More ABCs of Christmas

A - Is for Angels with Halos so bright,
Whose carols were heard on the first Christmas Night.
B - Is for Baby, the Christ Child so dear,
We celebrate Christmas, His birthday each year.
C - Is for Churches where candles burn bright,
And shed a warm glow on Christmas Eve Night.
D - Is for Doorways with garlands of green,
To make Christmas merry, as far as they are seen.
E - Is for Evergreen Garlands galore,
We hang at our windows, fireplace, and doors.
F - Is for Frosty the Snowman so white,
Who helps to make Christmas merry and bright.
G - Is for Greetings, a Merry Hello,
With a heart full of love for people we know.
H - Is for Holly with Berries so red,
To make Wreaths to hang over head.
I - Is for Ice on snow-covered hills,
Where Sledding is fun, along with the spills.
J - Is for Jingle Bells merrily ringing to the whole world,
Joy they are bringing to each boy and girl.
K - Is for Kris Kringle as merrily he stands,
That is what they call Santa in some other lands.
L - Is for Lanterns. I am sure that their light,
Helped Mary and Joseph on the first Christmas Night.
M - Is for Music, much Joy it will bring,
On Christmas Eve as sweet carolers sing.
N - Is for Noel the Angles did sing,
To Herald the Birth of Jesus our King.
O - Is for Ornaments hung on the Tree,
To sparkle and glisten for all to see.
P - Is for Presents and Packages Gay,
All under the tree for our Christmas Day.
Q - Is for Quiet Christmas Eve Night,
With snow covered hills glistening bright.
R - Is for Reindeer who help Santa deliver,
Presents to everyone without even a quiver.
S - Is for Shepherds who first saw the Star,
Over Bethlehem's Manger and followed afar.
T - Is for Tree we decorate gay,
Then wait for Santa to hurry our way.
U - Is for Universe-the whole wide world,
Where Christmas brings joy to each boy and girl.
V - Is for Vixen, a happy reindeer,
That helps Santa deliver the presents each year.
W - Is for Wise Men who brought gifts so rare,
And fell down and worshipped the Christ Child there.
X - Is for X-Mas some spell it that way,
But we prefer Christ at the head of our day.
Y - Is for Yule Logs whose bright sparks fly high,
And give a warm welcome to friends passing by.
Z - Is the last of the Letters and yet,
It's the only one in the whole Alphabet,
That doesn't stand for something you see,
Or that can be found on a Christmas Tree.
But we must use it to make things complete,
So here at the end let us repeat,
What is said as he drove out of sight,
"Merry Christmas to All, and to All a Good Night!"
(If anyone thinks of an ending for this using a word that starts with "Z" please let me know.)