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Christmas Eve


Jolly man dressed in red

With beard so white

Comes to visit but once a year

On a sleigh driven by reindeer

Leader with nose so red

Lands on rooftops so white

Slides down chimneys

Leaves presents around the tree

Has some lemonade and a Christmas pie

Back on sleigh

Next house beckons

Then round the world

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Aberdeen

61years old.Relatively new poet .Newly diagnosed with early dementia. Using poetry as a means to stimulate my brain.

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