Denying Pinocchio Nose by Rodica Dragomirescu - HTML preview

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XVII

 

-Children and toys,

They make so much noise!

And Christmas,

What a nonsense!

 

Said an old men

Watching a little train

In a shop window

While outside everything was covered with snow.

 

But when he got at home

He felt he was alone,

In the stove was no fire

And late was the hour.

 

He felt asleep and dreamed

About times that were mild,

When he was a boy

And received his first Christmas present, a toy

 

Which made him much joy.

The Teddy bear he received

Was brown and he moved

His feet when the boy

 

Lifted him up in the air.

But after one year

His parents took the bear

Away from him, at the next Christmas celebration.

 

The boy got sad

And felt very bad,

He cried in the night

When there was no light.

 

Then the old men woke up,

Because the dream was bad.

He felt so sad

That he could cry,

 

His cheeks were not dry,

But in the little room, on a chair

Set his old Teddy bear.

The man could swear

 

That nobody entered the room.

It still was Christmas noon.

He thought that Santa Clause

Entered the house

 

And that miracles can happen

Sometimes when

We feel very sad.

Life isn’t so bad

 

After all! In the morning

It was still snowing

And the snowman under the tree

Was the most beautiful thing he could see!