First gather the food that you want
Then put eggs in it
Put some love into it then put chocolate in it a
nd fairy dust
Add some lemon water for the flavour
and then stir it and put some candy floss
and some ice cream
Stir again and then put it in the oven
Gather a pinch of freezing snow
Mix in shiny fairy lights
And mix it all up.
Now add colour to your
Christmas tree
Put it in for 30 minutes.
First gather a cupful of shivering golden fairy lights
Next a pinch of sparkling colourful baubles
Now pour some shimmery shiny tinsel
Then stir in magical fun decorations
And sprinkle some glittery fairy dust
Now add a slice of excitement
And a spoonful of happiness
Then some Christmas warmth
Finally put the beautiful pretty star at the
Top of the tree
First gather one bowl
Then grate in a bit of sparkling tinsel
After that, mix in a bit of Christmas joy
And swirl in a bit of shining, reflecting beads
Served with excitement and happiness
Finally put it in the fridge for two days
You will have the perfect Christmas tree
Enjoy!
Christmas Day
What a time
Lovely presents to find
Underneath your tree
What a treat
Amazing memories too
I love Christmas pizza.
With it baubles and lights
Such a delicious sight.
Sometimes I add sweets as I please.
But a little mouse takes the cheese.
I gobble it all up
I pack up some of the crumbs.
To give the mouse some food
Even though he took the cheese..
.
I want to be a Christmas tree
And be covered in baubles and lights so bright.
It would give such a sight.
When Santa arrives tonight.
I be alone on Christmas.
So please turn me into tree.
Give me some long branches.
It’s all I want to be
Christmas is coming soon,
I can’t wait for the Christmas noon,
WINNER
The unclothed hedges, the emptied fields,
The pungent spices, the burning coals,
The sooty chimney, clove-scented candles,
The porcupine trees, the silken shawls.
The nutcracker and the nuts that it yields,
Observed by mice through their private mouseholes,
The closed window that, from the cold, us shields,
The doors that opens to the poorest of proles.
The circular wreath, with its red berries, beckons,
Hung like a stocking upon the door,
Like a stocking filled with chocolate and coins.
All have been good this year, Santa Claus reckons,
This winter, I think, all deserve to get more
Of that which, every year, us in unity joins.
We open up our calendar door,
We start the countdown to 24.
Beautiful houses decorated with lights,
Christmas is such a cheerful sight.
Loads of trees, maybe pine or fir
Are getting put up in houses first.
Santa will arrive and enjoy his milk and cookies
Then hide the presents under the pretty Christmas tree.
I hope you have a great Christmas
(and figgy pudding!)