Christmas

Christmas Time is here again,

So let’s open the cards and bring out a pen.

When all the cards are completely sealed,

Remember to keep the presents concealed.



Then Christmas Eve arrives,

And the radio plays the winter jives.

People all hoping for a white Christmas day,

And all the little kids have their last day of play.



It’s early to bed in anticipation,

To wake up for the celebration.

All the kids are surrounded by presents,

And some of those bought by their parents.



Then the mid-day chime sounds,

And family grins from all around.

Turkey, sausages and Brussels sprouts,

And at the sight of those everyone pouts.



The at the end it’s Christmas pudding,

And several people toast with a gentle ching.

Then the crackers are pulled apart,

And party hats are on from the start.



For this is the Christmas cheer.

It only happens once each year.

Jack Frost

There was a young spirit called Jack.
He never went anywhere without his hat.
One day the wind decided to be bold,
Taking Jack's hat and leaving him cold.

So Jack chased after the wind in rage,
Like they were on a drama stage.
Jack never caught up to the wind,
But he was very determined.

So Jack followed the wind wherever they went,
And made many people's backs bent.
Jack followed to the ends of the earth,
and along with his anger and mirth.

A chilling sensation was born around,
Little tiny ice crystals were on the ground.
And Jack became know as the bringer of Winter,
Because he made the earth cold and bitter.