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Christmas falls on sparkling snow
Where I have come to pray;
For those who live in this thin wood
It’s just another day.
They look at me with wary eyes
And wonder why I’m here;
It’s something in this quiet wood
That always draws me near.
For sheltered in this peaceful place,
Beyond the reach of reason,
I hear the words that are for me
The meaning of the season.
It’s not about a savior king,
Or his nativity;
I long ago gave up the ghost
Of Christianity.
That doesn’t mean I don’t believe
In some divinity –
It lives, I think, in this small wood
And in you and me.
So I keep Christmas in my way;
It’s not difficult to do.
It’s just a prayer for this dear wood,
And those who live here, too.
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