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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required They are so thrilled to see him come around; riding his sleigh in the deep snow... laughing and making that jovial sound! Santa, don't rush downhill, take it slow; the roads are slippery and the deer are running wild, don't to crash into them to be there on time! What if Christmas was without Santa this year, and his coming was put on hold? Would the children listen to their mama, so dear, when she tells them to go to sleep... because if they stayed awake for too long: Santa Clause wouldn't slide down the chimney! Sleep and you will surely find those gifts on your bed, but don't expect what you wish for...if you've been bad! Sleep and dream that he'll tip-toe to your bedroom, wouldn't you like to peak and make believe you're asleep? And will Santa not see you wiggle under the sheets and and stoop? Sleep with joy and dream of what tomorrow could be! What if Christmas was without Santa this year, all the lights were shut down in every snowy city and town; what if no stars twinkled on each adorned Christmas' tree, and the church bells stopped ringing? Wouldn't the sad angels, looking over Jesus, stop singing? Come Santa and make everybody happy; it's not the gifts that matter, but your goodness and laughter! Copyright 2008 by Andrew Crisci
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