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Santa Claus - Saint Nicholas poem of the blog

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Santa Claus - Saint Nicholas

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The character Santa Claus or Santa Claus is really San Nicola , Bishop of Myra (now Demre in Turkey), that with a miracle brought alive five children and became the protector of children. Just the name Santa Claus is derived from Sinterklaas meaning St. Nicholas. That is why in some parts of Europe is still celebrated with Bishop's robes (his remains lie in the basilica of St. Nicholas in Bari).
According to the Santa Germanic tradition Christmas trapped a demon, abuser of children and experienced entering by stealth in the home through the chimney, since then forces him to repair the evils committed by bringing the gifts in the same way .
In the Dutch tradition instead of Santa Claus is helped by Mori slaves.
In Icelandic there are 13 imps, they do before swimming in the lake sources of Niva and then leave the caves to bring the gifts.
Sinterklaas rides a goat, has a white horse with which it is flying on the roofs and the assistants skilled in the fall in the chimneys.
Although the story of St. Nicholas has undergone several adaptations, is the same worldwide in the use of writing a letter to the wish list and the statement that they were good.

MERRY CHRISTMAS tO ALL !!! 

A trill of thoughts
on Christmas night
with gifts a little more real
still it makes me remember
a child evening
with eyes on the stars
and ears pricked up
the reindeer noises
and madness of a single flight
and the surprise trip
to warm notes in chorus
all this happens in a few hours.
Today again I am reminded
the magic of being together.

Umberto F. M. Cefalà

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