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Santa's Enchanted Quill

A Gift of Magical Prompts

By Mayur Published 3 years ago • 1 min read
Santa's Enchanted Quill
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In a world of wonder, where dreams take flight,

A child with eyes sparkling, in the soft glow of night.

Beside the fireplace, stockings hung with care,

Whispers of magic filling the frosty air.

A gift wrapped in stardust, a tale to unfold,

A magical prompt book, a story untold.

Santa Claus, the hero in a crimson suit,

With reindeer and sleigh, his magical pursuit.

"Dear child," said Santa, with a twinkle in his eye,

"This book holds wonders, let your imagination fly.

In each page, a portal to worlds unseen,

With elves, fairies, and wonders in between."

With a sprinkle of snowflakes and a dash of cheer,

Santa beamed as the child drew near.

"The prompts within are keys to a magical land,

Where creativity dances, hand in hand."

"Summon dragons with words, paint skies aglow,

Create adventures where heroes bravely go.

Let your dreams soar, like a sleigh in the night,

With this book of prompts, your imagination takes flight."

The child's eyes widened, filled with delight,

As Santa vanished into the starry night.

The magical prompt book cradled in small hands,

A gift of endless stories, where enchantment expands.

In the glow of the fireplace, the child began to write,

Crafting tales of wonder, under the moon's soft light.

With each word, a spell, with each sentence, a rhyme,

In the world of Santa's gift, it was storytime.

So, with a heart full of magic and dreams to explore,

The child and the book embarked on a journey, evermore.

In the realm of imagination, where wishes come true,

Santa's gift of words created a world anew.

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