Whispers of Winter's Magic

In the quiet hush of snowy mirth,
Beneath a canopy of stars' rebirth,
A tale unfolds, a yuletide story,
Of Christmas glory, wrapped in allegory.

Upon the eve, when silver bells chime,
In the heart of winter's frozen rhyme,
A village sleeps 'neath blankets white,
Dreaming of a magical Christmas night.

A frosty wind, a gentle waltz,
Guides the flakes in their descent, as salts,
Each one a wish, a whispered prayer,
For peace and love to fill the air.

The moon, a silent guardian, gleams,
Casting shadows in the realm of dreams,
As stockings hang by the chimney with care,
Awaiting the gifts St. Nick will bear.

In cozy homes with hearths ablaze,
Families gather in warm embraces,
The scent of cinnamon, ever so sweet,
Fills the air, a delectable treat.

Through frosted panes, a world transformed,
Nature's gift in white adorned,
A Christmas tree, resplendent and bright,
With ornaments that shimmer in the night.

Beneath its boughs, secrets unfold,
Gifts wrapped in stories yet to be told,
For in each box, a piece of heart,
A token of love, a work of art.

Carols sung by the fire's glow,
Echo through valleys covered in snow,
Harmonizing with the crackling flame,
A melody that whispers each one's name.

Yet, beyond the carols and festive cheer,
Lies a deeper magic, drawing near,
A spirit of kindness, of goodwill,
A promise that the world can heal.

In the stillness of this winter's night,
Hope sparkles in the soft moonlight,
As we share warmth with those in need,
Planting seeds of love through every deed.

So, let this Christmas long form poem convey,
The beauty of the season in its own special way,
A reminder that in the midst of the cold,
The warmth of love is a treasure untold.

-Khushi Kaul