Christmas Spirit Poem by Paul Moosberg
Christmas Spirit
Put up a splash of Christmas spirit
Put in a dash of love
Stir up the sounds ‘till you can hear it
Sing out to those you love
Christmas, Christmas, you can fill me
Up with Christmas cheer
Christmas, Christmas, you fulfill my
Spirit every year
Toss up a mash of extra magic
Toss in a batch of love
Let up the lights with random logic
Look out for sleighs above
Santa, Santa, can I have it
Please I’ve been so good
Santa, Santa, please I beg you
Please oh if you would
Get up a clash of Christmas color
Get in a catch of love
Set up and show the shiny decor
Shout out with Christmas love
Listen, listen, you can see it
Spirit everywhere
Listen, listen, you can do it
Spread it out and share
Put up a splash of Christmas spirit
Put in a dash of love
Stir up the sounds ‘till you can hear it
Sing out to those you love
Christmas, Christmas, you can fill me
Up with Christmas cheer
Christmas, Christmas, you fulfill my
Spirit every year
WOW, AMAZING POEM! ! GOES GREAT WITH THIS SEASON.. (LOL) HAPPY HOLIDAYS! ! VERY WELL SAID PAUL, WELL SAID....... I GIVE YOU A 10 MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVE ONES AND MAY HE BRING YOU LOVE AND JOY ALWAYS ~~Y.SOBRADO~~
Three poems about Christmas and all well done! I enjoyed reading all three. Imagine reading these, by candlelight, to a bunch of kids just before they open the presents. Great job. H
Get up a clash of Christmas color Get in a catch of love Set up and show the shiny decor Shout out with Christmas love Rhyming well it's spirit also.
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12/25/2024 8:36:40 PM # 1.0.0
Hi Paul! What a beautiful Christmas poem! I can hear this one being sung as an original 'Paul Moosberg Christmas Carol'! Great work. Happy holidays to you and your lovely wife! Sincerely, Mary