SIGNS OF THE SEASON
December
comes but once a year we know.
Christmas
soon comes and then it goes.
Twinkling
lights everywhere all aglow
underneath
white new fallen snow.
Snowflakes
falling from a darkened sky
delight
little children who now lie
in
the new snow making snow angels
or
Frosty the snowman in the dell.
Christmas
carols heard around the town
will
turn someone's sad frown upside down.
Trees
are decorated everywhere
inside
and outside lights they now wear.
Children
are on their best behavior.
Holiday
foods prepared and savored.
Cookies
decorated with colored frostings
and
there's red and white candy canes for licking.
Gifts
exchanged by friends and family.
Loved
ones we make an effort to see.
Pleasant
memories often brought to mind
this
Christmas season time after time.
Nativity's
displayed on tables.
Mary
and Joseph in the stable.
The
Christ-child born this night long ago
is
why we celebrate Christmas, you know.
Let's
not forget God's gift to us this day
rather
we're at home or far away.
God
sent His Son born as a baby.
God's
precious gift to you and to me.
Merry Christmas to each one of
you
and
blessings to last the whole year through.
Until
next year when we meet again:
from
my heart, peace with joy I send.
(May
be sung to the tune of “Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire”)
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