Short Saint Nicholas Poems
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Marianne Moore 'SAINT NICHOLAS'
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Each morning, Saint Nicholas did rise
to a loud jingle jangle surprise
He went where the deer dwell
and removed each one's bell
surely that is a No Bell Peace Prize
St. Nicholas was a right merry ol’ soul
Making children happy was his entire life's goal,
With a pack full of toys
For all good girls and boys
For centuries, his dedication we extol.
Written November 27, 2022
Its always at this time of year
That you let us know of your fear
You refuse to listen
To Donner und Blitzen*
Although it is only rain, dear!
* German: Donner = thunder
Blitzen = lightning, Saint Nicholas/Santa
reindeer)
White
Christmas
Kids
Waiting
By the warm
Fire.
Milk,
Raisin
Cookies for
Saint Nicholas
A gift to
Treat his
Hooked
Sweet tooth.
Gifts under
Christmas
Tree
For all
Kids
11/29/2015
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Saint Nicholas is given credit for all the Christmas fun
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Someone much more worthy is called the Chosen One
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Son of God forfeited his life for the sins of all mankind
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Sacrificial Lamb: the Divine role Jesus was assigned
November 30, 2020
Kim Rodrigues ~ sponsor
Acrostic Play 2 Holiday Version
Who's the big fat reddest suit
the children shout excited.
Who'll take presents from his bag
and hand them proof enlighted.
Who shouts ho
fat ho fat ho
Laughs for children
brash and brough.
Cracks the whip of Christmas Spirit
Beckons kids to sit and stare at.
Fuels the weir for Christmas wishes.
and calls communion Saint Nick Merrit.
JOLLY OLD SAINT NICHOLAS
I've been informed by very reliable sources on which I do rely,
That Jolly old Saint Nicholas, who is a very accommodating guy,
Will be delivering a generous supply of toilet tissue to everyone in need!
(Don't be alarmed to find that on Christmas Morn your tree has been TPeed!)
Entry for Carolyn Devonshire's "Santa's Covid Humor" Contest
Tied for Second Place in the contest