A
male
age
51-59,
oldbiker
writes:Ok, it's a bit late but it was written before Christmas and hopefully (despite the Word format) it might be lot a little better presented this timeA Christmas CarolChristmas Eve is passingAnd midnight mass has goneThe priest has closed his doorsSoon Christmas Day will dawn*The night is crisp and coldThe tinselled tree shines brightWrapped presents sit belowThe kids are tucked up tight*Husband and wife hold handsshare a loving kiss.A glass of wine togetherbut think of those they miss*Outside all is quietSleigh bell sounds apartDrifting over the snowA sound to warm the heart*Beneath the tree, a glassfor Santa, something strongBut for the chilly reindeerCarrots! That must be wrong!*Their kids are up and eagerAt dawn on Christmas dayGifts unwrapped and openSocks again from Auntie May*In the oven, turkey bastesWith no gobble, in it went“Alas!” her husband statesbut she knows it wasn’t meant*The Christmas dinner’s overThe Queen’s speech, God, it boresIn snow, the kids are playingHubby sits and gently snores*Outside the snow is lyingKids’ snowman on the lawnBut all is quiet and peacefulThis day is almost gone*Another Christmas overShe misses those not hereRemembers happy timesHer eyes, they shed a tear.*You know she’ll never wonderbut will she ever know?A lonely heart passed hereAnd left a footprint in the snow.
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reader, BigSis + ♥, writes (13 April 2008):
 That's really nice oldbiker. I like that.
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reader, LJ001 +, writes (12 April 2008):
 You're making me want Christmas!
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