Dear Mr. Santa Claus Poem by Kat Smith

Dear Mr. Santa Claus



dear santa claus

please don't work too hard this year

we don't need toys, for little boys

all we need is cash

this isn't one of the years from the past

please just give us cash
dad won't be home, he works four jobs
he doesn't live here any way.

all we need is heat, and food to eat
please don't work too hard this year
don't clean out mommy's pocket book
dont steal our meals away

please, mr. santa claus
don't work so hard this year

my brother needs shoes
and I need socks
and we need to stay away from the cardboard box mommy say's we will be living in

so please please, mr. santa claus don't work to hard this year.
I dont need a phone to call my friends on
all I need is care
so please mr. santi-claus, don't work too hard this year

Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: christmas
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
its a modern a list of modern concerns i've heard children voice such worldly concerns over the past few years. so i was inspired to write a letter to santa (or santi) claus from those children who want the basics this year.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
John Brown 01 January 2014

A heartfelt plea indeed. Sad to say that Christmas is becoming more and more money oriented with every passing year. It's getting harder for parents every year - to the point of madness. Well written.

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