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Greet 2025

As one more year is fading out and time swiftly flies like a speeding bird, I wish all my friends a New Year of Health, Happiness and all blessings of God! As the midnight bells sweetly chime, Our hearts leap and sing in joyous rhyme. The Year 2025, like a sweet babe is born, Exhorting each one of us to be reborn. Sad and sweet memories of the past linger Many have lost their dear lives, last year Thoughts of them make our eyes moist with tear Thank God for granting us yet another year! Break loose n’ cast aside all binding ropes Embrace the new dawn with fresh hopes Look to the East and see the glow of light Let sun’s golden beams swipe away the night. Today’s dawn fills us all with gladness Scrubbing away every trace of sadness Let new resolutions dance in hopeful eyes, Like fireworks that ignite the darkened skies. May fanciful dreams sprout and swell in every heart Spread wings wide and into sky like an eagle dart. May the New Year fill you with lots of cheer And grant you with everything, you hold dear!
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Dietrich Avatar
January 3, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Wow an excellent poem to open up the new year, Valsa.
Narain Avatar
January 2, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Excellent New Year poem. Real nice. Happy New Year to you too.
Greenhough Avatar
January 1, 2025 at 1:54 PM
You captured the spirit of 2025 in your poem. I'm certain that hope lies in the heart of all. Your poem is a treasure.
Andresen Avatar
January 1, 2025 at 5:44 AM
- Lovely New Year's poem, Valsa ... sending the same wishes to you "May the New Year fill you with lots of cheer And grant you with everything, you hold dear" :) - hugs
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