Hanukkah for All
A Poem About Hanukkah
Hanukkah falls in December, when the weather gets cold
It's a favorite holiday for the young and the old
It's a favorite holiday for the young and the old
We celebrate the miracle of oil burning bright
The Maccabees needed it to burn and it did for eight nights
With dreidel games, latkes and gifts, we all celebrate
It's the one rare occasion when kids stay up late
The menorah is a symbol of oil burning eight nights
We use multi-colored candles to make sure it shines bright
In addition to the traditional prayers, songs and stories
We also celebrate by sharing gifts, food and toys
Published by Jane Meyer
Jane Meyer is an independent contractor and an AC Top 1000 Content Producer 2009. She works from home writing for various websites and freelancing on Fiverr.com. View profile
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1 Comments
Post a CommentLovely poem, Jane!