From My Lips To Santa's Ears

The  star  hangs  loosely  above  the  silent  night, 
Gusts  of wind  blow  the  Christian  tide, 
It  is  that  time  of the  year  again, 
A blessed  gift  of hope  and  love. 

A time  to  create  moments to  cherish, 
Time  of  sharing  goodness  of our heart  with  others, 
Gift  what  someone  means  to  you, 
Time  to  plant  plenteous  mercies. 

Yes,  the  night  is strangely silent, 
For  the  children are  eagerly  waiting, 
Objectively  sleeping  pretentiously, 
Hoping  against  all odds  to  be  in your list, 

So  the  next  time  you appear, 
With your  ghostly  procession through  the  sky, 
In  the  famous  horse  driven  chariot, 
There  will be  laughter  and  good  tidings in the  air. 

Give  them  your warm  bear  hugs, 
Loving  kisses  and  earnest  wishes, 
As  they play with  your  white  bristly  drooping  beard, 
They  will  experience  the  joy  of  giving.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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