Whatever future gifts
That might
make me glad
Or any from
the past
Including
when I was a lad
There is
nothing to compare
To the gift
of being a Dad
Whatever future gifts
That might
make me glad
Or any from
the past
Including
when I was a lad
There is
nothing to compare
To the gift
of being a Dad
Jack ate all the lean
Jill ate
all the fat
So now he’s
anorexic
And she is
always sat
Are you wearing a Christmas Dress?
The big red
ribbon is particularly pleasant
I’m itching
to pull at that bow
So, when do
I get to open my present
Twas the night before Christmas and all thru the Hotel
There were
creatures emitting a terrible smell
And the
cause of the awful pungent aroma
Was an octogenarian party from Cromer
My very worst Christmas ever
Was when I
got an empty carton
All
dog-eared and flattened out
For hours
of innocent ex-box fun
Christmas spirit,
No matter what
you might think
Doesn’t
come in a bottle
It isn’t a
drink
It cannot
be supped
But can be consumed
But its
presence
Cannot be
presumed
It must be
cherished
Where it is
found
Respectfully
nurtured
And then
spread around
For those born on Christmas day
They miss out, which is a shame
But to rub salt into the wound
Give them a Christmas name