Tiny Print

It has been called to my attention that the print was too small to easily read this poem. Even though the presentation of the framed poem was lovely. So, thank you, and here is the poem in a much more reader-friendly form.

A Winter Solstice Dream

In these darkest days of winter

The solstice eve draws near

We contemplate all that has come to pass

Anticipate the upcoming new year

Evergreen and holly we invite inside

With their color and fragrance decorate

Reminders that spring will come once more

The seasons’ cycle we celebrate

When sleep steals away your worries and cares

On this longest and starry night

I wish for you slumber, restful and deep

Filled with dreams of comfort and light

I wish for you the waking-world courage

To live those dreams, precious and bold

I wish for you the warmth and love that returns

When given freely and wholly, tenfold

It's a mystery to me as to why there is a break between the last two lines of the poem. It's also a mystery as to why it did not copy/paste in the much prettier font as in the framed poem as well as in the document file where it is stored. A little mystery is fun, right?