Joseph T. Renaldi (Frackville, Pennsylvania)
Poems by Joseph T. Renaldi : 309 / 355
Something About a Toyland
There was something about a Toyland,
A place where you were able to cope,
That aroused a moment of anticipation,
A gleam of wonder and a glare of hope.
There was something about a Toyland,
Where children gathered and windows glowed,
A marvelous place for the enthusiastic young,
Promoting a Christmas wish for every abode.
Joseph T. Renaldi
Submitted: Friday, September 25, 2009
Edited: Saturday, October 03, 2009
Poems by Joseph T. Renaldi : 309 / 355
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