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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Four characters that we know well have problems they all want to tell in therapy group. To get all the scoop, let’s eavesdrop, for all is not well! Believing no more in himself, sits dear Santa Claus and an elf who is hating his work. Santa says, “What jerk. I should put you back up on your shelf!” The elf, in a huff, then fires back (for confidence HE does not lack), “I believed in you once, when you weren’t such a dunce. Old geezer, go stuff your own sack!” The anger inside the room grows when Rudolph, who hates his red nose, screams, “Don’t say such stuff. St. Nick’s work is tough, and MY job, dear elf, frankly BLOWS. You elves get to go to the mall and smile at the children and all. No one’s calling you names as you play reindeer games.” The elf yells, “At least you’re not SMALL. You think you have woes? Look at ME. I’m called silly names constantly. There’s a song about YOU and your red nose debut. Geez, a hero you’ve now come to be!! An elf is an elf all the same. Kids don’t even know my real name. Reindeer get names like Cupid. Well, your name should be STUPID. What I would not give for YOUR fame!” A snowman sits stoically there. He turns to the arguing pair. “A carrot’s MY nose! To death I have froze, yet I’m melting right now in this chair!”
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