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Christmas Traditions

Christmas comes but once a year For us all to spread some cheer. How we do it is unique Others need not critique. Your traditions are your own Don’t let others put them down. Our traditions make us special Be they different — still sentimental. Decorations and lights play there parts The day after Thanksgiving is when it all starts We demonstrate our faith in the Lord above By showing others our respect and love. Expensive gifts are not required As businesses have inspired. From cacti to conifers For treasures to others. And stockings or shoes For goodies like cashews. The intent is the same Sentiment is the name. This is the time of year To show kindness for those we hold near. From homemade cards to store bought gifts And homemade foods to store bought grits. Gifts can be made or bought, What matters is the thought. Too often we lose sight of its meaning We give praise to God — the supreme being.

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