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Humorous Christmas Poems As Limericks, of Course

Need some humorous Christmas poems? Here's a set of limerick poems Kathleen wrote at Molly's Virtual Pub. Santa on the Roof In the night you could hear a pin drop Then out on the roof a clip-clop There's a merry old elf And it's Santa himself Down the chimney he comes with a "plop."
The Elves All the elves at the North Pole are pooped Their wee little eyes red and drooped Making train sets and dolls High tech toys or round balls And since Santa left, well nigh to looped. Parents at Christmas There are cookies all set out with care But the space 'neath the tree is still bare Mom is wrapping like mad But what of poor Dad? He's around here, no doubt, er, somewhere? We Don't Need No Darn Instructions Perhaps that's him there in the garage? The guy dealing with quite a barrage Of nut, spring, bolt, and screw And not even a clue Of how each piece fits in the collage. Holiday Aftermath And when Christmas has come and has gone The checking account's overdrawn The credit card? Maxed And the budget? It's axed Enough of these fun goings-on. Beyond funny christmas poems, here's an Xmas Party invitation - as a limerick, of course. Invitation Could you join us on Christmas this year For your presence is valued and dear It would not be the same Unless you all came Please respond telling us you'll be here.
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