December 26, 2006

  • The Day After

     

    T’was the day after Christmas and all through the house

    Not a person was stirring, especially my spouse.

     

    The packages had been opened with total abandon

    And wrapping paper lay strewn, totally at random.

     

    I perked the coffee that would soon clear my head,

    Praying to God the batteries soon would be dead.

     

    Then from the den there arose such a clatter

    I had to grow close, to see what’s the matter.

     

    A mound of red wrapping paper was floating around,

    My heart skipped a beat and I fell to the ground!

     

    I screamed and I yelled, then I reached for a bat,

    The grandson grinned – it’s only the cat.

     

    That is enough of this rousing ‘ole tale,

    If Moore had heard it, he would surely grow pale.

     

    I wish you all a great Christmas Season,

    Please never forget, He’s really the reason.

     

    - You don’t want to know who wrote this, it’s better that way!

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