Christmas Haiku

Midnight mass
Christmas rites;
Peace on earth

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Downtown lights
Dressed for Christmas;
Goodwill atmosphere

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Church pews full
Congregation at ease;
Peace for our time

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Say a short prayer
For world peace;
Smiles abound

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Greetings and meetings
Fine foods and liquor;
Festive spirits

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Mistletoe dance
A loving glance;
Christmas kisses

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Christ the reason
For the season;
Love abides

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Stroke of midnight
Christmas Day moods;
Jolly and bright

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Dear God we pray:
May each soul feel
Love Godspeed

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Twinkling lights
Decorated tree;
Joy sublime

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By this old church
Memories spring;
Christmas highlights

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Virgin Mary cradles
The new born Christ;
Humble hearts rejoice

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Another Christmas
To celebrate love;
Goodwill to all men

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Cheer sings profound
Of truth and love;
Christmassy moods

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Dance and sing,
Shout out loud;
Merry Christmas

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Joy comes to heal
The way we feel;
Love most surreal

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May each day
Be a good day;
Come what may

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Man be not proud
Just sing out loud;
Hope springs eternal

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Leon Enriquez
25 December 2014
Singapore
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Mehta Avatar
December 26, 2014 at 7:38 AM
God bless you and yours, Merry Christmas, Leon
Enriquez Avatar
December 27, 2014 at 11:43 PM
Dear Dr Ram: Thank you. Leon
Allison Avatar
December 25, 2014 at 4:20 PM
wonderful string of haikus as ever :-) Hugs jan xxx
Enriquez Avatar
December 26, 2014 at 3:45 AM
Dear Jan: Thank you. Leon
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