Santa Storm Watch
Santa Storm Watch
Santa stopped by one winter’s night for cookies
He had something else on his mind
There was apprehension behind those Sparkling eyes
Yet he maintained a jolly look because
Seeing a little spy guy there, me
Spilling a glass of milk
Falling on the tree
An inappropriate way to decorate if you ask me
The special magic watch given to Santa at Christmas
By his wife, with a kiss, went missing in the snow
“What time is it my little man?” (He said)
I answered, “Time for bed and Christmas Mr. Santa!”
“Could I stay the night?” poor Santa implored
“Let me check with mom and dad!” I said
Santa stayed right through to Christmas and beyond
In June he left with eight tiny woodland creatures
The snow was melted by then I’m sure but I'm just guessing
The missing watch turned up just outside the door
Santa laughed and roared with joy
Hush. Say nothing. I promised not to say any more
11/22/14 “HUSH OF CHRISTMAS PAST” – Poetry Contest
Copyright © Earl Schumacker | Year Posted 2014
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