A Little Santa Poetry

Who sneaks into our houses

Past security measures and mouses

And fingers all of our stuff

Wearing his red suit with cuffs?

Who pilfers our milk and cookies

Acting all weird and spooky

And steals kisses from our mommas

Well it sure ain’t the Dali Lama.

And who is it that parks his sleigh

On our rooftops which could give way

‘Neath the weight of all those reindeer

While he breaks into our house, dear?

He knows about our children’s lives

He even knows all about our wives.

He knows everyone’s secret desires

And has elvish friends who conspire

To what they will bring our youth

Depending on their level of couth.

Are you following my line of reason

As we enter this holiday season?

This man could be a pedophile

Passing out candy with his smiles

So I think this Christmas Eve

I’ll check to see what’s up his sleeve.

With shotgun loaded I’ll sit and wait,

Eating cookies and drinking Jack straight.

When he comes down my chimney’s chute

I’m gonna rumble with the man in the suit.

If he’s really just a good ol’ boy

Then he won’t mind leaving that bag of toys.

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