In a world of winter wonder, Santa appears,
A figure of joy, calming all fears.
Jolly and round, with a twinkle in his eye,
He soars through the night and across the sky.
In a workshop of dreams in the North Pole's embrace,
Elves craft gifts with skill and grace.
Santa's sleigh, laden with dreams untold,
Leaves a trail of stardust and shimmering gold.
Chimneys become portals to homes far and near
As Santa delivers laughter, spreading cheer.
He knows each child, their wishes, and their dreams,
Fulfilling them all, or so it seems.
With a hearty laugh and a "Ho, ho, ho,"
Santa spreads love wherever he may go.
In the magic of Christmas, his spirit is found.
A symbol of joy, forever renowned.
SANTA LOVE....HO,HO,HO....
About the Creator
Arthy Raj
TAKE IT LITE, AND WALK OFF FROM THAT PATH.
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Love it. Merry Christmas again!