Saturday, December 12, 2020

Christmas Time ~ Poem

 

Christmas Time
By C.L. Collar

Christmas is a time of Cheer!
A Time to have your family near!
A Time to give to those in need!
A Time to plant a happy seed!

A Time to laugh and Ho Ho Ho!
A Time to share your Christian Glow!
A Time to dance
A Time to sing!
A Time to praise our Holy King!

Friday, December 11, 2020

Christmas and Icicles (Poem)

 Christmas and Icicles

By C.L. Collar

Christmas and icicles go hand in hand.

Snowflakes dance on mittened hands, 

Christmas joy spreads through the land.


Christmas and music go hand in hand.

Harmony dances throughout the land.

Christmas carols shared while holding hands. 



Christmas and giving go hand in hand.

Imparting treasures through the land,

As gifts are passed from heart to hand.



Christmas and laughter go hand in hand.

Joyful laughter spreads across
 the land.

Christmas sweeps through the heart of man.

Tuesday, December 8, 2020

Commercial Christmas (Poem)

 Commercial Christmas

By C.L. Collar

Christmas is too commercial
 That is what I hear them say.
But in the eyes of Christians,
It is truly not that way.

 

For in each  shining light,
The Christmas star shines clear.
And in each twinkling eye,
  The Christmas spirit is near.





Santa Claus, they all say,
Takes away the true meaning.
 Doesn’t Santa symbolize,
World peace and love and giving?

 


Christmas carols have not changed,
I hear the children singing,
About the birth of Jesus,
And praising the newborn king.





They say the spirit’s smothered,
 Too many decorations.
But have they all forgotten?
Christmas is a celebration!
And early Christmas morning,
The spirit is shining through,
In all the children’s voices,
                                               The meaning is still so true.


When above all of the glitter,
I hear my daughter say,
“We love you baby Jesus.
Have the best Happy, Birthday !”

Saturday, December 5, 2020

The Christmas Tree Mystery


The Christmas Tree Mystery?
By C.L. Collar
 
The kitten snuck under the tree.
What, oh what, did the kitten see?
A silver ball shiny and bright,
Sparkling in the Christmas lights.

She then gave it a wee small bat.
She watched it sway this way and that.
She sat and watched it till it stopped.
Then cocked her head and thought a thought.

She looked up high into the tree.
And many sparkling balls did see.
She squatted low and looked around.
Not a soul there was to be found.

The coast was clear, branch one, two, three.
“Bright balls swirling just for me!”
Branch four, branch five, “Oh mercy me,
I am at the top of the tree!”

But then the tree began to sway.
The tree branch sort of gave away.
She sunk her claws into the trunk,
As the tree fell with a ker-thump.

She found her feet and with a hiss,
Looked all around for who did this.
Who had cut down the Christmas Tree?
This was as bad as bad could be.

Footsteps came running down the hall.
She heard them right before the fall.
She looked around, she had to see
Who had cut down the Christmas Tree.

She hissed and growled at everyone.
They all stood there just looking dumb.
She crawled from underneath the tree.
"Why are you all looking at me?"