In true Dickensian tradition
Amidst the
Christmas mayhem
Even in the
thronging malls
There are
unforced smiles
And
pleasantries exchanged
Between
people with
Christmas
in their hearts
Warm and heartfelt
wishes
Given gladly
without hesitation
One stranger
to another
Glass Decorations on the tree
Candy canes of red and white
Tinsel
sparkles delightfully
And
reflects the coloured light
A garland
graces the mantel
With boughs
of fresh cut holly
Mistletoe
is hopefully hung
To steal a
kiss from Molly
Last Christmas, I gave you my heart,
But I’m
sorry to say,
You really
Needed a
kidney
I wish you Good luck
I wish you
Good cheer
I wish you
Good health
For the
coming year
I wish you Good times,
I wish you great days
But I will
never ever
Wish you Happy
holidays
Mary had some little drawers
Which
always struck me dumb
Because like
her mother
She had a
massive bum
Are you wearing Christmas ankle socks?
I’ve often
pictured them on you
And you
don’t need anything else
Just
wearing the socks will do
It’s Christmas day in the workhouse
Just
another grey day to endure
If we’re
lucky we’ll dine on mouse
And Oliver
will still be asking for more
