'Tis charms that brought three charmists to Nazareth that cold night. Led by a star which one of them mischarts, the three sirs match pace to the stable of christ's ma, bearing gifts unplanned.
A stable richly blessed with timber fetters and a roof of hay houses the infant. Rich masts of Jewish kilt gilds the babe's cot; spot-lit in soft light reverently shone by the moon.
So beautiful the picture was, it would stir chasm between the hardest heart and the stiffest head and split both in schism. Rat, goat, wisemen, cattle, ram, schists of hay...(this crams the haloed stall) around where the heavenly angel sits. March in O king of peace. Christmas has come to stay
N.B
Only minds tuned fine can find all the anagrams of the word CHRISTMAS in the Christmas story above. There are 11 of them.
OSUNDOLIRE IFELANWA OLADAPO
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Tis Charms
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mischarts
sirs match
christ's ma
Rich masts
stir chasm
schism rat
ram schist
htis crams
sits March
Nice one here...
Well Myne has done the honours. I second her! hehehehe!
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