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Merry Christmas To You

Merry Christmas to You

God Bless “YOU”. 
I want to sing, I want to shout, I want to laugh happily out loud. 
My King, Your King, Our King was born on Christmas morn. 
The heavens were full of stars, they are still. 
I hold out my hands and lift up my heart…
Thankful to be even a small part.

Two words I say to you. Some may not hear them well. 
I can not understand…?

Bless you.
Hug you.
Love you. 

Snowflakes, ice skates and winter wishes to be warm. 
A wreath on the door, a tree inside, 
candles and canes hanging on the tree and in the hall. 
Visitors, family and friends, together. 
Prayer.

The smells of cookies, the piano played softly…
and bells, beautiful bells.
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Moorman Avatar
November 5, 2019 at 8:08 PM
Ann, Christms has always been, and will always be, my favorite time of year --- and for all the reasons you stated. It is good to see another poet acknowledge Christ in what they write. I have published a book of my poems and one section is devoted to Christmas. You may want to read some of them. God Bless - Merry Christmas, new friend!
Foster Avatar
November 5, 2019 at 8:13 PM
I would love to read your book. I love your poems. and thank you for stopping by... Apple pie in the oven and a warm fire for all friends. God Bless you, your family and your holiday. Ann
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November 2, 2019 at 6:23 PM
A lovely, emotional & meaningful Seasonal poem, 'Merry Christmas' to you too!
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November 2, 2019 at 6:25 PM
A lovely holiday to you and your family. God give you blessings for the New Year! Ann
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