Christmas poem: Invite to celibrate christmas
dont be late, starting at 1 pm
bring gifts and a starter
be on time you dont want the grinch take away your gift or jack frost to ruin christmas
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Under winter's gentle glow, the bells do chime,
A Christmas call, an invitation through time.
At one o'clock, our hearts converge, don’t be late,
Join the warmth, open our festive gate.
Bring your gifts, wrapped with joy and cheer,
A starter to share, let our feast appear.
For those who linger, beware the Grinch's stealth,
Or Jack Frost’s breath, chilling joy and health.
Together we'll laugh, by the firelight's gleam,
A holiday wonder, a shared joyful dream.
So gather, don’t tarry, let the magic start,
For Christmas embraces the warm, eager heart.