Baubles and Trinkets

My own Christmas tree has decorations inherited from as far back as my great grandmother and although it may not pass muster with the fashion police, it is a family tree in all senses of the word..

Category

Christmas Poetry

Sub-category

Christmas Poems

Author

The Christmas Ornaments

When first you hear
A seasonal refrain
You know its time
To climb the ladder again
Up to the attic
Amongst the dust
To find the box
That is a must.
Where your heart will lift
At its very sight
And when in hand
You’ll grip it tight
Such is its precious nature
A box of magic
Of which its loss
Would be so tragic
For so special are
The boxes contents
Because this box
Contains the ornaments
That will grace the tree
And each trinket and angel
Every bell and bauble
Has a special tale to tell
For every ornament
That hangs upon the tree
Holds its own
Christmas memory

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