December 14, 2009

Christmas Limericks

Filed under: Xmas — @ 3:00 am

Today I offer up something a little different. Here are some limericks using lines from famous Christmas carols or poems. Happy holidays and enjoy!

We’re wishing you all Christmas joy
As Santa and those he employs,
Prepare for the day
By loading the sleigh,
With gifts for the good girls and boys.
The children are filled with delight,
Because Santa’s about to take flight.
“Merry Christmas” he said
As he flew overhead,
“To all and to all a good night”.
Our shopping’s complete with no qualms,
To charity, we’ve given our alms.
No task left undone,
Christmas night has begun.
Silent night, holy night, all is calm.
The crisp, night air combining
With planets and moon aligning,
It’s a wondrous sight.
O Holy night,
The stars are brightly shining.
The wind thru the trees might blow,
But the rustling of leaves sounds below.
With a chill in the air
It’s time to declare,
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
The work had been done by committee
To make all the sidewalks look pretty.
Dressed in holiday style
They bring out a smile.
It’s Christmas time in the city.
It happens this time of the year,
We see someone special appear.
Keep close watch tonight
And you’ll see him in flight,
It’s Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer.
The snow is a blanket anew,
And the backseat is made just for two.
You’re looking divine.
It’s the perfect time,
For a sleigh ride together with you.
If we wait, we would be remiss
In wishing good tidings for this,
Holiday of lights
And a magical night.
We wish you a merry Christmas.
As the Sun slowly works its way down
The excitement is felt all around.
We’ve waited the whole year
Now Christmas is here
And Santa Claus is coming to town.

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