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Christmas Of The North
by Darryl L Ehlers → (All Poetry by Darryl L Ehlers)
Saturday, December 10, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Christmas with you folks, is different than home
a line up of old friends, your never alone.
You hung your old stocking, the light House gave free,
you stuck with a fish hook, to hang on the tree.

     Santa would roll in   a quarter to nine,
     the children all giggling   as they lay in a line.
     Then Santa would spring in    with greatest of rush,
     his Nikes white shinning    a mop covered his blush
 
     For his belly   a pillow   to take up the slack,
     his long johns was stitched up   once open in back.
     He laughed like a smoke    just catching his breath,
     the children were startled   they"d never had guessed.
 
    Old Santa left standing   with his smile all aglow,
    children all dressed up   and ready for snow
    Santa would sit down   their thoughts would run wild,
    he asked what they wanted   on his lap sat a child
 
    Time to get going  I have places to see,
    thanks for the cookies   and the whiskey for me.
    Up Molley and Polley    Docker and Trooper
    there lay old grandpa   he lay in a stupor.
 
   He Hollered to Ransom    his nose glistened blue,
   up off your bottoms   start pulling the crew.
   So Santa five sled dogs   and three ugly elves,
   two pints of Scotch whiskey   rode off by themselves
 
   Merry Christmas to all, may your Christmas be bright

 

 


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