- Published: December 21, 2024
in Christmas Poems
I remember coming home from school in the middle of December
The butter was on the counter, warming up
Two aprons were draped across the backs of kitchen chairs, waiting
The cookie cutters were arranged on the table, ready to work their magic
I remember coming home from school in the middle of December
The butter was on the counter, warming up
Two aprons were draped across the backs of kitchen chairs, waiting
The cookie cutters were arranged on the table, ready to work their magic
The butter was on the counter, warming up
Mom and I worked side-by-side, measuring, stirring, talking
The cookie cutters were arranged on the table, ready to work their magic
Soon bells and stars, Santas and angels adorned the cookie sheets
Mom and I worked side-by-side, measuring, stirring, talking
Scents of vanilla and sugar wafted all around us
Bells and stars, Santas and angels adorned the cookie sheets
We sneaked a taste or two and packed the rest in tins
On Christmas day, the tins came out for the family to enjoy
From across the approving crowd, Mom and I shared a moment of recognition, of togetherness
Scents of vanilla and sugar wafted all around us
I remember coming home from school in the middle of December
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