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A Girl Who Don't Believe Santa Clause
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This poem tell a story the author and a young girl argue about whether Santa Clause exist or not.

A Girl Who Don't Believe Santa Clause

It was a sunny warm December day,

In northwest Georgia, such pleasant winter day are not rare.

At lunch break, I prefer to go out eat than in the employee's break room.

It was such a beautiful day, the sun is shining and the wind gently blowing.

I put my hand into my pocket, there's a five dollar bill in it.

So I decided to eat in a Chinese restaurant.

When I walked into the restaurant.

There's no customer at this time,

A young girl sit behind the counter poundering.

I am the only customer at this time.

After I ordered my food,

I feel so happy, I have desire to talk to her,

But how to start a conversation with her?

She looks a good looking pretty girl,

So I asked her what kind of gifts Santa brought her this Christmas?

The young girl's eye suddenly dimmed,

her face covered with confusion,

"Who is Santa Clause?" she asked me,

I explain to her Santa is an old man who bring gifts to people during Christmas,

Everybody likes Him and expecting His visit.

The young girl shake her head like a waving yoyo,

"There's no such thing as Santa Clause,

It is impossible in the real world!" she said,

In order to make her believe there is Santa Clause,

I said," This Christmas, Santa already visited me,

You must missed Him when Santa visit you,

while you were working in the restaurant."

But the young girl still refuse to believe there's Santa Clause,

She said, "Where Santa Clause's gifts come from?

How can Santa have that many gifts to give to everyone?

It just simplely impossible!"

After saying all these, both of us fall into silent.

A few years passed, I still remember, in a sunny warm pleasant December day,

I met a young girl who don't believe Santa Clause.


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