XVI. Wishing upon winter

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Beau's Regards A relic to remember Poetry by seomins

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Beau's Regards
A relic to remember

Poetry by seomins

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Wishing upon winter

Legend has it that the soft puffs of cloudy jubilance
That hang trustfully at the tip of our red Christmas hats,
Those of which Santa sleighed from the 1st to 12th day,
Are the seasons' last harvest of dandelions, salvaged
Straight from fall's final acts of warmth and wisdom.
Taken stealthily into the tender hands of his helpers
In a few mere seconds before the first barrage of snow.
Heat would spread through the stitches on the mittens
Of the ever-youthful elves Saint Nick counted on,
And as they embark on their voyage to the North Pole
From rest of the chill-plagued world, they'd blush—
Cheeks growing pink as the tips of their perked ears—
At the rush of preparations they'd spearhead on scrolls
Just in time for the holidays' light, love, and laughter
(And our home shall be drenched with dread no more).
The flowers are kept dearly in peppermint-lined lofts
With the same earthy hues and fragrances of spring that
Take them back to when they were wee, fuzzy buds,
And the same ambiance of autumn that blessed them
With the reds of growth, the yellows of kindness, and
Golds of wonder that fuel a child's Christmas prayer.
Harnessed in joyous power, harmlessly, carefully, and
Paying creation's little love-children no beatings of harm
They adorn the crown that keeps Santa's head warm,
Like a pendant to a necklace, a charm to a bracelet,
A gift to every smile that lights nations year-round,
And the same shooting star you long to wish upon.

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By Andrea GP.

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