| A Christmas Poem | ||||||
| Dawn, a new day and the children all sing. Hearts filled with joy over what Santa might bring. Snow-covered rooftops, Snow-covered streets, The sound of snow crunching under tiny young feet. Wraps and galoshes, and sleds in tow They climb Brewery Hill to slide in the snow. Here in this small town all nestled in white The afternoon wanes into a good night. Back home with their cocoa and warmed by the fire, They crawl into bed in their sleeping attire. Off in the distance the carillon, it rings Merry Christmas to all, and for all it may bring. |
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| by Thomas Harvey | ||||||