'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the park
Not a ride was left stirring, once DL got dark;
The people were wandering through shops in dispair,
In hopes that Walt's spirit soon would be there;
The children refused to go home to their beds,
'Cause visions of Mickey Mouse danced in their heads;
And Paul in his office, that wonderful chap,
Was tired of "planning" so took a long nap,
When down in the hub there arose such a clatter,
I ran down Main Street to see what was the matter.
Away to the center I flew like a flash,
Tore through all the shoppers who had spent lots of cash.
The moon on the Partners had made quite a glow,
Giving feelings of magic to ADDers below,
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a world-famous mouse, and the man he held dear,
With a sudden slight movement, that never did halt,
I knew in a moment it really was Walt!
More rapid than eagles the ADDers they came,
And he giggled, and shouted, and called them by name;
"Now, PAWSHA! now, CANDER! now, TODDSTER and LIVER!
On, WINGERT! on GASSER! on, HIPSTERS and FRITTER!
To the edge of the berm! To the underground hall!
Let's drive away! drive away! Drive away Paul!!!!"
Now meeting our icon who'd just come alive,
We'd meet any obstacle, together we'd strive,
So up to the office the ADDers they flew,
With a dumpster for plush, and Walt Disney too.
And then, in a instant, Paul heard a few squeaks,
And the chanting and and singing of internet geeks.
With my ears on my head, I was turning around,
And into the window Walt came with a bound.
He appeared quite alive, from his head to his feet,
And his clothes were distinguished, his suit very neat;
A bundle of plush he had flung on his back,
And he looked right at Pressler then opened the sack.
Paul's eyes -- how they wrinkled! his face looked so scary!
His skin had turned ghostly, but blushed like a cherry!
He stared right at Walt who stood in the dark,
And he felt a bit guilty for ruining the park;
A handful of plush Walt held in his hand,
Then tossed it at Paul and said "Please understand;
Building this park was so dear to myheart,
But you've turned the thing into an ODV cart."
He said all the things we'd been longing to say,
And all of the things City Hall turned away;
A wink of his eye and a twist of a smile,
Soon gave me to know he would stay for a while;
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And filled all our wishes by firing that jerk,
He filled a large dumpster in quite a big rush,
And out with the garbage, Paul went with the plush;
Walt went to his Firehouse, to rest for the night,
And felt so at home 'cause we'd left on the light.
But I heard him exclaim, to the ADDers and all,
"THE MAGIC IS BACK, AND WE GOT RID OF PAUL!"
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Not a ride was left stirring, once DL got dark;
The people were wandering through shops in dispair,
In hopes that Walt's spirit soon would be there;
The children refused to go home to their beds,
'Cause visions of Mickey Mouse danced in their heads;
And Paul in his office, that wonderful chap,
Was tired of "planning" so took a long nap,
When down in the hub there arose such a clatter,
I ran down Main Street to see what was the matter.
Away to the center I flew like a flash,
Tore through all the shoppers who had spent lots of cash.
The moon on the Partners had made quite a glow,
Giving feelings of magic to ADDers below,
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a world-famous mouse, and the man he held dear,
With a sudden slight movement, that never did halt,
I knew in a moment it really was Walt!
More rapid than eagles the ADDers they came,
And he giggled, and shouted, and called them by name;
"Now, PAWSHA! now, CANDER! now, TODDSTER and LIVER!
On, WINGERT! on GASSER! on, HIPSTERS and FRITTER!
To the edge of the berm! To the underground hall!
Let's drive away! drive away! Drive away Paul!!!!"
Now meeting our icon who'd just come alive,
We'd meet any obstacle, together we'd strive,
So up to the office the ADDers they flew,
With a dumpster for plush, and Walt Disney too.
And then, in a instant, Paul heard a few squeaks,
And the chanting and and singing of internet geeks.
With my ears on my head, I was turning around,
And into the window Walt came with a bound.
He appeared quite alive, from his head to his feet,
And his clothes were distinguished, his suit very neat;
A bundle of plush he had flung on his back,
And he looked right at Pressler then opened the sack.
Paul's eyes -- how they wrinkled! his face looked so scary!
His skin had turned ghostly, but blushed like a cherry!
He stared right at Walt who stood in the dark,
And he felt a bit guilty for ruining the park;
A handful of plush Walt held in his hand,
Then tossed it at Paul and said "Please understand;
Building this park was so dear to myheart,
But you've turned the thing into an ODV cart."
He said all the things we'd been longing to say,
And all of the things City Hall turned away;
A wink of his eye and a twist of a smile,
Soon gave me to know he would stay for a while;
He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,
And filled all our wishes by firing that jerk,
He filled a large dumpster in quite a big rush,
And out with the garbage, Paul went with the plush;
Walt went to his Firehouse, to rest for the night,
And felt so at home 'cause we'd left on the light.
But I heard him exclaim, to the ADDers and all,
"THE MAGIC IS BACK, AND WE GOT RID OF PAUL!"
I found this when I was searching the Internet and I though t you might enjoy
