To Rap Or Not To Wrap

Wrap, rap a Christmas wrap
open the mind turn on the tap,
a roll of paper with colouration
metres or yards without perforation,
to be carefully folded with a gift inside
a present for the season you wanna hide,
it'll add to excitement on Christmas day
when the careful wrapping will be thrown away
after being opened by rip and tear
to reveal slippers, socks, or underwear.
Rap, wrap a Christmas rap
not quite a minefield but still a trap,
would you begin with 'w' or wiith an 'r' 
because starting with a 'c' would be a carp too far,
so rap or wrap it's a dit's time to nap
and when you awaken from the alcoholic cup
it's time for you and the washing-uo,
the drying of the crocks will be the last lap
it's time to slip into your Christmas Wrap,
now cosy and warm and the whiskey in reach
as once again you've missed HM's speech,
the broadcast and your nap did not overlap,
surprise, surprise, you missed her Christmass RAP.
So this must do there's no need to clap
it's only twelve months to pick rap or wrap.
now is the time, it's over, this is a WRAP.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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December 28, 2013 at 11:51 AM
Mike, well I enjoyed how you wrapped this one up :)... The flowing thought was fun... What a RAP... always~ LINDA
Kamoonpuri Avatar
December 26, 2013 at 5:14 AM
Aha what a wrapping good poem. It unfolds brilliantly like an xmas gift wrap. Esp lovd d line, 'washin up is d last lap'. An enjoyable super poem for boxin day festive season. Mery xmas n i hope u review my latest poem too.
Bauer Avatar
December 23, 2013 at 4:28 PM
ha! i thoroughly enjoyed this clever rhyme - very creative!
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