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The
night before Christmas, and the Teamsters union
The night before Christmas Clement Clarke Moore poem was the inspiration for this adaptation. It was originally written as a 8th grade English assignment, back in 1966. Unfortunately the original composition has been lost in time. So I re-created here from memory. Unfortunately some of the poem is lost. for years at Christmas I would resight this peom with Moore's poem The night before Christmas, and the Teamsters union The night before Christmas,
The papers were strong upon
the teacher's desk, From out of the night sky company
shining reindeer It was the night before Christmas We've just gotten word Will there be a Christmas this
year? We called them all by name
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THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS T'was the night before Christmas, all commercial and gay tens of millions of people were spending away mega buckets of money "is that cash or card?" quick to buy all the crap that they'd soon all discard buying gifts for the status, for the brown nosing game so that with each bought prezzie they could with glee exclaim "that takes care of aunt Bessie, her kids and, it's true just a few more to get and we'll finally be through" They trudged and they elbowed folk out of their way they bought pricey rubbish that would break in a day to mark off a list, to cover each base to make sure that some gift would go to each face But where was the caring, the loving inside that joy that the choice of a gift could provide in honour of gifts in a manger presented after all, isn't that what this all represented? My faith has the Yule log and tree but the gifts are given with love and true spirit as befits celebration of Deity, Goddess and God and the gifts they have given us, paths that we've trod Our festivals stolen in fear and greed by Christians who long ago found selves in need to make their god triumph and to their idols bowed and so stole our heritage, for such we allowed Yet some of us still to the old ways cling true celebrating in ways our ancestors well knew may it ever be so and whatever your creed shall your Deity be with you; and so mote it be C 2008 Olivia Watts |
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