Christmas Mince Pies Poem by Ima Ryma

The last Sunday before Advent
Is called stir up Sunday when we
Mince meat pies become evident,
Lots of stirring of us there be.
We should be stirred clockwise so that
There will be good luck coming year
For all the household habitat.
Whole family stirs us so we're
Spreading the joy to everyone.
Then for Christmas on all twelve days,
Eating a mince pie should be done,
So good health and happiness pays.

On Christmas Eve put mince pies out,
For Santa Claus loves us no doubt.