We live much of life amid unique choices. Joy is anchored in The One beyond our life. |
The little corner is my room, where I have stored some things. These Christmas treasures, weaver's loom, that help my heart to sing. I'll store away this poem, too, since it's no doubt too late to bless the reader as most may do for Christmas words now grate. The little corner music plays of Christmas hopes and bliss. Our chilly morn reminds of days we stopped to moments kiss. Green, and red, and blue, and gold, the lights create a place, while whitest lights of Christmas told do comfort hearts with grace. The crafts, and plaques, and ornaments remind of years gone by with those half-done experiments, that on the shelves do lie. Christmas wrapping, boxes, bags, with garlands draped around help Christmas presents, and new tags to keep the gift from being found. Eleven months we now must wait, before the world's onboard with Christmas joy, and wonders great to hear each choir's blessed chord. Yet, nothing stops a heart so filled with Christ, Who came, and for us lived to pay our debt He once was killed, and rose Salvation's Gift to give. by Jay O’Toole on January 16th, 2023 |