Alice's Christmas Poem
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Alice's Christmas Poem
I remember Santa’s Sleigh
The jingling ring and the heavy hooves
As winter wind wisps
And sleeping babes lie.
I remember the sounds
Squealing, screeching screams of joy
As Dad’s life their heads
And sleeping eyes wake.
I remember the kitchen
The clattering of pots and pans
And of golden mince pies
As hungry hands grope.
I remember the peace
Turkey tired and tipsy
Clambering between blankets
And asleep.
The jingling ring and the heavy hooves
As winter wind wisps
And sleeping babes lie.
I remember the sounds
Squealing, screeching screams of joy
As Dad’s life their heads
And sleeping eyes wake.
I remember the kitchen
The clattering of pots and pans
And of golden mince pies
As hungry hands grope.
I remember the peace
Turkey tired and tipsy
Clambering between blankets
And asleep.
Alice Walker- Posts: 19
Join date: 2008-10-08
I like it buts where is your second one............................
...........................................could you make it one about panto, i LOVE panto 
robloaring- Posts: 21
Join date: 2008-10-08
Re: Alice's Christmas Poem
I don't know how to spell it but I was loving the onamatopeic sounds of clattering pans!
Fi- Posts: 23
Join date: 2008-10-22
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