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| On this December night
Cool air rushes through the window. The lights of Christmas, brightens Houses that once were dull. Children play, with no thought to the cold. Snow lies beneath their pounding feet But once the weather takes a hold They venture inside for the fire's heat. On this December night Cool air rushes through the window Snow glistens on houses That once were dull. Snowmen spring from grounds of white With carrot noses and eyes of stone. Hats and scarves placed on, just right Style? Each snowman has his own. On this December night Cool air rushes through the window The lights of Christmas, brighten Houses that once were dull. Richard |
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