Christmas magic from up above
As the air filters flakes
Coming from heaves sort of
Brings the magic to child of drum brakes
To the music of the horn
Or the clang of the drum
Santa is filled the air to adorn
Your family snuggled around the fireplace forlorn
Tinsel on the tree
And train whistling of winter
Found under the Christmas jubilee
As you open the surprise in store
On trial run fun of a sprinter
Leaping over hurdles to packages on the floor
Your parents smiling of joy
As they welcome the day with hot drinks
And warming themselves to the real McCoy's
As the day is filled with smells to blink
Of Christmas stockings filled with candy
Gingerbread people close
To the peppermint sticks come real handy
Filling the day with snow on the nose
Author notes
Written November 18th, 2004
A contest entry
- Christmas Day by nicole92st.
300 points, ended December 15, 2004, 21 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Christmas Pre-writes by Judith Chandler.
700 points, ended December 22, 2008, 16 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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You made me think of how perfect it all used to be, a simpler time though there may be kids who experience this now. I hope so.
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Thank you for liking my poem. Kendhal22
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Wow..this is a really great Christmas Poem ....I like the imagery.
Good Luck in this contest! -
Thank you for commenting and liking my poem. Kendhal22
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good job
This is a really really good idea! I like hwo you described the winter/Christmas things that occur! Great job! You have a really good shot in this contest! Good Luck!
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I'm really glad you like it and hope your son likes it too. Kendhal22
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You wrote such a wonderful poem.
Thank you so much for taking the time to write.
YerTweetyness
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