A Christmas Parade
This poem is about, an actual Christmas parade. A Christmas Parade Twelve men dressed like toy soldiers; Stand tightly in a row. They're holding forth their trumpets; To start the evening show. People gather together; For the festivity. While children dress in costume; For the nativity. Christmas trees are all lit up; Twinkling lights dance with song. The violins are playing; Harmony strings play along. Five beautiful winter sleighs; With all the bells ringing. White horses for Christmas; Joyful fun and singing. And all for just ten dollars; Romance, laughter, and smiles. Husbands, and wives, and sweethearts; Line up, nearly two miles. The garlands, wreaths, and tinsel; Decorate all the streets. While the holiday vendors; Sell hot cocoa and treats. The soldiers all blow their horns; The angels start to sing. glittering across the stage; With tinsel on their wings. Mary cradles the Christ child; While Joseph stands beside. A little cow so shyly Patters by and wants to hide. T...
