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Source: Family Friend Poems

1. New Year’s Eve

But yet things seem unclear
Though I have some company here
Still feel nobody’s with me near.

A year has passed with such haste
Some things were perceived with grace
Others, desolately, have gone to waste
Every single journey appeared to be a race.

Like the fireworks I hear from outside my window
I’m oblivious to what this coming year shall bestow
Will things go high for me or low?
That, I suppose, is what I need to know.

2. Happy New Year!

We’ve reached the end of another year
Where Christmas time is growing near
Friends and family we hold so dear
Will soon feel the warmth of holiday cheer.

Is Santa single? Or is he married to Ms. Kringle? Is it the wedding bells that jingle? Or is it the reindeer as they mingle?
The brightest starts start to twinkle
As young hearts being to tingle.

This is a very special time
For children of all ages and kind
To ask for whatever comes to their mind
And to see if Rudolph’s nose really shines!

Santa’s laugh is so unique and so profound
It makes his belly jiggle around
As he lands his sleigh down on the ground
He tiptoes up to the rooftops without making a sound.

He gets out his list
And starts checking it twice
Who has been naughty?
Who has been nice?

Santa’s philosophy as another year leaves; always believe that New Year’s resolutions can be achieved.
Keep the faith; always believe in yourself and maybe someday
You’ll get to meet the elves.

Source: Family Friend Poems