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My Christmas Traditions
Wreaths with lights
 Dance 
 In the night
 Of the small town
 
 Long light poles
 Veiled with 
 twinkling starlit lights 
 A soft snow
 Drifting down
 Covering the world 
 In a blanket of dusty white…
 
 Sleep 
 Sleep
 Is not coming
 For adrenalin is pumping
 Through 
 The veins
 Eager for the morrow to begin
 And a Christmas tale to be written 
 
 I love waking up
 On Christmas day
 Running down the stairs 
 To see that Santa’s been here
 Christmas gifts under the tree
 Lights a glowin’ 
 
 The cookies are gone
 The milk glass empty
 The house still smellin’ 
 Warm and thick
 Like those choco chip yummies 
 that momma bakes
 Sometimes you can see it 
 [the milk mustache] on 
 Daddy’s top lip
 So you now know
 The day’s just begun
 
 Gramma comes
 At six in the morning
 A tradition among tradtitions
 Kisses and hugs 
 All around
 
 Talkin’ starts
 The relaxation from the holidays
 receding
 Stockings are opened
  Smiles shared
 The joy among us
 Lovin’ and fair
 
 The house starts to fill up
 Like a glass of orange juice on a hot sunny summer day
 Bodies crammed into our tiny house
 The man with the red hat passes around everyone’s gifts
 Santa being the last one to open his
 
 Sometimes 
 when presents are opened 
 we start to play
 airplanes in the air
 screeches of kids
 of why they have to share
 on Christmas Day. 
 
  I got a present
 [For it was hard make money]
  That made me happy
 So happy,
 I cried 
 So many tears
 For I love my family
 So very dearly 
 And I love
 Christmas time
 And all the cheer

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