Blue Roses of Christmas

Blue dreams of memories

A blue moon hovers across an ocean of dreams 

where sweet memories in blue lights shine for thee... 

As snowflakes settle on evergreen trees 

a bluebird whispers I love the stars that twinkle... 

Once upon a Christmas past when wise men 

travelled from far away places to follow a 

Star of hope and joy and Noel peace... 

The Angels sang Hallelujah to a new born King 

and shepherds watched over the Manger... 

We pray for all the children who need the warmth 

of love and caring at this time of Blue Roses unearthed.  

Reviews

[Bhuyanshi Talukdar]

Your poem is a beautiful and evocative reflection on the power of love and the importance of cherishing the memories that we hold dear. The way that you use vivid imagery and poetic language to evoke the spirit of the holiday season is both powerful and moving, and I think your poem captures the essence of what it means to be a thoughtful and compassionate person in a way that is both insightful and inspiring. Your use of metaphor and symbolism is particularly effective, and I think it speaks to the resilience and beauty that can be found even in the most challenging of circumstances. Overall, I think your poem is a beautiful tribute to the power of love and the importance of holding onto hope even in the darkest of times.

[‘Thoughts In Time..]

Oh beauty if thy soul showing through- wonderful words of wisdom and love for all- wishing you the warmest Christmas ever - love and hugs 🌹

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Kelly... I am deeply touched by your sentiments. It is that time of year when we wish there were no tears. Wishing you sweet dreams of Sugar Plums on Christmas Eve. Fondly, Pat

[‘Thoughts In Time’🌹]

And all the very best for you and yours hope u had a blessed christmas and much favour for you in 2019

[Cherrie Palmer]

What a wonderful Christmas poem.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Cherrie... how charming to read about blue roses at Christmas ... with a prayer for all the children who need caring and love. Fondly, Pat

[Cherrie Palmer]

From a manger to a call to love.

[Patricia Wedel]

Cherry dear... not a tear is shed, but our Saviour knows...

[Cherrie Palmer]

There was a time when most families had an extra child that was not theirs.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Cherry... yes, when the economy allowed us to adopt an extra child or two... now the economy is outrageous, especially for Shelter just to keep safe from the elements. Even so, when I see the Immigrants with children.. sleeping on the streets and ground... my heart is breaking for them. Fondly, Pat

[Cherrie Palmer]

I was thinking further back in time, when adoption wasn't a money maker for the system.
But yes, the common man can't afford the fees.

[Patricia Wedel]

Our country has a big heart and other countries do also. I know our guardian angels are present... I believe in Prayer for the Immigrants. Amen

[Onlyme]

This was truly heavenly to take on board and inhale all the beauty it gave me. Thank you, Patricia. This really gave me a boost and glorious feelings of peace and tranquillity.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Dawn... there is a time to share peace and love... when the world seems confused and the thunder rolls... we cling to the faith that love endures. Fondly, Pat