Aurora Borealis Christmas

Feathers in colors of Christmas lights...

You light up my life as if the Northern lights were 

meant to light up the branches of every Christmas tree  

with painted buntings in colors bright and sweet... 

The Joy of the Season gives us a reason to bloom in 

celebration of children every where... 

The wise men bring gifts of Frankincense and Myrrh

and Shepherds watch the sheep within the fold... 

Angels sing on high where a Star shines 

keeping the lost Lamb safe from harm... 

Reviews

[Phill Oz O'fee]

Great seasonal piece - makes my imagination stir to images of a bright pure light entering my prism-shaped soul and splitting into a rainbow of emotions within the spirit to support those (especially children) less fortunate than ourselves. Wonderful share ... bless ... :-)

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Phill... your poetic review is a blessing to ponder as the lights bring blessings to our spirit that glows within.
Thank you for sharing your innermost feelings. truly, Pat

[S.zaynab.kamoonpury]

This is esp charming and appealing to my poetic eyes for the mention of auroras my fav special exotic emerald divine phenomenon and the wise men of the East. The entire poem is creatively awesome. Kudos. N happy new yr wishes!

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Zaynab... your review is an ode to the mysteries that appear where Spirits dwell... thank you for leaving your 💜 print... truly, Pat

[Patricia Wedel]

A blessed New Year to you, Zaynab...
As ever, Pat

[Fran Marie]

A beautifuly penned piece lifting up the spirits. Lighting up the souls. ...shepards watching keeping the lost lambs from harm..a comforting thought

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Fran Narie... forgive my lateness in thanking you for reading my poem about the Northern lights at Christmas. It seems to me that all the colors of Christmas lights could be also reflective of the sky when Nirthern lights so mysteriously blen in the celestial sky... surely there could be a spiritual connection. May your dreams be lovely all year long and blessing shine ion your home. truly, Pat

[Fran Marie]

you're so welcome dear friend

[barleygirl]

I love the phrase "aurora borealis" and I also love the way it looks (altho I've never seen it in person). Since it's been a magical fascination of mine, all my life, it's the perfect pairing, to put the northern lights together with the miracle of Christmas, as you've done in your poem full of warm imagery. I especially love that your poem is a tribute to children all over the world becuz there have never been more perils for the young ones (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Patricia Wedel]

Margie dear... somehow as I grow older I see the glow of Christmas lights to encompass the Spirit of Christmas ... so similar to the northern lights. We hope that the Spirit of Christmas will last all year long. Be blessed dear heart... fondly, Pat

[Neville]

Now you have given us something to celebrate Pat.... and what a pretty little ball of feathers we have up there.. is it a robin of some kind?... Neville

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Beville... there is a bird called a Painted Bunting that is mentioned in my poem. It looks similar to the Bird at the top of my poem. However I really like your description... “a pretty little ball of feathers”... I see you are an avid bird watcher... as am I myself. Thanks for helping to decorate the Christmas tree
in our heart and soul. May birds flutter at the very thought of you. truly, Pat x

[Neville]

you got me smiling so much I can't see and me face hurts.. hope the wind dont change or I could be stuck like this till Boxing day... and yes, I am a bit of a feathered friend freak and true... x

[Neville]

sorted... :)

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

A big hallelujah to your blissful holiday poem that puts cheer in my heart.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Dale... you remind me of the Song, "The Holly and the Ivy"... an old English song, that also puts cheer in your heart. as ever, Pat

[The Rock And Roll Cowboy(REBEL WITH A CAUSE)]

Awe, thank you. Such a touching compliant.

[Lyn Anderson]

Nothing like the Northern lights, and bring them together with love and seasonal warmth, a nice poem for Christmas.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Lyn... so nostalgic of you to think of the northern lights bringing warmth to the Christmas season. It seems to reflect the lights on trees and painted birds aglow.
So charming to enjoy your review. Best of wishes for you and yours. truly, Pat

[Onlyme]

A wonderful poem. Full of Christmas cheer.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Dawn... we can imagine the northern lights being similar to all the colors of the lights from Christmas trees and decorations. May your holidays be blessed with colors of lovely lights that stir the emotions and warm your heart with friends at your hearth. truly, Pat

[Onlyme]

Thank you Pat, and like wise to you and your family. hugs Dawn.

[Cherrie]

As poetic lights dance and bends across time we all remember his birth.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Cherrie... the lights of Christmas seem to be a reminder of the beauty created in the sky as northern lights bring
Comfort to our heart and soul. truly, Pat

[NotUsinganymore]

Nice Christmas story! Here where I am, it's not viewed as a religious holiday (only by some Christians) and more of a romatic couples holiday!

[Patricia Wedel]

dear JungLee... it is beautiful to celebrate Romance as we dance to lovely music and
colorful lights. Our Spirits are a gift to share as we care for each other. Thank you for reading my poem about the northern lights. May your days be beautiful as can be. truly, Pat

[Coyote Poetry]

Dear Pat. A wonderful poem shared. I would love to see the Northern lights. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

[Patricia Wedel]

dear John... I have only seen the northern lights in a video... it would be an awesome gift to see them in reality... the romance of the sky... thanks for stopping by. May your Christmas be filled with love. truly, Pat

[Coyote Poetry]

Me too. I hope one day to see. Happy New Year and I wish you happiness and great success in 2019.

[Patricia Wedel]

And Hapoy New Year to you John as the world evolves to a new way of thinking. truly, Pat