12/26/2013 by AR

the day after

If Christmas really means what history tells us…

There’s still joy to the world…

Awe amidst silent nights…

And herald angels that still sing.

There can be peace on Earth…

Goodwill to all men…

And glad tidings we can bring.

Lo, the rose still blooms,

And we have a hope that lasts…

A hope that truly trumps everything.

Christmas may be over…

But peace, joy, and hope remain.

Respectfully… genuinely… always…

One Reply to “the day after”

Kristen says:

12/26/2013 at 2:16 pm

Amen sister! Christmas Day also starts Christmas! Advent is our preparation. Epiphany will come & go… But yes! The Angels still sing! There is still
joy in the darkness of a silent night, and His peace is alive in the hearts of many on this earth!

Love you & thank you for this post!

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