Note To Santa

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>We tried to stay up late,
                                To see Santa go house to house.
                                But mother sent us off to bed,
                                She said to be as quiet as a mouse.

                                If you make a lot of noise,
                                You could scare the reindeers away.
                                Then there will be no toys,
                                To open on Christmas day.

                               So up the stairs we go,
                               Climbed into our beds.
                               We dident want to make a sound,
                               We even covered up our heads.

                               We got up early the next morning,
                               Came running down the stairs.
                               When we opened the door to the living room,
                               There were presents every where.

                               So if you should  run into Santa,
                               Would you tell him from me.
                               Thank you  so very much,
                               For all the toys he bought on Christmas Eve.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Devonshire Avatar
March 16, 2009 at 1:15 PM
Alan, I love seeing Christmas through the eyes of a child. Your poem brought back wonderful memories. CD
Wilson Avatar
March 14, 2009 at 3:44 AM
Hi Alan. It sounds as though you got a lot of lovely presents. What a wonderful time Christmas is. God bless. Leon
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