The Saddest Part of Christmas

The Saddest Part of Christmas

A Poem by GraceKelly1974

I close my eyes and travel back to a simpler time
When life was easy, playing was hard and problems were never mine
 
Christmas time was always fun for me and dad would shop
And when we finished, we'd go to lunch, just me and my ol' pop
 
Then we'd go home and decorate the house and the tree
The angel top my Dad would save for last when he'd lift me
 
Mom was in the kitchen baking men of gingerbread
Me and Dad would surely laugh, at the shape of all their heads
 
The air was cold, but the house was warm with the cliche' christmas cheer
The saddest part of christmas now is Dad's no longer here.

© 2008 GraceKelly1974


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i am sorry to hear about your Dad. some memories are meant to be forgotten but lived in for life - a tribute to your father you have come up with. bless you, Kelly.

Posted 4 Years Ago


That ending is hard to take. Still, you presented a scene of happy times. Cherished, I'll say. I imagine your father wants you to remember the many good times you had together, and to push away sadness.

Posted 5 Years Ago



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