Christmas Under the Northern Lights

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Flew up to Alaska when the Christmas season came,

Snow-covered mountains shining like a picture in a frame.

Running through the white, laughing till we couldn’t breathe,

Snowball fights and sledding down a hill with frozen cheeks.

New friends by the fire, making memories in the cold,

Every little moment felt like something worth to hold.

Then we’d come inside with our fingers turning red,

Warm up by the fire, leave the winter at the door instead.

Hot chocolate, marshmallows, whipped cream on the top,

Christmas lights glowing and we never wanted it to stop.

Northern lights dancing across the midnight sky,

Sitting by the Christmas tree, just watching colors fly.

Huskies howling somewhere in the darkness of the night,

Moose standing in the wild underneath the stars so bright.

If I could go back to one Christmas in my life,

I’d go back to Alaska underneath those northern lights.

At my uncle’s house, the Wii was running all night,

Hunting games and laughing, everybody feeling right.

Then we’d bundle up and head back into the snow,

Never knowing what adventure we were gonna find below.

Saw a moose in real life — couldn’t believe my eyes,

Standing there together underneath those winter skies.

And the huskies started howling like a song across the land,

While the northern lights painted heaven with their hands.

I sat beside the Christmas tree, watching every glow,

Thinking, “These are the moments I’ll remember when I’m old.”

Hot chocolate, marshmallows, whipped cream on the top,

Christmas lights glowing and we never wanted it to stop.

Snowball fights and sled rides, laughter in the air,

New friends, family, winter memories everywhere.

Huskies howling, moose out in the wild,

Northern lights above us like a Christmas miracle.

If I could relive one Christmas, I already know the sight—

Alaska, Christmas magic, underneath the northern lights.

Snow falling softly…

Christmas tree glowing bright…

A cup of cocoa in my hands…

And the northern lights.