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Santa's Helpers (Children's Poem)

It was Christmas Eve and the house was asleep I heard a noise downstairs, and went to take a peep It was Santa! He was there! With his nose all plump and red He heard me there behind him, And turned around and said: Little girl don’t be afraid I’m here to take you home. You’ll live with me at the North Pole in a new time zone. I tried to run away, but before I could look back Santa picked me up so fast and threw me in his sack! When I woke up I was dressed in green, Didn’t recognize myself And suddenly I realized, I’d been turned into an elf! So now I’m here at the North Pole, I’m getting used to it I’m making toys and getting along With all the other missing kids.
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rowan-carrick
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Nov 12, 2010
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Carrick 2009: Children's Poems - Christmas Edition

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