Sing a Song of Christmas
There is a soft sound like a silken melody,
So angelic it belies the outside world.
An open fire, crackling with heat;
Set shadowed forms dancing on the walls;
And gave the ballerina on the Christmas tree,
A sense of life and a sense of gaiety.
A fat cat curled on a velvet rug,
Was still purring from a caress a hour ago,
As the big clock chimed to the stroke of time,
Attune to winds threatening at the door.
Copyright © Emmanuel Paul | Year Posted 2010
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