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IT'S DAY FIVE
Welcome to the Thirteenth year celebrating  The Twelve Days Of Christmas here at Lunch Break; since this celebration is collaborative, i will be updating posts throughout the day

The theme of this year's celebration is "Deck The Halls"

Haiku and images remain the copyright of individual writers

much love
gillena

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come inside it's cold...
we'll tip a mug of eggnog
while carols resound
--Pat Geyer


dull quiet streets - -
delight of ornate Christmas tree
at the library
--gillena cox

a quiet day

shifting thoughts of the new year

and Christmas' past

--Adelaide

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REVISIT
29 December 2019
29 December 2018
29 December 2017

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when i deck the halls
i see why 'tis the season
we must be jolly
--Pat Geyer

blinking Christmas lights -
toy dinosaur lights up too
for his human boy
--gillena cox

The original Christmas carols were about the birth of Jesus. It wasn't until much, much later that Santa Claus entered the equation. The first Christmas song to mention Santa Claus was Benjamin Hanby's “Up on The Housetop.” Written in 1864, Hanby was inspired by Clement Moore's 1823 poem “A Visit from Saint Nicholas.”

IT'S DAY TWO
Welcome to the Thirteenth year celebrating  The Twelve Days Of Christmas here at Lunch Break; since this celebration is collaborative, i will be updating posts throughout the day

The theme of this year's celebration is "Deck The Halls"

Haiku and images remain the copyright of individual writers

much love
gillena

REVISIT
26 December 2019
26 December 2018
26 December 2017

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firecrackers
decorating the silence -
just after midnight
--gillena cox

under mistletoe
the 'ever so grown up' girl
kisses her dolly
--Brendon Kent,UK

bright holly berries
decked as holiday decor...
boughs of red and green
--Pat Geyer, USA

Christmas behind masks
shout Merry and wave afar
the love lives on
--Adelaide

IT'S DAY ONE
Welcome to the Thirteenth year celebrating  The Twelve Days Of Christmas here at Lunch Break; since this celebration is collaborative, i will be updating posts throughout the day

The theme of this year's celebration is "Deck The Halls"

Haiku and images remain the copyright of individual writers

MERRY CHRISTMAS
Much love
gillena

also linking to 

WEEK 43 YEAR 10

REVISIT
25 December 2019
25 December 2018
25 December 2017