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Give Chritmas a ChanceA Poem by DarkStarMention of death |
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2016, Christmas barA Story by Ghost,PastelThis is a weave between real-life heartache and the beauty of my imagination. This one's to you, a*****e. |
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Love UnwrappedA Poem by Melinda McQueenLove Unwrapped It’s time to get out the pretty paper, Wrapping gifts gingerly That will be excitedly torn later With suc.. |
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Myth in the Twenty-First Century: The Role of Sant..A Story by HugoA short essay on the infatuation society has on Santa Claus |
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A CHRISTMAS COMPACT DISCA Story by Peter RogersonThe odd thing is, last night I had a dream and the first part of this is what I remember of it... |
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By The TreeA Poem by OhiomanThe author of this 3-3-3 piece is showing us who he saw on Christmas Day... and what gift he got from that person. |
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Come On, StudA Poem by OhiomanA guy uses this haiku poem to to tell us what he saw on Christmas Eve. |
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Wrapped Up in ChristA Poem by Melinda McQueenWrapped Up in Christ Love overflowing, There for the bestowing. It holds the igniting spark And lets Christ be His part. .. |
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Missing FacesA Story by Kate Z.Very short story. |
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The Son in the MangerA Poem by Melinda McQueenThe Son in the Manger The star shone big and bright Against a dark night. Shining the way To the baby dreaming in the hay... |
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Tales of Christmas Past, Present, and FutureA Book by Wendy Seames GarnerA collection of short stories for Christmas |
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Memoir of a Soldier BoyA Story by M. C. PehrsonIn this true story, Christmastime in the early 20th century brings happy dreams for a young boy. |
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TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS!A Story by Peter RogersonRatty contemplating the coming season. |
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HomeA Poem by Brittany BosticI want my cold front steps,covered in a thick layer of white, fluffy snow.I want to get the wrong coffee flavor from the women who doesn't speak engli.. |
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CHRISTMAS MORNING.A Poem by Peter RogersonI posted this on Facebook four years ago today and rather like it on re-reading, so here it is reposted for your delectation and delight. |
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