Christmas is around the corner, and Junk Mail has already begun decorating the tree, writing recipes and giving some advice on gifts. It’s also a great time to share pleasant messages and poems. Poems really capture the essence of a time, making it a timeless memento of sorts.
We have had many of our staff write poems that borrow from the true spirit of Christmas. We have included one of these to get you started on your very own poem writing. This also makes a great gift, roll up some vintage paper that contains a poem, and make it a priceless gift this Christmas.
Christmas, Christmas, what cheer you spread,
On the gentle nights, with twinkling lights.
Reindeer’s everywhere thumping clouds,
Shouting our names with earnest fame.
Christmas, Christmas, what will I do?
When you go away for another year, that feels like two.
Making me wish upon a star, that you will always not be far.
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