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Christmas 1953
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My photo at age five. Lee Griffith, dad, July 25, 1910-July 4, 1953, age 42. I was five when dad died.
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Christmas 1953

Jesus, there's no Santa
to get this gift for me--
packaged, under a tree--
all I want for Christmas
is simply my daddy.
Mom says he's in heaven.
Jesus, please set Dad free
to spend Christmas with me.

Jesus, life is empty.
I'm truly in Mom's way ...
she says so every day.
All I want for Christmas
is simply my daddy.
If Dad's stuck in heaven,
that's where I want to be.
Jesus, please come ... take me.

Jesus, I am six now--
it's an eternity--
my tears stream constantly.
All I want for Christmas
is simply my daddy.
There are kids in heaven ...
I'd blend in joyously.
Dad's arms ache to hold me.

All I want for Christmas
is simply my daddy.

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 Reviews of "Christmas 1953"
Reviewed on December 4, 2009
Sandra,

This was a real tear jerker. I don't know if it was about you or another, either way, it's just so sad. Maybe you can't have your Daddy, but he's in your heart. For a six year old, that doesn't mean much I suppose. Well written poem.

Mary

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on December 3, 2009
Sandra, a wonderfully written poem
sad but most enjoyable
Love & peace be with you

William

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on December 3, 2009
Sandra,
Heartfelt and poignant, the repetitions enforcing the wishes and longings.

John

Reviewed by TONY NERONE
Reviewed on December 3, 2009
This was a very emotional read, Sandy. I know it was an emotional writing for you too. As always it was extremely well written.

GOD BLESS
Tony


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