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She walked out of the Aegean Sea with purpose
Not flaunting her power, yet showing it steadily.
The other entities were not sure whether she was Greek or Roman.
In fact, she may have been from another mythology and another universe.
They watched her come, not knowing whether to feel fearful or elated.
Usually generational gene commonality linked them,
However, she was not linking to any.
Do we fetch our weapons? Queried Mars, Roman’s God of War.
Let’s wait, suggested Greek’s Eirene, not understanding or sensing anything.
Thus, they stood together, waiting,
For the storm and fury or for a peaceful union?
Neither knew.
Anticipation great.
Mars sent his sentinel for his sword,
Earning an irritated glance from Eirene, Goddess of Peace.
A little girl said to her mother one day
"Santa's not real, that's what my friends say"
Her tears welled up and she started to cry
And said" Is he real or is it a lie ?".
Her mom was shocked that she had been put to the test
And decided telling the truth would be for the best
She thought for a moment then said carefully
"Santa's spirit is real, as real as can be".
"He lived in Myra by the Aegean sea
It used to be Greece but now is Turkey
He left this life a long time ago
But not his spirit, that continues to grow".
"His name was Bishop Nicholas and wore robes of red
Was wealthy, helped the poor and made sure they were fed
He did things in secret whilst they slept in their bed
And soon people got to know about the bishop in red".
"Something else about him that people don't know
Was he came from a hot country and it didn't snow
But the story grew bigger over the years
Snow, elves and sleigh added along with reindeers".
"All over the world little girls and boys
Wake up Christmas day to lots of new toys
And everyone says that Santa has been
Presents are left but he's never seen".
"Parents leave presents under the tree
But Santa guides them with his legacy
They do it for you out of kindness and love
Under the watchful eye of Santa above".
"Santa's spirit is alive, it's certainly not dead
The world's full of people like the bishop in red
Doing good for mankind, animals as well
When you next see your friends, this story do tell".
The little girl cheered up, kissed her mom and said
"I too want to be like the bishop in red"
"When I grow up, like Santa I'll be
Helping the poor and the needy".
Just like Nicholas who performed those good deeds
Helping the less fortunate, seeing to their needs
So when you venture out help someone if you can
Be it an animal a child, woman or man.
Merry Christmas.
Written 13th December 2017
Writing Challenge - December, 2019 - I want Christmas Poems - Poetry Contest.
Sponsored By Dear Heart - Wiishkobi Ode.
*P - Pegasus
O - Other horses
Pegasus,
the winged horse
Olympus
flew off course
Stallion
horse that's male
land in
a grassy dale
horses
came up to him
sources
to say his name
P - Pegasus.
forwards a pony
addresses
O - Sounds Greek to me.
P - It should be,
P - I am from Greece,
P - by the Aegean Sea.
now all at peace.
P - But before I go home,
P - I go to La La Land,
P - then on to Rome.
O - That land is a dreamland,
O - but wait, you no go back,
O - you go to that place?
P - All roads lead home, no offtrack.
O - But, La La, Dream, it's out in space.
P - It's okay, I got wings.
O - Okay, take the second star to the right, ...
P - No attached strings?
O - No you'll be alright.
O - And then, straight on till morning ...
The sea never dulls me; it lulls, calms and relaxes me.
It sends me into a trance, like when I dance, in a state of peace.
In stillness, I feel free, serene, glee; yet, aware of things I hear and see.
The Aegean Sea cruise in Turkey rendered spectacular views, while we
were amused and bemused by our guide with a big smile with Greece
in Europe and Turkey in Asia with glory of each nation and story of the sea.
In Thera, stood, gazed at the moon’s glow on the blue hue of the sea,
at the hotel’s own beach, talked how our fun in the sun tour would cease.
Sunshine made blue domes glistened and the sea clear blue, a must see!
I gaze in awe at this beautiful setting;
The Greek isle of Samos I won’t soon be forgetting.
The sun shines bright in the azure blue sky
while white puffy clouds slowly drift by.
The calm Aegean Sea is an aqua blue;
the colorful fishing boats, they number two.
The houses on the hillside with terra-cotta colored roofs;
Off in the distance the clippity-clop of donkeys’ hooves.
The cobblestone sea wall is dotted with white tables
of the sea side cafes with the colorful gables.
The salt air can be felt in the soft summer breeze;
such a beautiful setting puts my mind at ease.
Somewhere in the distance a liner cruises by;
I wonder if the passengers are dreaming as I.
I sit in my living room feeling quite small
as I stare at the painting hanging on the wall.
The image I describe isn’t as it seems;
Alas, my Grecian holiday is merely a dream.
October 2, 2017