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Christmas Carol
by Londis Carpenter → (All Poetry by Londis Carpenter)
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a little early for the season, but it gives everyone time to learn a new carol before the time is here


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If I get a home by Christmas can I decorate a tree?


I’ve never had a tree that was my own.


I’ve always spent my Christmas with other kids like me,


In a house where children live that have no home.


 


I don’t need gifts for Christmas, but a hug would be okay.


I don’t need to sit on Santa Clause’s knee.


But if there really is a Santa, here’s what I’d like on Christmas day;


I’d really like to decorate a tree.


 


There was a child named Jesus who was born on Christmas day.


I have heard that he was special just like me.


I have heard his lovely stories, the kind words he had to say.


They say he was born to decorate a tree.


 


I would like to be like Jesus, to do what he would do,


See what he saw and be what he would be.


So don’t give me toys for Christmas, I just want to be like Him.


For Christmas let me decorate a tree.


 


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 Reviews of "Christmas Carol"
Reviewed by Londis Carpenter
Reviewed on July 18, 2004
Just for the record I have revised this on 7/18/04. The new version is called A NEW CHRISTMAS CAROL and is published here on the AD.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on June 13, 2004
Beautiful classic piece Londis!!

Long time no see!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on June 13, 2004
Surely, Lonny, you have either a heart the size of the sea or more than one, beating simultaneously... I only know, with certainty, that you are very good at touching, sometimes breaking my own ... this is achingly, beautifully moving. You are a master at speaking from your child's voice and I will always listen. katy xox.

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on June 13, 2004
i like this

Reviewed by James Daniels
Reviewed on June 13, 2004
I have to agree with Peg this was beautiful and classic. I was ready to decorate my tree

Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on June 13, 2004
Londis,
This is classic and beautiful....
Yes it gives us alot of time to learn the new song and to be more
like Jesus,....
Excellent poem Inspiring...

Lady Peg


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