Christmas Quotes in Short
Short Christmas quotes hold immense power in encapsulating the festive spirit. These succinct phrases radiate warmth, joy, and goodwill. They're perfect for spreading cheer on cards, social media, or festive decor. With just a few words, they capture the essence of the season, reminding us of love, togetherness, and the magic of Christmas. Whether it's "Peace on earth" or "Believe in the magic," these concise quotes resonate deeply, uplifting spirits and fostering a sense of celebration and gratitude during this special time of the year.
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Deciding Embers Vol.4, 12.27.23
“This Owned”
Absence makes the heart grow stronger
Or forgetful
And yet when your presence lacks
The tension slowly slacks
And draws to unbitter, unbridled conclusions
Let us making this parting official
Striving towards that strength
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The little girl pressed her small palms against the chilled windowpane, her breath fogging the glass as she gazed out into the wintry wonderland beyond. Fluffy snowflakes floated gently from the sky, their delicate forms swirling and twirling in a mesmerizing dance. It was Christmas, a day filled with enchantment and joy, yet a tinge of longing lingered in her eyes.
She stood there, her wide-eyed innocence juxtaposed against the backdrop of a world painted in white. The snowflakes transformed the familiar landscape into a magical realm, where dreams seemed within reach and miracles were whispered by the wind. The little girl's heart raced with anticipation, each passing moment an echo of hope, for today was the day she yearned for her father's return.
With every gust of wind that swayed the barren branches, she imagined his footsteps crunching on the snow-covered path, his laughter carried by the frosty air. In her mind, he was a hero, a figure of strength and warmth who had been gone for far too long. She clutched the frayed edge of her faded Christmas dress, a reminder of happier times, and silently prayed for his presence.
The room around her, adorned with ornaments and twinkling lights, seemed to hold its breath in solidarity. A solitary candle flickered on the windowsill, its gentle glow casting a soft halo on the girl's hopeful face. The warmth of her mother's love enveloped her, an anchor in a sea of unanswered questions. Her mother had shielded her from the truth, protecting her from the harsh reality of abandonment, but the girl's heart still yearned for her father's return.
As the snowflakes continued their delicate descent, the little girl's eyes welled with tears. Her belief in the magic of Christmas threatened to waver, as the passage of time weighed heavily upon her fragile shoulders. She fought against the growing doubts, clinging to the flickering flame of hope that burned within her.
In that moment, as the world outside transformed into a pristine canvas, the little girl made a silent promise to herself. She would never stop waiting, never stop hoping for her father's return. The snowflakes whispered secrets of perseverance, of the strength found in a child's unwavering love.
As the day stretched on, the little girl's eyes never left the window, searching the horizon for a sign of his arrival. The snow fell steadily, painting the world in a blanket of white, while the girl's heart beat with a quiet resilience. And though she did not yet know the truth that lay hidden beneath her mother's gentle smile, she clung to the belief that someday, somehow, her father would find his way back to her on a snowy Christmas morning.
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Continuing with @symbioteburnout:
"Mhm," Karin affirmed quite simply, apparently completely unabashed about how she was intruding upon Andi's personal space since it seemed like the other didn't mind. With her free hand, she reached to one of the 700mL Coke bottles on the table, using her thighs to hold it steady for a moment as she unscrewed the top before taking a swig, then offered it to Andi. Apparently she didn't believe in an 'indirect kiss' either.
Her attention quickly returned to the movie. "You know, everybody always has that one role they think of a famous actor in. For Alan Rickman a lot of people say Snape, but to me he's always Hans Gruber."
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