Memories Of Christmas



As I gazed outsider my window
to watch the falling snow
It suddenly brought back memories
Of Christmases long ago

Spending time with family
Visiting with old friends
If I could make just one wish I'd be a child again

Memories of Christmas they fill your heart with Joy
Waiting up for Santa to bring your favorite toy
Opening gifts with Mom and Dad on early
  Christmas morn
Celebrating together in praise
The day that Christ was born

I can still smell the cookies we hung upon
 our tree
And taste the ones that Momma made
   especially, for me
All the songs we sang as carolers everyone
  I used to know
It seems like only yesterday, but it was so long ago

Mom and Dad have passed now
As for me, well I've grown old
But to my grandchildren I love to tell
Those precious days of old

And though it was so long ago
I suppose there will always be
A little part of that little girl
Left inside of me

Memories of Christmas
They fill your heart with joy
Waiting up for Santa
To bring your favorite toy

Opening gifts with Mom and Dad
On early Christmas morn
Celebrating together in praise
The day that Christ was born

About this poem

It is about childhood memories of Christmas that as we grow older we all like to look back upon

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Written on December 01, 2001

Submitted by dmm4evr on November 30, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme aaxa bxx ccbdED xbxbxaa xfxf abxb xcxc xdED
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,117
Words 218
Stanzas 8
Stanza Lengths 4, 3, 6, 7, 4, 4, 4, 4

Dorothy A Miller

Dorothy is a great grandmother whose passion for writing, especially poetry has been a big part of her life since the age of ten. Now a published author of two children's books and one cookbook, she continues to pursue her writing career with future books and hopes to also have some of her lyrics put to music more…

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