Christmas poem for Liz, proud to be Welsh, loves to dance, dislikes Abba and Boney M, has a beautiful smile
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In winter's glow, where lights resound,
A holiday cheer in hearts is found.
For Liz, whose joy illuminates the night,
A smile that sparkles, pure delight.
Amidst the valleys, proud to claim,
The Welsh hills whisper her revered name.
With a heart that beats to dance's beat,
Her spirit moves with sure-footed feet.
Yet, the tunes of Abba and Boney M,
She sets aside, a quiet hymn.
For in her world of sway and twirl,
Her elegance flies like a flag unfurled.
In Christmas warmth, she finds her grace,
A radiant star, a gentle face.
With every step, with every gleam,
Liz is a dancer, living her dream.