Using lots of water at Christmas to shower, Karen, Natalie, Maggie, Brittni
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In winter’s chill, the waters flow,
A steamy dance in morning's glow.
For Karen, Natalie, Maggie, Brittni fair,
The shower sings a liquid prayer.
As festive lights in windows gleam,
The rush of water forms a dream.
In torrents drawn from earth's embrace,
A Christmas ritual, a warm cascade.
Their laughter mingles with the steam,
Echoes of joy in a waking dream.
Though water pours with lavish grace,
Each drop a gift in time and space.
Amidst the mirth of holiday's flight,
These moments shine with pure delight.
In endless streams, their spirits soar,
Celebrating life with water's roar.