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What I Should Like Santa Claus Poem
What I Should Like A Santa Claus Poem by Jennie D. Moore
On Christmas eve I'd like to lie Awake, when stars are in the sky, And listen to the sound that swells From Santa Claus's jingling bells.
I'd like to hear upon the roof The patter of each tiny hoof Of Santa's reindeer overhead, When I am snug and warm in bed.
But mamma says I must not lie Awake, or he will pass me by; He does not like the girls or boys To watch him when he brings the toys.
I think I'd better go to sleep. I guess the presents all will keep, Then in the morning I shall be Glad to think I did not see.
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