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Christmas Eve

The only lights were from candles and from the Christmas tree

A slow gentle flickering of lamp light and wandering flames

The different colours of the bulbs throwing patterns on the wall

Different colours

Crazy patterns

Each set of lights, with it’s own set of shadows

Cast upon the wall

Soft diffuse shadows

Of Faeries, of snowmen, of candles, of baubles

Lights captured on the painted faces of reindeers

On the long, bound, fronds of tinsel

A little mountain of presents lay beneath the tree

Higgledy piggledy

Bright shiny paper

Big parcels and tiny packets

Glittering and shining

Reflecting dancing lights

The little mountain had been growing for weeks

They lay ready

Aromatic candles, releasing perfumes

Mixed with her perfume

Music playing softly in the background

The words only audible if you held your breath to listen

Poetry on wheels

There for the listening

Drifting round the room

To mix with the perfume

To hang in the flickering lights

A room to calm

A room to love

She lay stretched on the settee

Her head in my lap

Her eyes closed

Her hair falling over my thigh

Her breathing soft and even

I had one hand stroking her hair

The other laid idly upon her breast

My fingers running through to her scalp

Drawing patterns on her forehead

Easing through her hair

Lifting and separating

Almost in time to the music

In keeping with the rhythm

The shine in her hair picking up the colours from the flickering lights

Painting highlights

Red then yellow

Then green

Then white

Dancing colours in soft, soft hair

As the strands fall through my fingers so they shimmer with colour

Her left hand moves from her stomach

Comes to rest upon my hand

The one on her breast

She strokes the back of my hand with her thumb

Gently

I am conscious of the fact she isn’t wearing a bra

A thin sheen of silk between my hand and her breast

The softness feels wonderful

The hard nub of her nipple apparent even to my palm

She smiles and stretches

The night outside is dark

Almost black

The first snow flake falls

Then another

Big flakes

Lighting the dark

As more and more fall

It is like moving lace

The street lights hazy

Their glow diffused by the descending flakes

Falling in slow motion

And building on the ground

I am aware she is also watching

She sits up

Turns and kisses me

Then stands and pulls me upright beside her

Tugging at my hand she guides me out of the warmth of the room

To the passage way

Without speaking she begins to put on her boots

Searches out a heavy coat and hat

I follow her lead

We leave the house

Into a winter wonderland

Our footprints, the only footprints

Virgin snow

Deep and crisp and even

She wraps her arms around my waist

I lay mine about her shoulders

Snuggled together we walk

Across lanes and fields

No talk

No need for talk

Just two people wrapped in each other

Two people wrapped in love

And snow

A white blanket beneath their feet

A lace curtain before them

Trees beginning to bend under the weight

Lines of fences in black and white

Running alongside

Funny shapes humps and bumps lost in white so white it was almost blue

Somewhere in the distance a church bell beings to chime

A beautiful rolling sound

Striking

One….two….

Three

Upwards to twelve.

We stop to kiss

Gently

Then with passion

Christmas day

And so it begins

And so it is.

Christmas Eve

The only lights were from candles and from the Christmas tree

A slow gentle flickering of lamp light and wandering flames

The different colours of the bulbs throwing patterns on the wall

Different colours

Crazy patterns

Each set of lights, with it’s own set of shadows

Cast upon the wall

Soft diffuse shadows

Of Faeries, of snowmen, of candles, of baubles

Lights captured on the painted faces of reindeers

On the long, bound, fronds of tinsel

A little mountain of presents lay beneath the tree

Higgledy piggledy

Bright shiny paper

Big parcels and tiny packets

Glittering and shining

Reflecting dancing lights

The little mountain had been growing for weeks

They lay ready

Aromatic candles, releasing perfumes

Mixed with her perfume

Music playing softly in the background

‘Silent Night’

The words only audible if you held your breath to listen

Poetry on wheels

There for the listening

Drifting round the room

To mix with the perfume

To hang in the flickering lights

A room to calm

A room to love

She lay stretched on the settee

Her head in my lap

Her eyes closed

Her hair falling over my thigh

Her breathing soft and even

I had one hand stroking her hair

The other laid idly upon her breast

My fingers running through to her scalp

Drawing patterns on her forehead

Easing through her hair

Lifting and separating

Almost in time to the music

In keeping with the rhythm

The shine of her hair picking up the colours from the flickering lights

Painting highlights

Red then yellow

Then green

The white

Dancing colours in soft, soft hair

As the strands fall through my fingers so they shimmer with colour

Her left hand moves from her stomach

Comes to rest upon my hand

The one on her breast

She strokes the back of my hand with her thumb

Gently

I am conscious of the fact she isn’t wearing a bra

A thin sheen of silk between my hand and her breast

The softness feels wonderful

The hard nub of her nipple apparent even to my palm

She smiles and stretches

The night outside is dark

Almost black

The first snow flake falls

Then another

Big flakes

Lighting the dark

As more and more fall

It is like moving lace

The street lights hazy

Their glow diffused by the descending flakes

Falling in slow motion

And building on the ground

I am aware she is also watching

She sits up

Turns and kisses me

Then stands and pulls me upright beside her

Tugging at my hand she guides me out of the warmth of the room

To the passage way

Without speaking she begins to put on her boots

Searches out a heavy coat and hat

I follow her lead

We leave the house

Into a winter wonderland

Our footprints, the only footprints

Virgin snow

Deep and crisp and even

She wraps her arms around my waist

I lay mine about her shoulders

Snuggled together we walk

Across lanes and fields

No talk

No need for talk

Just two people wrapped in each other

Two people wrapped in love

And snow

A white blanket beneath their feet

A lace curtain before them

Trees beginning to bend under the weight

Lines of fences in black and white

Running alongside

Funny shapes humps and bumps lost in white so white, it was almost blue

Somewhere in the distance a church bell beings to chime

A beautiful rolling sound

Striking

One….two….

Three

Upwards to twelve.

We stop to kiss

Gently

Then with passion

Christmas day

And so it begins

And so it is.

A Very Happy Christmas.

Christmas Eve. (The way it should be.)

Christmas Eve 

The only lights were from candles and from the Christmas tree

A slow gentle flickering of lamp light and wandering flames

The different colours of the bulbs, throwing patterns on the wall

Different colours

Crazy patterns

Each set of lights, with it’s own set of shadows

Cast upon the wall

Soft diffuse shadows

Of Faeries, of snowmen, of candles, of baubles

Lights captured on the painted faces of reindeers

On the long, bound, fronds of tinsel

A little mountain of presents lay beneath the tree

Higgledy piggledy

Bright shiny paper

Big parcels and tiny packets

Glittering and shining

Reflecting dancing lights

The little mountain had been growing for weeks

They lay ready

Aromatic candles burn, releasing perfumes

Mixing with her perfume

Music playing softly in the background

The words only audible, if you held your breath to listen

Poetry on wheels

There for the listening

Drifting round the room

To mix with the perfume

To hang in the flickering lights

A room to calm

A room to love

She lay stretched on the settee

Her head in my lap

Her eyes closed

Her hair falling over my thigh

Her breathing soft and even

I had one hand stroking her hair

The other laid idly upon her breast

My fingers running through to her scalp

Drawing patterns on her forehead

Easing through her hair

Lifting and separating

Almost in time to the music

In keeping with the rhythm

The shine in her hair picking up the colours, from the flickering lights

Painting highlights

Red then yellow

Then green

Then white

Dancing colours in soft, soft hair

As the strands fall through my fingers so they shimmer with colour

Her left hand moves from her stomach

Comes to rest upon my hand

The one on her breast

She strokes the back of my hand with her thumb

Gently

I am conscious of the fact, that she isn’t wearing a bra

A thin sheen of silk between my hand and her breast

The softness feels wonderful

The hard nub of her nipple, apparent even to my palm

She smiles and stretches

The night outside is dark

Almost black

The first snow flake falls

Then another

Big flakes

Lighting the dark

As more and more fall

It is like watching moving lace

The street lights hazy

Their glow diffused by the descending flakes

Falling in slow motion

And building on the ground

I am aware she is also watching

She sits up

Turns and kisses me

Then stands and pulls me upright beside her

Tugging at my hand, she guides me out of the warmth of the room

To the passage way

Without speaking she begins to put on her boots

Searches out a heavy coat and hat

I follow her lead

We leave the house

Into a winter wonderland

Our footprints, the only footprints

Virgin snow

Deep and crisp and even

She wraps her arms around my waist

I lay mine about her shoulders

Snuggled together we walk

Across lanes and fields

No talk

No need for talk

Just two people wrapped up in each other

Two people wrapped in love

And snow

A white blanket beneath their feet

A lace curtain before them

Trees beginning to bend under the weight

Lines of fences in black and white

Running alongside

Funny shapes, humps and bumps, lost in white so white, it was almost blue

Somewhere in the distance, a church bell beings to chime

A beautiful rolling sound

Striking

One….Two….Three

Upwards to twelve.

We stop to kiss

Gently

Then with passion

Christmas day

And so it begins

And so it should be.

Christmas Eve. (The way it should be.)

Christmas Eve 

The only lights were from candles and from the Christmas tree

A slow gentle flickering of lamp light and wandering flames

The different colours of the bulbs, throwing patterns on the wall

Different colours

Crazy patterns

Each set of lights, with it’s own set of shadows

Cast upon the wall

Soft diffuse shadows

Of Faeries, of snowmen, of candles, of baubles

Lights captured on the painted faces of reindeers

On the long, bound, fronds of tinsel

A little mountain of presents lay beneath the tree

Higgledy piggledy

Bright shiny paper

Big parcels and tiny packets

Glittering and shining

Reflecting dancing lights

The little mountain had been growing for weeks

They lay ready

Aromatic candles burn, releasing perfumes

Mixing with her perfume

Music playing softly in the background

The words only audible, if you held your breath to listen

Poetry on wheels

There for the listening

Drifting round the room

To mix with the perfume

To hang in the flickering lights

A room to calm

A room to love

She lay stretched on the settee

Her head in my lap

Her eyes closed

Her hair falling over my thigh

Her breathing soft and even

I had one hand stroking her hair

The other laid idly upon her breast

My fingers running through to her scalp

Drawing patterns on her forehead

Easing through her hair

Lifting and separating

Almost in time to the music

In keeping with the rhythm

The shine in her hair picking up the colours, from the flickering lights

Painting highlights

Red then yellow

Then green

Then white

Dancing colours in soft, soft hair

As the strands fall through my fingers so they shimmer with colour

Her left hand moves from her stomach

Comes to rest upon my hand

The one on her breast

She strokes the back of my hand with her thumb

Gently

I am conscious of the fact, that she isn’t wearing a bra

A thin sheen of silk between my hand and her breast

The softness feels wonderful

The hard nub of her nipple, apparent even to my palm

She smiles and stretches

The night outside is dark

Almost black

The first snow flake falls

Then another

Big flakes

Lighting the dark

As more and more fall

It is like watching moving lace

The street lights hazy

Their glow diffused by the descending flakes

Falling in slow motion

And building on the ground

I am aware she is also watching

She sits up

Turns and kisses me

Then stands and pulls me upright beside her

Tugging at my hand, she guides me out of the warmth of the room

To the passage way

Without speaking she begins to put on her boots

Searches out a heavy coat and hat

I follow her lead

We leave the house

Into a winter wonderland

Our footprints, the only footprints

Virgin snow

Deep and crisp and even

She wraps her arms around my waist

I lay mine about her shoulders

Snuggled together we walk

Across lanes and fields

No talk

No need for talk

Just two people wrapped up in each other

Two people wrapped in love

And snow

A white blanket beneath their feet

A lace curtain before them

Trees beginning to bend under the weight

Lines of fences in black and white

Running alongside

Funny shapes, humps and bumps, lost in white so white, it was almost blue

Somewhere in the distance, a church bell beings to chime

A beautiful rolling sound

Striking

One….Two….Three

Upwards to twelve.

We stop to kiss

Gently

Then with passion

Christmas day

And so it begins

And so it should be.