Light up, light up
In daytime, it seemed like a simple street lamp with its metallic surroundings and a white exterior. It was nothing special. At least that was what the majority of passers-by thought.
But one little girl believed differently. She saw in that lamppost a fairy tale. The first time she saw it, she said it reminded her of her father’s bedtime stories.
When night came, the lamp turned on; but in different colours. And when the first snowflake fell, the lamp turned itself into a lit-up snowball encasing Santa’s house.
Magic was there. You just had to want to see it.
Also part of Friday Fictioneers
Magic is that way… just look for it.
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Yes!
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I want to see. I want to see. I believe! Heart warming story, mcwhispers
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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
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Simply lovely!
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Thank you!
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I still love to imagine such things—just don’t always share them, as I’ve learned people tend to look at me funny 🙂
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Haha I know the feeling!
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You’ve written an elegantly simple tale with a good moral. We could all do with seeing a little more magic in life.
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Indeed! Thanks for reading!
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Oh to be a child again! Simply delightful.
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Thank you!
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All it takes is someone to believe.
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That’s right!
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This reminds me of when I was a little girl. There was a large streetlight in front of my house. Not that I thought it was magical (lol) but the story made me smile
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I’m glad! Thanks for reading!
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Sweet story – why not want to see the magic?
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Well, who knows, there are quite some “Scrooges” out there… Thanks for reading!
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