What Are You Doing, Santa?
He sat down in a chair
And scratched the back of his neck.
As he picked at his nails,
He told a story not to forget.
“Dear little children,
Come gather around,
I will tell you a story of
How Santa came to town.”
“Santa Claus?” they asked.
“Yes children, but don’t fret
Santa Claus is good
As Man could ever get.
Santa rode on reindeer
To give gifts to all
That not even stores
Can ever recall
He gave Daddy a present
Something that stopped his heart.
He gave him something mind-blowing,
He literally fell apart.
He gave Mommy something,
Something so unexpected.
Magic didn’t hide her flaws,
She wasn’t even protected.
And he gave you
The most special present ever,
That you dropped at the sight of it
Because you’ll love it forever.”
He smiled as he picked
Off his neck, a stray white hair,
And he picked the clots of red
Off his fingertips here and there.
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