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The Cold Winter Land

May 11, 2010
By Jesusandwordsfanatic PLATINUM, Fayetteville, North Carolina
Jesusandwordsfanatic PLATINUM, Fayetteville, North Carolina
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Favorite Quote:
Romans 14:8-For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord's.


The Cold Winter Land
10-14-08
Snow topped mountains and snow covered fields,
Trees without their leaves, yet beautiful all the same.
Everything dead or asleep just to wake up in the spring.
Children build snowmen, igloos, and have snowball fights,
Go ice skating or take a moonlit hike.
The cold, icy breeze piercing your face,
But the warm morning sun melts it all away.
“All the fun is gone”, they say, but they better not cry because Santa comes tonight.
All the children snuggled up tight and warm,
And wake up to a beautiful Christmas morn.
But you must remember it is not all about Santa and toys;
Christmas is a holiday for Christians to recognize the birth of Jesus.
We give presents to represent how God gave us sinners His only Son.
So, though it may be cold and barren outside,
Be careful not to let your heart turn icy cold with greed, selfishness, and ungratefulness.


The author's comments:
This is one of those psychological poems; everyone's going to see something different. I wrote this a while back and I don't remember my reason behind it or what it's really supposed to mean or represent.

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