Believe In Santa Poem by cheryl davis miller

Believe In Santa

Rating: 5.0


What's wrong with believing in Santa Clause?
Or other sweet dreams of childhood?
I think if more grown-ups still held out hope;
for all of us it would be good.

There's so much that's harsh in this big old world;
dear Santa might soften things up.
Beginning with hearts that wrote Santa off;
when children turned into grown-ups.

See old hearts don't shine with the Christmas light;
at least not like young hearts shine through.
I think grown-ups should believe in Santa,
may brighten us up if we do.

c.d.m.12/18/13

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
missing the simplicity of childhood
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 04 September 2014

I still believe in Santa. He is my sweet heart I love nice presents. sweet write

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