Snow on Christmas Day

Poem

Silent, the world awakes in white, soft lace draped on sleeping trees— A hush of wonder, morning light, glittering frost upon the eaves. Children’s laughter breaks the spell, boots imprint secrets in the snow; each breath a cloud, each heart a bell, ringed in warmth, the cold below. A cardinal bright against the scene, fire on branches, bold and small— Candles flicker, hearths convene, homes aglow while snowflakes fall. And somewhere, in this sacred hush, hope is spun in crystal thread; on Christmas Day, the quiet blush of love— renewed in white and red.

Story

“A Magical Christmas Morning Snowfall” by Jay Doiron, created with DeepAI, the AI generator.

On the quietest of mornings, just as the first hints of sunlight peeked through the curtains, Emma and her little brother Noah woke up. The house was unusually still, but then—Emma remembered. “It’s Christmas!” she whispered, her eyes sparkling.

They raced down the stairs in their pajamas, their feet barely making a sound on the wooden floor. The living room was aglow with the soft twinkle of fairy lights, and beneath the tree, presents of every shape and size waited, wrapped in shimmering paper and topped with ribbons.

But as Emma passed the window, she stopped in wonder. “Noah, look!” she gasped. Outside, the world was transformed. Overnight, a gentle snowfall had covered the ground, trees, and rooftops in a thick, fluffy blanket of white. Snowflakes still drifted lazily from the sky, adding to the magic.

Mom and Dad joined them by the tree, and soon the living room was filled with laughter and the tearing of wrapping paper. Emma hugged her new doll tightly, and Noah couldn’t wait to try his shiny red sled.

Soon, there was a knock at the door. Family came in, cheeks rosy from the cold, arms full of hugs and cheerful greetings. After mugs of hot chocolate, the children bundled up in scarves, hats, and mittens. They raced outside to build snowmen, make snow angels, and have friendly snowball fights. The air was alive with giggles and the crunch of boots in the snow.

Inside, the kitchen was a warm, delicious-smelling haven. Mom and Grandma prepared a feast: roast turkey, mashed potatoes, and all their favorite holiday dishes. When everyone sat down for dinner, the table was crowded with family and plates piled high. Afterward, there were desserts—a mountain of cookies, slices of homemade pie, and sweet, sticky toffee pudding.

As evening fell, the family gathered in the living room. The fireplace crackled, filling the space with a cozy glow. Wrapped in blankets and sipping mugs of cocoa, they watched classic holiday movies together, their favorite scenes echoing with memories from Christmases past.

Outside, snowflakes continued to fall, and inside, hearts were full. Emma snuggled close to her family, thinking there was no place she’d rather be. On this snowy Christmas Day, everything felt just right.

Audio

Lyric

[Verse]
Wake up early morning the light feels so slow
Tiny feet running whispers on tiptoe
Pajamas and laughter the tree starts to glow

[Chorus]
Snow on Christmas Day oh it feels so right
Presents and paper hearts taking flight
Snow on Christmas Day everything's okay tonight

[Verse 2]
Family pulling in hugs at the door
Boots leave puddles melting on the floor
Children outside making snow angels soar

[Prechorus]
Warm cider in hand the cold fades away
Smiles all around this is our day

[Chorus]
Snow on Christmas Day oh it feels so right
Presents and paper hearts taking flight
Snow on Christmas Day everything's okay tonight

[Bridge]
Turkey and pie candles burning low
Fireplace crackling its golden glow
Movies on the couch as the moments flow