Christmas Time In My Hometown -- A Poem

December 6, 2009       1 Comments
By: Guest Columnist

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Poem By: Dorothy Rifenbark, Hometown Poet

It's Christmas time in my hometown
And everywhere I go
I see the lights and ornaments
As I walk through falling snow

Red and green and silver
The colors of the season
Make us feel all warm and cheery
And give us each a reason

To recall the days when we were young
And sat upon old Santa's knee
In the window of the hardware store
We smiled and laughed with glee

The songs we learned in days gone by
Are remembered with much fondness
As we share the memories so dear
And make new ones now with gladness

The windows of the shops downtown
Are arrayed in holiday splendor
With blinking lights on starry nights
We stop and look in wonder

At the toys and trains and baby dolls
All shiny and brand new
Yes, Christmas is still for children
But it's also for me and you

As you celebrate the season
And hold your loved ones near
Don't forget to remember Lord Jesus
And thank Him for all this year

For because of His love and kindness
And understanding heart
We are able to celebrate Christmas
And from his spirit never part

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JeanDenzer says:       On December 14, 2009 at 02:49 PM Enjoyed the poem very much. I remember going to the Thanksgiving day parade in Detroit, my home town, and seeing Santa at J.L. Hudsons.

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