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Created on: January 06, 2009
She is so shapeful and ever so white,
That snow glistened hill on this starry night,
I grab my sled and ponder the feeling,
Riding down the hill it seems so appealing,
I walk up the bank to the top of my hill,
In one or two moments I will be revelling in thrills,
Plunk goes my bottom on my wooden sled,
Pointed due downward is where I would head,
I flew through the air on that starry night,
Sledding near Christmas just feels so right,
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