Loveable Unwrinkled Witch

Loveable unwrinkled witch had a lovely ho-ho-ho.
She got mixed up with her sister who was Santa’s wife.
Early dementia is no laughing matter, so….
We gave her a pass, but never let her use a knife.

We cut her corn off the cob, for she had no teeth.
She was okay with that and howled at the moon.
We put her photograph on a Christmas wreath.
And told her sister we would send her there soon.

They were twins and liked each other a lot.
The unwrinkled witch had a sordid past. 
She slept at the North Pole on a charming cot
And was next to her sister, happy at last.
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