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Dawn of Christmas

Kal525
Junior Member

since 2005-12-20

Posts 26

0 posted 2005-12-25 02:57 AM

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Merry Christmas everyone! This is a poem that I wrote during the early hours of Christmas morning. It speaks of the beautiful, yet everlasting interim between Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. I hope it brings you and yours some extra holidy cheer.

Tonight, the laughter subsides and the smiles go to sleep,
As the flickering candle flames slowly weep.
The cedar smells, now tucked away,
Wait patiently for Christmas day.

But dawn breaks slowly this time of year,
Carefully crafting the next day’s cheer.
While our crimson red dreams paint the new snow,
It’s the dawn that dictates how they will grow.

So dream with passionate faith and love,
As time brushes your heart from the heavens above.
And when you awake, canvas full and bright,
The dawn will be there to shine on it,
Light.

Joyce Johnson

Member Rara Avis

since 2001-03-10

Posts 9912
Washington State

1 posted 2005-12-26 08:46 PM

Yes that draws a picture. Christmas is slow in the coming and fast in the going. love. Joyce

Tom Zart
Senior Member

since 2006-05-18

Posts 682

2 posted 2006-07-01 09:42 AM

A great Christmas poem I wish it was one of
my works.

patience_iago
Member

since 2006-08-30

Posts 54

3 posted 2006-10-22 03:26 PM

This poem makes me so excited for christmas, its my favorite time of the year.

"There are some days where i believe i might die of an overdose of satisfaction"
-Dali

Constance
Member

since 2001-07-28

Posts 393
Ohio

4 posted 2006-12-13 09:20 AM

Lovely picture! It's the kind of poem that makes one smile and sigh.

smiles,
Constance

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