Poetry by Nelda R. Broom

 

 

MARY'S THOUGHTS

 

I have no nurse to soothe my brow,

No healer with helpful hands.

Only Joseph knows the plan

In crowded Bethlehem.

His kindness takes away my fear,

His presence ever near.

In awe we watch As shepherds come.

 

They kneel on scented hay,

Worship our tiny child.

They tell of singing angels,

Being guided by a star.

 

I only know

This son of ours

Will never be truly our own.

Angels proclaimed His birth

For all

A Savior

Who is Christ the Lord.

 

CHRISTMAS EVE

 

Three red robed children

Press noses against cold windowpane

Glimpse a Christmas star

 

HOLIDAY DREAMS

 

The first signs of Christmas are here,

Bringing laughter, love and good cheer.

Lights sparkle through store windowpane.

Holidays take me home again.

 

Back to childhood days long ago,

Live Christmas trees, green mistletoe,

Little white house on country lane.

Holidays take me home again.

 

Sweet dreams of home drown out the noise

Where people shop for girls and boys.

Carolers sing a sweet refrain.

Holidays take me home again.

 

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