I think my Dad is Santa
but I can't be sure.
I caught a glimpse of red once
as he went out the door.
My Daddy has a white beard,
and a big round belly.
Where, sometimes I can sit
with Dad and watch the telly.
Now I have seen some Santa's
this last week or so,
they all look like my Daddy
but I don't really know.
Daddy always comes home from work,
black from head to toe.
He could have been down chimneys,
But I'm not sure, I really know.
I am certain he's Father Christmas
for every Christmas eve.
I catch a glimpse of a red suit,
and Mum puts out black wellies.
I wonder where he keeps the sleigh,
And all of those reindeer.
And how does he deliver presents
in one night every year.
Twinkling lights at windows,
children's faces all aglow.
Noses pressed at cold panes,
waiting for it to snow.
I think My Dad is Santa
but I cannot shout it aloud.
But I am glad my dad is Santa
because it makes me feel so proud.
Now I wait up for Daddy.
I watch for him each time.
But tonight no sign of Daddy
and now it is bedtime.
Now I know one thing for certain,
One point is very clear.
On Christmas eve my Daddy
always disappears.
I'll just put Daddy's present
beneath the little Christmas tree.
When he comes home on Christmas morn,
It's the first thing that he'll see.
Before I go to sleep tonight
I will look up at the sky,
To look for Daddy and the reindeer
and wish them a safe flight.
Merry Christmas Daddy. X
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I Think My Dad is Santa.
PoetryThe little boy in the photo is Ben, he is autistic with lots of sensation issues. . He does not respond to a lot of things even christmas, to him it is just another day. Gerald is his Daddy, the man playing Santa, Ben has seen him twice this year...