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"prancer" poems
"*You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and ***** Comet and cupid and Donner and Blitzen, But do you recall? The most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Has a very shiny nose And if you ever saw it You would even say it glows. **All of the other reindeers Used to laugh and call him names They never let poor Rudolph Join in any reindeer games** Then one foggy Christmas Eve, **Santa came to say, Rudolph with your nose so bright, Won't you guide my sleigh tonight? Then all the reindeers loved him, And they all shouted out with glee, Rudolph the red-nose Reindeer You'll go down in history!***" Why is it that just because he was asked for help by a celebrity (Santa) and became associated with this celebrity, all the other reindeer all of a sudden love him? Doesn't that mean that the reindeers only love him because he is now a celebrity and not him as a reindeer?
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 11:55 AM UTC
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
*Yee hee hee hee haw ha ha ha ha ha the old Laughing Santa wished íFeliz Navidad! with his eight little reindeers, carrying the sleigh he came swiftly, flying our way sleigh bells ringing, whooshing through the snow his sturdy little reindeers, rushed in a row Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen they swoosh and crash and dash and scoot they bolt so fast, and look so cute children singing and dancing with joy as he showers some glitters of happiness in sky It's an occasion of celebration there's no room for sadness let's spread the joy by doing a random act of kindness Yee hee hee hee haw ha ha ha ha ha the old Laughing Santa wished íFeliz Navidad!*
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Dec 21, 2014
Dec 21, 2014 at 2:20 AM UTC
íFeliz Navidad!
There's Dasher and Dancer Then Prancer and ***** Comet and Cupid Then Donner and Blitzen If you think these are reindeer Then you would be wrong And it's not crazy words In some Christmassy song See, they are my brothers Don't anybody laugh For these are hillbilly names From Polecat Path It's a place in the hills In East Tennesee On the top of a mountain As high as can be Here, Christmas is different There's no reindeer or sleigh We use an old covered wagon It works better that way We make toys in the smoke house For most of the year While smoking our hams 'Til Christmas is near Then we load up the wagon With granny on the reins Her wooden teeth all gummy With rootbeer stains Now the wagon is pulled By my brothers and I We're plumb tuckered out 'Cause people can't fly Well, you get the picture About Christmas in the hills It's a hillbilly adventure On wagon wheels Now there's much more to tell But it's time to run off 'Cause we're loading the wagon Your friend, Rudolph
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Nov 3, 2010
Nov 3, 2010 at 8:16 PM UTC
A Hillbilly Christmas
Mr. Santa can I have your reindeer for Christmas Mr. Santa lend me your reindeer for Christmas She was only seventeen When she meant the world to me So come on Santa please Lend them to me So I can see my sweet Louise Mr. Santa can I have your reindeer for Christmas Mr. Santa lend me your reindeer for Christmas She meant the world to me When she moved to far to see Now she's living in Miami So Santa please lend them to me Lend them to me Send Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and ***** Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen And just so I can see Send Rudolph with his red nose PLEASE Oh, Santa won't you please Mr. Santa can I have your reindeer for Christmas Mr. Santa lend me your reindeer for Christmas...
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Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014 at 12:20 PM UTC
Mr. Santa
Twas the last day of school before a long winter break Not a student was learning, they were all munching on cake The children had tidied, supplies all snug in their places With candy cane smiles lighting up their sweet faces The artwork was stowed in their backpacks with care In the hope that they'd bring holiday cheer home to share When outside the portable there arose such a clatter Ms. G sprang from the party to see what was the matter The class followed her out, filling up the whole porch And right out in front of them, near as a bright as a torch Rudolph, nose blazing red through the dark Vancouver rain, Behind him the reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh like a train Santa jumped out spritely, red hat bouncing with glee He waved at the group and boomed out, "Hello there Ms. G," “And Division 14, all of you good girls and boys. We’re rehearsing our run to practice delivering toys” The reindeer pranced all round, putting on a fine show Santa offered his hand and said, “Come on Ms. G, let’s go,” “We’ll drop you in Mexico before we head back,” Ms. G happily agreed, asking “do you have time for a snack?” The class joyfully welcomed the jolly crew to the party They delighted in the games and the food, eating hearty Too soon it was time for the guests of honour to go Santa sprang to his sleigh and exclaimed, ** ** ** "Now, Rudoph and Dasher! Dancer, Prancer and ***** Now, Comet! on, Cupid! On, Donner on Blitzen! “To the top of the portable then over the school To Mexico we go, to Ms. G’s holiday by the pool.” And off the sleigh flew with Ms. G safely strapped in, Her pink toque a-bobbing, her face all a-grin They heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight— "Happy Holidays to all, and to all a good night!"
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Dec 20, 2019
Dec 20, 2019 at 2:37 PM UTC
Twas the last day of school
Twas the last day of school before a long winter break Not a student was learning, they were all munching on cake The children had tidied, supplies all snug in their places With candy cane smiles lighting up their sweet faces The artwork was stowed in their backpacks with care In the hope that they'd bring holiday cheer home to share When outside the portable there arose such a clatter Ms. G sprang from the party to see what was the matter The class followed her out, filling up the whole porch And right out in front of them, near as a bright as a torch Rudolph, nose blazing red through the dark Vancouver rain, Behind him the reindeer pulling Santa’s sleigh like a train Santa jumped out spritely, red hat bouncing with glee He waved at the group and boomed out, "Hello there Ms. G," “And Division 14, all of you good girls and boys. We’re rehearsing our run to practice delivering toys” The reindeer pranced all round, putting on a fine show Santa offered his hand and said, “Come on Ms. G, let’s go,” “We’ll drop you in Mexico before we head back,” Ms. G happily agreed, asking “do you have time for a snack?” The class joyfully welcomed the jolly crew to the party They delighted in the games and the food, eating hearty Too soon it was time for the guests of honour to go Santa sprang to his sleigh and exclaimed, ** ** ** "Now, Rudoph and Dasher! Dancer, Prancer and ***** Now, Comet! on, Cupid! On, Donner on Blitzen! “To the top of the portable then over the school To Mexico we go, to Ms. G’s holiday by the pool.” And off the sleigh flew with Ms. G safely strapped in, Her pink toque a-bobbing, her face all a-grin They heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight— "Happy Holidays to all, and to all a good night!"
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The old fire place was least 90 years old It came with the cabin as the story unfolds it was a log cabin with a stone chimney the chimney ran all the way down in side Where near was a chair where the bearded man reside Now as the story is told The wood was cut and properly stacked Along side the fire place was a burlap sack we looked through the window and what did we see lots of toys and a Christmas tree dancing elf's were all about was a huge locomotive train sitting on a track going around and round click clack bells were ringing The angles were singing   Christmas chimes were hanging there was even a drum set banging our child eyes were all lit up as we lean against the window pane, looking in and seeing the tree filled with candy canes as the little elf's drank out of Christmas cups There was Santa loving it so much wow their getting ready for the Christmas year ** ** ** we heard him say as his long white beard was white and gray we have to make the toys for all the little girls and boys dancing and prancing  running all about Mrs Clause is in the kitchen hearing her shout baking cookies pies and candy canes ties hair pulled back with her apron on Singing Christmas songs The little else was singing along wrapping presents and filling socks Near Santa chair hung the Christmas clock oh how exciting this Christmas year awaiting for the reindeer to appear on Christmas eve night that's coming near Santa string the wood in the old fire place warming the cabin for the season race whistling and singing all night  long Christmas eve the reindeer came Dasher and prancer, Donne,r and blithesome Rudolph the famous reindeer of all
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Nov 1, 2013
Nov 1, 2013 at 9:29 AM UTC
The old fire place
The old fire place was least 90 years old It came with the cabin as the story unfolds it was a log cabin with a stone chimney the chimney ran all the way down in side Where near was a chair where the bearded man reside Now as the story is told The wood was cut and properly stacked Along side the fire place was a burlap sack we looked through the window and what did we see lots of toys and a Christmas tree dancing elf's were all about was a huge locomotive train sitting on a track going around and round click clack bells were ringing The angles were singing   Christmas chimes were hanging there was even a drum set banging our child eyes were all lit up as we lean against the window pane, looking in and seeing the tree filled with candy canes as the little elf's drank out of Christmas cups There was Santa loving it so much wow their getting ready for the Christmas year ** ** ** we heard him say as his long white beard was white and gray we have to make the toys for all the little girls and boys dancing and prancing  running all about Mrs Clause is in the kitchen hearing her shout baking cookies pies and candy canes ties hair pulled back with her apron on Singing Christmas songs The little else was singing along wrapping presents and filling socks Near Santa chair hung the Christmas clock oh how exciting this Christmas year awaiting for the reindeer to appear on Christmas eve night that's coming near Santa string the wood in the old fire place warming the cabin for the season race whistling and singing all night  long Christmas eve the reindeer came Dasher and prancer, Donne,r and blithesome Rudolph the famous reindeer of all
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I do not think much my place upon this earth, I am second, and you are first, and when your voice is louder than mine it is a familiar for me to sink and recline into my chair, wilful to listen to your unappealing, witted opinion and programmed flair - from which your talent glistens, and has always been there. Oh to be part of your vision. I walk comfortable in high heeled shoes that inscribe me a waggling soft tongue, and when your pace is faster than mine in brogues, and trousers that are looser, I am simply undone, at your ease to summon as the prime task-caster of more tasks to come. Your achievements are set with a slapped wet plaster. Oh that you share a crumb. And when you laugh, it is a big bellied echo that chimes in my throat to strike and produce, a small bit of fruit, just for you. As I mimic your billow in an octave but lower, that feels like part of the very same tune, but my chuckle is actually a choke, and what I could say would only provoke. Oh you laugh much harder than me. My almond eyes are softer than yours and in the day you lock them only for an answer, to some chore which requires a limited goal - don’t get me wrong – I am no prancer, my shoes are far too tight, and I’ve been taking the toll of your papers, your personal sciv, your faxer. A sniffing, weezling mole. Oh I could dig deeper… You **** much harder than me. And when you *** you look in the mirror at yourself in white unbuttoned shirt, heavy brow, so chipper that when your sun sets it does in a vulvonic decree, but you do not know that when I go home, I secretly scissor in a way that would make your morning clippers shake violently. Oh I love much harder than you, I am better than you, but somehow you are better than me.
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Aug 22, 2016
Aug 22, 2016 at 5:23 PM UTC
My vulvonic decree
I do not think much my place upon this earth, I am second, and you are first, and when your voice is louder than mine it is a familiar for me to sink and recline into my chair, wilful to listen to your unappealing, witted opinion and programmed flair - from which your talent glistens, and has always been there. Oh to be part of your vision. I walk comfortable in high heeled shoes that inscribe me a waggling soft tongue, and when your pace is faster than mine in brogues, and trousers that are looser, I am simply undone, at your ease to summon as the prime task-caster of more tasks to come. Your achievements are set with a slapped wet plaster. Oh that you share a crumb. And when you laugh, it is a big bellied echo that chimes in my throat to strike and produce, a small bit of fruit, just for you. As I mimic your billow in an octave but lower, that feels like part of the very same tune, but my chuckle is actually a choke, and what I could say would only provoke. Oh you laugh much harder than me. My almond eyes are softer than yours and in the day you lock them only for an answer, to some chore which requires a limited goal - don’t get me wrong – I am no prancer, my shoes are far too tight, and I’ve been taking the toll of your papers, your personal sciv, your faxer. A sniffing, weezling mole. Oh I could dig deeper… You **** much harder than me. And when you *** you look in the mirror at yourself in white unbuttoned shirt, heavy brow, so chipper that when your sun sets it does in a vulvonic decree, but you do not know that when I go home, I secretly scissor in a way that would make your morning clippers shake violently. Oh I love much harder than you, I am better than you, but somehow you are better than me.
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It happened one snowy Christmas eve The snow was too heavy for flight So Santa and those eight tiny reindeer Were stranded with me for the night After hot chocolate we all went to sleep With them on my living room floor The reindeer kept tossing and turning And all Santa could do was snore Well, I woke up in the middle of the night And those reindeer were all in my bed Comet and Cupid were holding me tight And Prancer was kissing my head Then in a flash the room went dark And in the corner, a tiny elf appears Believe it or not on top of his head He had one of my wife's brassieres I got out of bed to find old Santa I was hoping he might have an answer I found him soaking in my garden tub Where he was taking a bath with Dancer So I hurried back to the bedroom But my wife was no where in sight I found her in the kitchen playing spin the bottle And that elf said she's mine for the night Well that did it, I finally lost my temper I started screaming for them to get out Santa says, "We can't leave, my clothes aren't dry" And that's when I started to shout He pointed to my fireplace mantle And my stockings were no longer there For hanging on the nail, still dripping wet Was Santa's long john underwear I ran to the bedroom for my rifle But when I returned they were already gone My house was a wreck and that elf stole my wife So I burned Santa's ****** 'til dawn
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Dec 7, 2012
Dec 7, 2012 at 10:24 PM UTC
The Christmas Guests
Did you happen to notice That last year Santa's sleigh Was missing an important Figure, by the way? Let's see: Comet and ***** Along with Cupid and Prancer Were there, and so were Donner, Dasher, Blitzen, and Dancer. Which reindeer was missing? Rudolph? Ah, you guessed it. The news was out there, but The media had suppressed it. (Because of frequent fog, Santa was being sensible In counting on dear Rudolph, Who had become indispensable.) It all started like this: On the morning of Christmas Eve, Rudolph was tired from having Been on the qui vive For sneaky present robbers All the previous night. By noon, poor ol' Rudolph Looked a sorry sight. To perk himself up a bit-- The "where" is still unclear-- He dipped into a little Too much Christmas "cheer." Now I don't know about you, But Rudolph's nose would flicker Whenever he drank wine Or any other liquor. When the team of reindeer Lined up, Santa could tell That sleigh-guiding Rudolph Wasn't doing so well. Needless to say, Santa Really got a whiff When he approached his friend And took a little sniff. "I can tell, dear Rudolph, That you've been making merry. Did you turn your eggnog Into a Tom and Jerry?" "I think--hiccup!--a little," Said Rudolph with a blush. "Go to bed," said Santa. "We are in a rush." That night Santa was forced-- Although he felt remorseful-- To use toys with lights To guide him. How resourceful! So last year if the batteries To your toys were run down, Causing disappointment And many a tear and frown, Don't feel so sad. They went to a good cause: They helped to distribute Gifts from Santa Claus. Regarding this year, I Don't want to keep you guessin': Rudolph's back in service. I think he learned his lesson. But some say Santa's considering-- Despite objections and moans-- Future gift deliveries With the use of Amazon's drones. - by Bob B
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Nov 25, 2016
Nov 25, 2016 at 1:26 PM UTC
Rudolph Was What?
Did you happen to notice That last year Santa's sleigh Was missing an important Figure, by the way? Let's see: Comet and ***** Along with Cupid and Prancer Were there, and so were Donner, Dasher, Blitzen, and Dancer. Which reindeer was missing? Rudolph? Ah, you guessed it. The news was out there, but The media had suppressed it. (Because of frequent fog, Santa was being sensible In counting on dear Rudolph, Who had become indispensable.) It all started like this: On the morning of Christmas Eve, Rudolph was tired from having Been on the qui vive For sneaky present robbers All the previous night. By noon, poor ol' Rudolph Looked a sorry sight. To perk himself up a bit-- The "where" is still unclear-- He dipped into a little Too much Christmas "cheer." Now I don't know about you, But Rudolph's nose would flicker Whenever he drank wine Or any other liquor. When the team of reindeer Lined up, Santa could tell That sleigh-guiding Rudolph Wasn't doing so well. Needless to say, Santa Really got a whiff When he approached his friend And took a little sniff. "I can tell, dear Rudolph, That you've been making merry. Did you turn your eggnog Into a Tom and Jerry?" "I think--hiccup!--a little," Said Rudolph with a blush. "Go to bed," said Santa. "We are in a rush." That night Santa was forced-- Although he felt remorseful-- To use toys with lights To guide him. How resourceful! So last year if the batteries To your toys were run down, Causing disappointment And many a tear and frown, Don't feel so sad. They went to a good cause: They helped to distribute Gifts from Santa Claus. Regarding this year, I Don't want to keep you guessin': Rudolph's back in service. I think he learned his lesson. But some say Santa's considering-- Despite objections and moans-- Future gift deliveries With the use of Amazon's drones. - by Bob B
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I'm a rocker I'm a talker I'm a walk the walker I'm a gamer I'm a player I'm a rule breaker I'm a smile faker I'm a mover and I'm a shaker I'm a questioner I'm a challenger I'm a game changer I'm a grain of sand I'm a past summer of tan I'm a small helping hand I'm a shower grammy winner I'm a everyday sinner I'm a life beginner I'm a needer I'm a pleader I'm a leader I'm a living room pj dancer I'm a wiki search answer I'm a hallway happy prancer I am free I am she I am me
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 10:19 AM UTC
I am
life is a gestation whom due time is like no other every cramp of it is a question to a hint to an answer too many ways, paths, hopes and names to consider umbilical cord is to feed, from reality, thirst and hunger the embryonic soul and soul ought to suffer or to suffer shall it ignore ignorance, it will drink thirst and eat hunger places to materialize in, moments, similitudes to buffer may it illuminate ignorance, it will eat thirst and drink hunger questions to answers, labyrinths in mazes, thanks to prancer pica seeks pleasure whom apogee reality will witness never but to baby senses ****** is the eternal supposed starter life is due, life is dead, illusion, O soul here is your answer
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Jan 5, 2013
Jan 5, 2013 at 1:50 AM UTC
life
It happen one snowy Christmas eve The snow was too heavy for flight So Santa and those eight tiny reindeer Were stranded with me for the night After hot chocolate we all went to sleep With them on my living room floor The reindeer kept tossing and turning And all Santa could do was snore Well, I woke up in the middle of the night And those reindeer were all in my bed Comet and Cupid were holding me tight And Prancer was kissing my head Then in a flash the room went dark And in the corner, a tiny elf appears Believe it or not on top of his head He had one of my wife's brassieres I got out of bed to find old Santa I was hoping he might have an answer I found him soaking in my garden tub Where he was taking a bath with Dancer So I hurried back to the bedroom But my wife was no where in sight I found her in the kitchen playing spin the bottle And that elf said she's mine for the night Well that did it, I finally lost my temper I started screaming for them to get out Santa says, "We can't leave, my clothes aren't dry" And that's when I started to shout He pointed to my fireplace mantle And my stockings were no longer there For hanging on the nail, still dripping wet Was Santa's long john underwear I ran to the bedroom for my rifle But when I returned they were already gone My house was a wreck and that elf stole my wife So I burned Santa's ****** 'til dawn
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Nov 17, 2012
Nov 17, 2012 at 5:56 PM UTC
The Christmas Guests
O yesterday, you hold on dear I, the all you know Of collages unto kaleidoscopes Images breathe on their own Then go they dancing Whirlwinds and prancing O dare be what you are You are you, loving me All the day are enchanting friends Who want their Star, in the Loving sea She’d be swimmy splashing, laughing All Loving and power Seeing you seeing, my eternal tomorrows Painting destinies In breath, in love all can be I know I am that I am And you are knower of all of me Would I hop upon the mountaintops And toil the toilings of your depths Into the night, you are the consoler of consolidations Then they are dancing Whirlwind and prancing What of this day, that tomorrow I don’t see Tis this the time for wooing of me Where is the love I give by day That I doubt in the night By morn she waits Am I not form imagined as Love Giving thy Gifts within thee boundless I am knower of  knower, that Love I am and ever shall be Where are my echoes, is there anything real, in what I think I see Woe the tree who falls, they say does not be Woe her squirrels, woe is me Do I, or shall I live a fantasy For what of time, would you behold of me If Love I’d rather be and see Through whirlwinds, and in my Garden, they’d say I be Just a day away, tomorrow I’d be dancer In love, thee prancer, every color of thy need Who hears drumming, every Heart weaves The yellow brick road, where all Rainbows are Singing and dancing, loving and laughing All Hearts and Hands of form of dust, a Glistening sea Today’s thy day Emerald City be With the Courage of one foot in tomorrow Allow yesterday to be but prophecy For this is the day the All You Know too Sees All You Need For I am Rainbow dancer, Whirlwind and Love Delightful prancer, tomorrows beholder One who would bid your Love Dream be One of One and Infinite Sea
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Jun 10, 2012
Jun 10, 2012 at 9:25 PM UTC
Paint thy Destinies
O yesterday, you hold on dear I, the all you know Of collages unto kaleidoscopes Images breathe on their own Then go they dancing Whirlwinds and prancing O dare be what you are You are you, loving me All the day are enchanting friends Who want their Star, in the Loving sea She’d be swimmy splashing, laughing All Loving and power Seeing you seeing, my eternal tomorrows Painting destinies In breath, in love all can be I know I am that I am And you are knower of all of me Would I hop upon the mountaintops And toil the toilings of your depths Into the night, you are the consoler of consolidations Then they are dancing Whirlwind and prancing What of this day, that tomorrow I don’t see Tis this the time for wooing of me Where is the love I give by day That I doubt in the night By morn she waits Am I not form imagined as Love Giving thy Gifts within thee boundless I am knower of  knower, that Love I am and ever shall be Where are my echoes, is there anything real, in what I think I see Woe the tree who falls, they say does not be Woe her squirrels, woe is me Do I, or shall I live a fantasy For what of time, would you behold of me If Love I’d rather be and see Through whirlwinds, and in my Garden, they’d say I be Just a day away, tomorrow I’d be dancer In love, thee prancer, every color of thy need Who hears drumming, every Heart weaves The yellow brick road, where all Rainbows are Singing and dancing, loving and laughing All Hearts and Hands of form of dust, a Glistening sea Today’s thy day Emerald City be With the Courage of one foot in tomorrow Allow yesterday to be but prophecy For this is the day the All You Know too Sees All You Need For I am Rainbow dancer, Whirlwind and Love Delightful prancer, tomorrows beholder One who would bid your Love Dream be One of One and Infinite Sea
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I woke up on Christmas Eve It was late, in the middle of the night When I saw him under the Christmas tree He give me such a terrible fright I thought it was a cat burglar or something Who was trying to steal from me And I had a 52 inch color television Under that Christmas tree So I ran to the kitchen as fast as I could To try to find me a kinife But I just couldn't find one anywhere Remind me to have a talk with my wife Anyway, I grabbed up the toaster behind the bread That was sitting on the cabinet shelf I snuck up behind him, like a ninja in sneakers And was planning on killing that elf Of course I didn't know it, at the time it occurred That the fat man, was old Santa Claus It wouldn't have mattered to me at the time Cause he touched my remote with his paws I almost had him, when I heard this sound That was coming from my very own kitchen It was, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen Those eight tiny reindeer had attacked me I had hoofprints all over my head And that's when the fat man in the big red suit Turned around to me and he said "I'm just gonna borrow your color tv, So I can watch the football game" "The one in my workshop is only 19 inches. And it's just really too small and lame" Before I could tell him to forget it buddy I heard the sound of him slamming my door Those eight bully reindeer had wrapped me in tinsel And left me helpless on the livingroom floor Well, that was the last time I saw him And my tv was never returned So make sure you hide your color tv's Take it from someone who's learned
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Apr 15, 2010
Apr 15, 2010 at 11:36 AM UTC
The Christmas Eve Caper
I woke up on Christmas Eve It was late, in the middle of the night When I saw him under the Christmas tree He give me such a terrible fright I thought it was a cat burglar or something Who was trying to steal from me And I had a 52 inch color television Under that Christmas tree So I ran to the kitchen as fast as I could To try to find me a kinife But I just couldn't find one anywhere Remind me to have a talk with my wife Anyway, I grabbed up the toaster behind the bread That was sitting on the cabinet shelf I snuck up behind him, like a ninja in sneakers And was planning on killing that elf Of course I didn't know it, at the time it occurred That the fat man, was old Santa Claus It wouldn't have mattered to me at the time Cause he touched my remote with his paws I almost had him, when I heard this sound That was coming from my very own kitchen It was, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen Those eight tiny reindeer had attacked me I had hoofprints all over my head And that's when the fat man in the big red suit Turned around to me and he said "I'm just gonna borrow your color tv, So I can watch the football game" "The one in my workshop is only 19 inches. And it's just really too small and lame" Before I could tell him to forget it buddy I heard the sound of him slamming my door Those eight bully reindeer had wrapped me in tinsel And left me helpless on the livingroom floor Well, that was the last time I saw him And my tv was never returned So make sure you hide your color tv's Take it from someone who's learned
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Friends, I welcome the Season of Christmas with lesser known facts about Rudolph and the other Reindeers who brings Santa loaded with gifts for the children! I have also posted the lyrics of this popular song here below, –Raj Nandy, New Delhi, 01 Dec 2020. WELCOMING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH - ‘’RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER’’! A Sad Beginning - With a Popular Melodious Ending: The original story of Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer began in 1939, With a Jewish Chicago copywriter named Robert May. May worked in the ad department of Montgomery Ward, a department store chain, Which every year purchased and gave away free Christmas coloring books to children. In 1939 they decided to create their own brand, and tasked May to compose about an animal for amusement of children as best as he can. May did so in August, following the death of his wife due to cancer, with a small daughter Barbara left behind to look after! Remembering his daughter’s love for deer at the Lincoln Park Zoo, May composed about a little reindeer with a shiny nose. That year during Christmas Montgomery Ward distributed 2.4 million copies which became very popular! In 1940, May’s brother-in-law Johnny Marks, a song writer, composed the famous lyric to the legendary song as we know today. Gene Autry sang the lyrics recording as hit No. I on the US Charts the week of Christmas of 1949 as records say! Lesson Embedded in the Song: The other reindeers named Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen, All bullied the Rudolph, the youngest of them all who had a bright red shining nose, and left him out of all their reindeer games! But in the true spirit of Christmas, Santa selected Rudolph to lead and guide his sleigh, Thereby disapproving all types of Racial Discrimination due to one’s Looks! Now friends read the Lyrics of this legendary song which has been sung by various famous singers like Dean Martin, Nat King Cole etc, And they are all available on ‘You Tube’ for free listening! Lyrics of The Famous Song: “You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and ***** Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen But do you recall The most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Had a very shiny nose And if you ever saw it You would even say it glows All of the other reindeer Used to laugh and call him names They never let poor Rudolph Join in any reindeer games Then one foggy Christmas Eve Santa came to say "Rudolph, with your nose so bright Won't you guide my sleigh tonight?" Then how the reindeer loved him As they shouted out with glee "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer You'll go down in History" …………………………………………………………………………………………….
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Dec 1, 2020
Dec 1, 2020 at 8:53 AM UTC
WELCOMING CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH RUDOLPH THE REINDEER!
Friends, I welcome the Season of Christmas with lesser known facts about Rudolph and the other Reindeers who brings Santa loaded with gifts for the children! I have also posted the lyrics of this popular song here below, –Raj Nandy, New Delhi, 01 Dec 2020. WELCOMING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH - ‘’RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER’’! A Sad Beginning - With a Popular Melodious Ending: The original story of Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer began in 1939, With a Jewish Chicago copywriter named Robert May. May worked in the ad department of Montgomery Ward, a department store chain, Which every year purchased and gave away free Christmas coloring books to children. In 1939 they decided to create their own brand, and tasked May to compose about an animal for amusement of children as best as he can. May did so in August, following the death of his wife due to cancer, with a small daughter Barbara left behind to look after! Remembering his daughter’s love for deer at the Lincoln Park Zoo, May composed about a little reindeer with a shiny nose. That year during Christmas Montgomery Ward distributed 2.4 million copies which became very popular! In 1940, May’s brother-in-law Johnny Marks, a song writer, composed the famous lyric to the legendary song as we know today. Gene Autry sang the lyrics recording as hit No. I on the US Charts the week of Christmas of 1949 as records say! Lesson Embedded in the Song: The other reindeers named Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen, All bullied the Rudolph, the youngest of them all who had a bright red shining nose, and left him out of all their reindeer games! But in the true spirit of Christmas, Santa selected Rudolph to lead and guide his sleigh, Thereby disapproving all types of Racial Discrimination due to one’s Looks! Now friends read the Lyrics of this legendary song which has been sung by various famous singers like Dean Martin, Nat King Cole etc, And they are all available on ‘You Tube’ for free listening! Lyrics of The Famous Song: “You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and ***** Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen But do you recall The most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Had a very shiny nose And if you ever saw it You would even say it glows All of the other reindeer Used to laugh and call him names They never let poor Rudolph Join in any reindeer games Then one foggy Christmas Eve Santa came to say "Rudolph, with your nose so bright Won't you guide my sleigh tonight?" Then how the reindeer loved him As they shouted out with glee "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer You'll go down in History" …………………………………………………………………………………………….
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I am not a number. I am more. I'm a rhythm. A clock, circadian, A heart beat, The music inside me. I am a rhythm. I am not a score. I am more. I'm a movement. An individual, its Like a non-religious transcendentalist, A dancer, prancer, An accidental fall. I have a purpose. I am a movement. Who are you? A number? A score? An A? B? C? See? Its not you, its how we were raised to be. Thirteen years in a structured school Teaching you only how to earn points And memorize facts. But I want to be smart. An astrophysicist An anthropologist A pediatric psychologist I want to own a home. Lease a car. Pay my bills. Invest my money. Where do I learn to do all that? Look into your future, Inside your dreams. How do you get there? How do you find What seems To be impossible? Let me tell you, Its possible. Education Filled with learning, Filled with ACTUAL learning. And motivation. Its a structure, But its home. Its a routine, Its a family. Its in your head. You create your setting. The gloomiest day, with a smile on your face And you've already become more. When you want education, You'll find it. You'll find it with passionate teachers, And summer camps, And clubs And sports And, AP stats? When you push yourself forward, You'll feel pressure backwards, But it won't drag you down, If you don't let it. It's a choice to make. You'll be here anyways. Its that day you walk across that stage And find the smiles of your peers And realize that although you're still here, You're moving forward. I know that I am more. Than my 11th grade AP test score. I know that I am more, Than my homework, Than my scars, Than the number of marks That are on my arms. Than my rank, My GPA, Or any standardized test I took on a Saturday. Than the number of hugs that I get when cry, Or the number of graduates who will say good-bye. Because at the end of the day Or right here and right now Or whatever cliche I know I can say I am more.
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 10:00 PM UTC
More Education, Please.
I am not a number. I am more. I'm a rhythm. A clock, circadian, A heart beat, The music inside me. I am a rhythm. I am not a score. I am more. I'm a movement. An individual, its Like a non-religious transcendentalist, A dancer, prancer, An accidental fall. I have a purpose. I am a movement. Who are you? A number? A score? An A? B? C? See? Its not you, its how we were raised to be. Thirteen years in a structured school Teaching you only how to earn points And memorize facts. But I want to be smart. An astrophysicist An anthropologist A pediatric psychologist I want to own a home. Lease a car. Pay my bills. Invest my money. Where do I learn to do all that? Look into your future, Inside your dreams. How do you get there? How do you find What seems To be impossible? Let me tell you, Its possible. Education Filled with learning, Filled with ACTUAL learning. And motivation. Its a structure, But its home. Its a routine, Its a family. Its in your head. You create your setting. The gloomiest day, with a smile on your face And you've already become more. When you want education, You'll find it. You'll find it with passionate teachers, And summer camps, And clubs And sports And, AP stats? When you push yourself forward, You'll feel pressure backwards, But it won't drag you down, If you don't let it. It's a choice to make. You'll be here anyways. Its that day you walk across that stage And find the smiles of your peers And realize that although you're still here, You're moving forward. I know that I am more. Than my 11th grade AP test score. I know that I am more, Than my homework, Than my scars, Than the number of marks That are on my arms. Than my rank, My GPA, Or any standardized test I took on a Saturday. Than the number of hugs that I get when cry, Or the number of graduates who will say good-bye. Because at the end of the day Or right here and right now Or whatever cliche I know I can say I am more.
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The old fool whispers: “The wind always lies” His mouth frothing with spit, Tongue attracting flies. He pranced around, As if in a play, Arms growing towards the ground, He groped his ***** mottled dress shirt, Lifting it up to show, His smirk suggesting a flirt. In his cloudy gray mind, He was in an oasis, Looking on intricate desert, talking to the wind. The wind, Wild thief of old, Wanted to steal the man’s heart of gold, He wore many faces, The dancer-prancer, the merchant, the ***** He danced with the old man, Tying his brain with laces, The old man was twirling, Humming a tune, Laughing as into the water he went.                                                                -Firefly
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Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
The Old Fool
'Tis once again that time of year, When all the boys and girls feel cheer, And on the night when St. Nick's near, They'll stay up late and try to hear, Ol' Rudolph's hoofs up on their roofs, And parent's truths do child's mind soothe, Let Dancer, dance and Prancer, prance, Give season's greeting just one chance, So to all Merry Christmas I say, May joy and laughter fill your day. Merry Christmas everybody
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 10:59 PM UTC
Merry Christmas
I woke up early on Christmas Eve It was late, in the middle of the night When I saw him under the Christmas tree He give me such a terrible fright I thought it must be a cat burglar Who was trying to steal from me And I had a fifty-two inch color television Under that Christmas tree So I ran to the kitchen as fast as I could To try to find me a kinife But I just couldn't find one anywhere Remind me to have a talk with my wife Anyway, I grabbed up the toaster behind the bread That was sitting on the cabinet shelf I snuck up behind him, like a ninja in sneakers And was planning on killing that elf Of course I didn't know it, at the time it occurred That the fat man, was old Santa Claus It wouldn't have mattered to me at all Cause he touched my remote with his paws I almost had him, when I heard this sound That was coming from my very own kitchen It was, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen Those eight tiny reindeer had attacked me I had hoofprints all over my head And that's when the fat man in the big red suit Turned around to me and said "I'm just gonna borrow your color tv, So I can watch the football game" "The one in my workshop is only nineteen inches, And it's really too small and lame" Before I could tell him to forget it buddy I heard the sound of him slamming my door Those eight bully reindeer had wrapped me in tinsel And left me helpless on the livingroom floor Well, that was the last time I saw him And my tv was never returned So make sure you hide your color tv's Take it from someone who's learned
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Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 10:13 AM UTC
The Christmas Eve Caper
I woke up early on Christmas Eve It was late, in the middle of the night When I saw him under the Christmas tree He give me such a terrible fright I thought it must be a cat burglar Who was trying to steal from me And I had a fifty-two inch color television Under that Christmas tree So I ran to the kitchen as fast as I could To try to find me a kinife But I just couldn't find one anywhere Remind me to have a talk with my wife Anyway, I grabbed up the toaster behind the bread That was sitting on the cabinet shelf I snuck up behind him, like a ninja in sneakers And was planning on killing that elf Of course I didn't know it, at the time it occurred That the fat man, was old Santa Claus It wouldn't have mattered to me at all Cause he touched my remote with his paws I almost had him, when I heard this sound That was coming from my very own kitchen It was, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen Those eight tiny reindeer had attacked me I had hoofprints all over my head And that's when the fat man in the big red suit Turned around to me and said "I'm just gonna borrow your color tv, So I can watch the football game" "The one in my workshop is only nineteen inches, And it's really too small and lame" Before I could tell him to forget it buddy I heard the sound of him slamming my door Those eight bully reindeer had wrapped me in tinsel And left me helpless on the livingroom floor Well, that was the last time I saw him And my tv was never returned So make sure you hide your color tv's Take it from someone who's learned
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It happen one snowy Christmas eve The snow was too heavy for flight So Santa and those eight tiny reindeer Were stranded with me for the night After hot chocolate we all went to sleep With them on my living room floor The reindeer kept passing gas all night And all Santa could do was snore Well, I woke up in the middle of the night And those reindeer were all in my bed Comet and Cupid were holding me tight And Prancer was kissing my head Then in a flash the room went dark And in the corner, a tiny elf appears Believe it or not on top of his head He had one of my wife's best brassieres I got out of bed to find old Santa I was hoping he might have an answer I found him soaking in my garden tub Where he was taking a bath with Dancer So I hurried back to the bedroom But my wife was no where in sight I found her in the kitchen playing spin the bottle And that elf said she's mine for the night Well that did it, I finally lost my temper I started screaming for them to get out Santa says, "We can't leave, my clothes aren't dry" And that's when I started to shout He pointed to my fireplace mantle And my stockings were no longer there For hanging on the nail by the fire Was Santa's long john underwear I ran to the bedroom for my rifle But when I returned they were already gone My house was a wreck and that elf stole my wife So I burned Santa's ****** 'til dawn © All Rights Reserved
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Dec 11, 2010
Dec 11, 2010 at 2:42 PM UTC
The Christmas Guests
There's one "special" Holiday, in the **** can I will toss The Pagan Calibration, of fricking Santa Claus - If that ****** Bozo, down my chimney tries to come I’ll blow his *** away, and beat it like a drum - Then I’ll shoot his Reindeer, I’ll have a jolly feast Hey Rudolf Dancer Prancer, you will be deceased - All the Queerass little elves, I’ll blow away as well And that stinking slay, I will go and sell - To the North Poll I will go, with an Atom Bomb 500 megatons!! And drop it with aplomb - December 25th, from the calendar I'll wipe And all the goody-goody "Good Cheer", and all the Farceass Hype {If you are getting the notion that I don't like Christmas, you are right! Why? I think it's blasphemous to associate the birth of Christ with a Pagan Holiday} {AND the way it's celebrated !!!}
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Jan 25, 2015
Jan 25, 2015 at 4:30 AM UTC
Bah! Humbug!!
25th of December Came Christ the redeemer Emerged the age of Christianity The largest in the history of humanity Along rose the Church and the Pope Jerusalem gave people a new hope The 12 apostles followed his sign Spreading the words of Jesus Christ But good never comes without its parallèle And it came in the form of Pontius Pilate 30 pieces of silver satisfied Judas A man's greed killed Jesus Betrayed but never abandoned Crucified and yet reformed Two days passed after that cursed Friday And he returned on Easter Sunday Easter came with the Easter bunny Began the egg hunt, entertaining so many And then came the best of the best The festival which cloaked the rest Jingle bells, reindeers, mistletoe It won the hearts of both young and old Began the Christmas fever T'was delightful for every believer The quest for the right tree The perfect gifts for family Even the children were not left behind Santa Claus brought their shine Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, ***** Comet, Cupid, Donder, Blitzen, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Made his coming a sight to remember The lovely winter announced its coming And spring notified its leaving The glorious season made everyone gay The white snow, the one horse open sleigh Carols made Christmas melodious The community greetings made it glorious A holiday Longly waited for A season always remembered for Christmas, the time of joy and love Enjoy this season and await a new year with a fresh beginning and hope...
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 6:49 AM UTC
Season’s Greetings
I don't need no presents wrapped up underneath the tree No I don't need no ribbons and bows, or stockings hanging... No I don't need no snow or chestnuts roasting on an open fire to make it feel like Christmas I don't need no magical hats or dancing snowmen I just need for Santa to please listen because there's something missing that my heart only wishes for while others are dreaming of a white Christmas you see Santa I'm dreaming of holding her so close in my arms so please Santa I don't ask much I don't need no presents wrapped up underneath the tree I just need someone who I can love who loves me just the same No I don't need no ribbons and bows, I just need someone who I can love this Christmas I don't need sleigh bells ringing I don't need no jingle bells jingling to make it feel like Christmas No I don't need Dancer and Prancer and Donner and Blitzen I just need Rudolf to please listen there's something that I'm wishing for to be next her and to make it by this Christmas I don't need no presents wrapped up underneath the tree No I don't need no ribbons and bows, or stockings hanging... No I don't need no snow or chestnuts roasting on an open fire to make it feel like Christmas I don't need no magical hats or dancing snowmen I just need someone to love me for me this Christmas
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Jun 4, 2016
Jun 4, 2016 at 8:39 PM UTC
Early Christmas Wish
My eyes racing from word to word, I hold in my hands a whole new world. With these scratches on this page, Today I'm a spy, tomorrow a mage. I'm on a journey to the center of the earth, Then I'm a teen questioning his worth. I'm a girl suffering from cancer, Then I'm Santa rushing Prancer. I'm an assassin on the hunt, Then a footballer about to punt. I'm the boy chasing the girl, Then in 80 days I circle the world. I'm a man in an iron suit, Then I'm a death god craving fruit. Behind these words is where I live, But believe me, It's a world I would never give.
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Jan 18, 2014
Jan 18, 2014 at 5:09 PM UTC
Power of the word.