The littlest star on my Christmas tree
is one that shines so bright for me.
It was placed there by a little boy
who has brought his dad and me much joy.
He cut the star from felt so white–
it even shines in the darkest night.
Now, our son has matured and grown.
He’s now a man with a home of his own.
He trims a different Christmas tree
in another state so far from me.
As I remember his childhood days
and think of all the many ways
he brought us joy and happiness,
I know how truly we are blessed,
and in the light of that little star
our wishes go so very far
to kiss a little boy on the head
in another state in a little bed.
And I speak to that Star of Bethlehem,
shine Thy light so brightly on him
so that Thy Truth he will grow to see
the Special Light of my Christmas tree!
© Freeda Baker Nichols
Sounds like Christmas Blessings!
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Thanks. It was. Hope your Christmas was merry and that your New Year will be a good one!
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Loved your poem’. I hope you spent Christmss with that son.
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Yes, I did! I hope your Christmas was merry!
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Cute little tree, a Charlie Brown kind of a tree. 🙂
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I think that was a grandson’s tree in his room one year! LOL
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