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A New Year’s Journey by James Aitchison

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By australianchildrenspoetry January 7, 2025

I will leave behind the old shore,

that spent and weary year,

and cross over to the new,

bright and blue and clear.

I can see the peaks I’ll climb,

I’ll achieve my dreams — you’ll see!

I’ll make the world a better place,   

the best year it can be.

A New Zealand lake and mountains. Photo by Ginette Pestana

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Categories: Australian children's poetry Tags: Christmas and new year poems, James Aitchison, New Year resolutions, rhyming poems

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