Poem: Stolen Kiss On Christmas Day

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Church bells ringing, falling snow Family singing, we’ll never know My oh my- what fun we’ll have on christmas day! Opening presents, spreading joy A girl excited for her new toy My oh my- what will come Stolen kisses on Christmas Day!

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