Where do you find Santa Claus? He is In Your Warm Festive Heart
Posted: Saturday, December 19, 2009
by Nenita Wells
Where do you find Santa Claus?
A friend had once asked me.
In the North or the South Pole,
Where you saw a hungry child
And you gave him slices of bread.
You gave him pieces of cheese,
That child knew, Santa Claus is in your heart.
Where you saw a homeless man
And you could feel the chills he felt.
You gave him your warm winter coat,
That man knew Santa Claus is in your heart.
Where you offered a blind lady
Your hand in crossing the street.
And as she profusely thanked you,
She knew Santa Claus is in your heart.
Where your young children lived
You promised to come back home.
Children rushing to the door to greet you,
They knew Santa Claus is in your heart.
Where you visited your ailing parent
Reassured her she will be fine.
You extended your kindness and warmth,
She knew Santa Claus is in your heart.
Where you found a long lost brother
And helped him in what you can.
Provided him a roof over his head,
He knew Santa Claus is in your heart.
With encouragement and hope.
Then in his heart he knew,
Where Santa Claus can be found, he finds him in you!
By Nenita Wells
19DEC2009
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A Very nice sentiment. Merry Xmas!Thank you Craig. I appreciate your taking the time to stop by, read and comment. I am wishing you the same, Merry Christmas and a joyous New Year. ~Nenita~
Santa is a coronary embolism?!(teasing and smiling)What are you going to do with your Christmas?Thanks Paul.Christmas - exchanging gifts, visiting friends, attend the midnight mass.You? what are you going to do with your Christmas (Hannukah is over two days ago)?I wanted to write about "The Tavern On The Green" for Current Event submission. Won't you do it firtst?I can clearly state that I don't have a remote clue about what you're referring to so it's likely up to you to do the writing!My apology. All this time, I thought that you live in New York City and thought that you knew, the "Tavern On the Green" is closing its door.Waiter service was exemplary but the food truly stunk and was grossly overpriced.I heard that, too. I have never eaten there but it is one of my favorite spots in Central Park, very festive.
Enjoyed that! Thanks for sharing.Hi Ann. Thank you so much for taking the time to stop by, read and comment. I really appreciate your kind words. Have a wonderful holiday celebration. ~Nenita~
thank you for writing this article... i can see that you simply flowed in idea from your heart. all the best to you in your writing endeavors!Hi Miyoshi. Welcome to Searchwarp. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. I am glad you liked it. I really appreciate your taking the time to stop by, read and comment. Have a wonderful holiday celebration. ~Nenita~
Very warming for this time of year. Thanks and all the best. Keep writing!Hi Michael. Welcome to Searchwarp. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. I appreciate your taking the time to stop by, read and comment. All the best to you, too. Happy holidays, ~Nenita~
Nenita this is so thoughtfull and profound. Thank you.Hi Michael. Thank you so much for your kind words. I appreciate your stopping by and taking the time to read and comment and thank you for the generous 5 stars. Happy holidays and wishing you a blessed New Year. ~Nenita~
This is a great reminder that Christmas is not just about physical presents. We can all celebrate Christmas everyday and keep giving meaningful gifts to the people around us. What goes around comes around. We will be blessed in return. Thank you for this article.Hi Celine. Thank you so much for your kind words and thank you for taking the time to stop by, read and comment. Yes, I agree with what you said -- celebrate Christmas everyday and keep giving meaningful gifts to people around us. Thanks again and may you have a blessed New Year. ~Nenita~
Very nice, warm and uplifting. I would go one step further for believers, and replace the words 'Santa Claus' with the words 'Jesus'.Great poem for the Christmas season and all year long.Hi David.
Thank you so much for your kind and warm words. I appreciate your stopping by, reading and commenting. Yes, I agree with you and when I wrote this, I have Jesus in my main thought of my poem.Jesus reminds us that whatever "you did to the least of my brethren, you did it to me (Matthew 25:31-46)Have a blessed, happy and healthy New Year to you and your family.~Nenita~
Nenita,Poem is wonderful for the Christmas Season. It is touching, thought provoking, and warm. Keep writing and I will keep reading.Sincerely,LawrenceThanks Lawrence. It is good to hear comments from you. I appreciate your stopping by and taking the time to read and comment on my work. Thanks for the encouragement and you do the same -- keep writing my friend.Happy, prosperous, healthy New Year to you and your family.
~Nenita~
People in love are selfish, but do you believe that your boy will do everthing he can to make you happy as he promisedHi Aileen.Welcome to Searchwaro. I appreciate you stopping by as well as your reading and commenting.Why do you think "People in love are selfish..?"All the best,Nenita
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