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A Christmas Poem
Angels hanging in the tree
 Three wise men on bended knee
 A pageant in front of city hall
 Decorative lights displayed for all
 No one knows that far beyond the wrapped up gifts and pretty bows
 In a stable slightly larger than your dinner table
 Lies a baby wrapped in rags
 By the door are no packed bags
 For the trip far from their hometown
 For Christmas no one's coming down
 To see this poor poor family
 Even though they may be lonely
 Having each other only
 In their eyes not a tear
 In their hearts not a fear
 For in a box filled with day
 Where baby chicks like to play
 Sleeps a creature greater than anything
 Sleeps the baby King
 Jesus Christ is His name
 Nothing more is left to say.

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