Advent’s Gentle Glow: A Candlelit Christmas Tale
- Advent’s Silent Glow
The Advent season’s quiet light
Guides us to that blessed Night.
Each candle flickers, warm and clear,
Bringing love and Christmas cheer.
The days grow cold, but hearts stay warm,
Awaiting joy, a sacred form.
Through wreaths of green and bright ribbons,
We count each day toward Christmas night.
A season rich in peace and love,
A gift from heavens high above.
In hope and grace, we celebrate,
For joy is here; let none be late.
- The Christmas Bells
Jingle bells ring through the town,
Softly falling snowflakes down.
A Merry Christmas, voices sing,
As joy and peace the season brings.
Santa’s laughter, warm and loud,
Carries high above the crowd.
The church bells chime on Christmas morn,
A Savior’s love, for us reborn.
In every home, a tree stands bright,
With ornaments and twinkling lights.
Merry Christmas, one and all,
A season grand, a time to call.
- The Eve of Joy
On Christmas Eve, the world’s aglow,
With lights that shine and hope that grows.
Santa’s sleigh up on the roof,
The laughter and the reindeer’s hoof.
In every home, the children wait,
For joy that comes so pure, so great.
The Christmas lights dance and gleam,
Like the stars above, it is a winter dream.
The tree adorned with ribbons bright,
A symbol of this holy Night.
Merry Christmas to all who see,
This wonder shared, so complete, so free.
- Lights of the Season
Christmas lights in bold colors,
Warm our hearts against the cold.
On rooftops high, they brightly glow,
Casting warmth upon the snow.
Each light a wish, a hope, a prayer,
For all to find a love to share.
Through city streets and humble homes,
The Christmas spirit freely roams.
With bells that ring and carols sung,
This holiday is for old and young.
A Merry Christmas, loud and clear,
To every heart this year.
