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Created on: December 18, 2008
Christmas Spirit
Sleeping under the Christmas tree
In my new flannel nightgown,
I wondered where I would be
Years from now, when grown.
Thinking back now, I laugh and yawn,
And stumble to my room,
It's getting late, hot chocolate's gone
Just my warm blankets and the moon.
Snug in bed I sigh, and moan,
I should have written to St. Nick!
Although I'm more than grown-
I'd wish that no one ever got sick,
And that the poor would always eat.
I'd ask for peace and safety-
I know that's quite a feat.
But if anyone could do it
I know old Santa could!
And so in bed I squeeze my eyes
And wish for all things good.
Just then a light up in the sky
Blazed in front of my window.
What that? A sleighbell? It couldn't be...
But then there was no doubt
Santa winked and smiled at me,
A believer? I am devout!
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