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M&M's Candy Christmas Poem

One Sunday morning in December the children of Hope United Methodist Church in Canal Winchester, Ohio treated the congregation to their Christmas play, a pre-recorded DVD shown on the big screen. After the show, the children passed out a basket of bagged goodies -- red and green M&M 's with a Christmas poem attached to the candy bags.

While this was the first I had seen the M&M 's Christmas Poem , my research online shows this is a popular idea for the candy and story. With today being Christmas Eve, I thought my readers might enjoy the too.

The introductory picture with this article is of my bag of M&M 's and the M, W, E, and 3 Christmas Story Poem ... Enjoy!

M & M CHRISTMAS POEM

As you hold these candies in your hand
and turn them you will see
the " M " becomes a " W " an " E " and then a " 3 "


E is for the East
where the star shone so bright.


M is for the Manger
where the baby Jesus slept at night.


3 is for the Wisemen
bearing gifts with which they came.


W is for Worship
Hallelujah! Praise His name!


Image Credit » M&M's Candy Christmas Poem photo is mine.

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Comments

wolfgirl569 wrote on December 24, 2015, 5:22 PM

That is a cute one, I had never heard it before

bestwriter wrote on December 24, 2015, 6:08 PM

Quite an innovative way indeed. There will be great demand for their goodies.

BarbRad wrote on December 24, 2015, 7:00 PM

It's nice to see some people remembering why we celebrate Christmas.

markgraham wrote on December 24, 2015, 7:27 PM

I read this on facebook earlier this month from my niece from her church. It is cute.

DWDavisRSL wrote on December 24, 2015, 10:31 PM

That is very neat. I have never seen that done with M&Ms before.

Paulie wrote on December 25, 2015, 2:07 AM

This M&M Christmas poem really says a lot and has significance for Christmas.

lexiconlover wrote on December 25, 2015, 2:19 AM

That is a cute one and a cute way to get the kids involved.

PriscillaKing wrote on January 8, 2016, 3:52 PM

I think this is a classic gift-card poem. Hallmark and M&Ms should buy it!