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Spanish Christmas Poems |
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“Feliz Navidad y prospero
Año Nuevo” don’t get puzzled it
is just a Spanish way of greeting
you merry Christmas and happy New Year.
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The language may be alien to you but the warmth of the season remains same everywhere. Spanish Christmas poems reflect the mood and light of the season. The beauty of the season is reflected in the rhythmic stanzas of the Spanish poems. The Christmas tradition remains more or less closely attached but the celebration may take a different look. Here is Christmas Carnivals presenting you some stanzas of a Spanish Christmas poem.
T’was the night before Christmas
And all throughout Spain
Towns were dry, scorched and dusty
Another year without rain.
Water bottles were placed
By the doorstep with care
Although nobody seems to know
Why they’re put there.
The Spaniards were nestled
All snug in their beds
A day’s intake of brandy
Left dull pains in their heads.
I sat at my Apple
Filled with dread; feeling blue
Yet another damn holiday
With NOTHING to do.
When outside the house
There arose such a clatter
Could it be those damn goats?
Spreading more fecal matter?
I ran to the window
Threw open the pane
T’was a man dressed in red
With a bushy, white mane.
He said, “My name is Santa”
“And I’m ready to scream!”
He seemed to be suffering
From low self-esteem………………………(more)
Enjoy a happy and merry Christmas
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