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Christmas poem: challenge.
Christmas time is near,
Time with loved ones dear.
Unwrapping pandemonium
Of wishes granted clear.
Baubles on the tree,
A happy sight to see.
Glitter, tinsel, jingle bells
Happy to decorate are we.
Turkeys getting fat,
Time to wear that Christmas hat
As after dinner, bellies full
The Queen, a snooze, a chat.
Make “pop” with champagne cork,
Or maybe we’ll go for a walk,
Peer through our neighbours’ windows
As their Christmas Days we stalk.
© Emily Page
Love it. Youve put me in the mood for wrapping! 😊
Ha ha! Enjoy that… 🙂
Ah xmas, ours are all wrapped up 🙂
I’m impressed Harry – still a way to go here! 😉
I love this–especially “unwrapping pandemonium”–what an accurate and fun phrase!
No such thing as tearing the paper off slowly in our house, not with a five year old in the mix, anyway! Thanks for commenting Caddo x
That is a fond memory, I must say–there were 6 of us tearing paper like crazy!
Respect! That’s a lot of paper – we fill our recycling bin to overflowing with just three of us. So crazy.
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