This is supposed to be a little Christmas poem. It used to be just homework but my teacher liked it, so I think others hopefully will like it, too. I wanted it to rhyme so the text is sometimes kind of clumsy. Sorry about that.

You will soon see why the title is called what it's called.

Ps: "Playmobil" is a children's toys trademark.

Only for the rich?

Once in a year

It's Christmas.

No one has to be in fear,

No one has to shed a tear.

Many years ago

I got those Playmobil toys,

And with my happiest voice

I wanted to show

My rellies my joy 'bout the gifts

And how much this feeling lifts

Me up into the sky

Where I wanted to fly.

But other Christmasses were there,

(is there a plural form of it?)

One was a cold 'n fair night

With snow being nicely white

And a really happy kid.

At that Christmas Eve I got my precious stones,

I just shouted many 'Wows'.

To thank mum 'n granny I filled the house

With calm and melodious tones.

Bad Christmas? I can't think of one.

There's always been lots of fun,

Of course, the presents mustn't miss

Filling my soul with bliss.

On Christmas we think of family and friends

And forget the bad things in our lives,

We celebrate and dance,

But we forget the poor ones, too

'Cause we don't wanna see how they suffer

How their environment gets rougher.

Rich people buy expensive cars

Or villas they don't need.

With such things they plant the seed

To ruin the poorest people.

Why don't they donate their money?

These people don't want computers,

Diamonds or a pool.

The kids wanna go to school,

The adults want a plain job

And don't wanna play the rich ones' tools.

Don't Christmas ought to be

A festival for everyone?

Do you like it? I'd be very happy if you reviewed. Thanks for reading.