The Great Yule Yeti
Here comes The Great Yule Yeti
With her fur all snowy white
Soon after Santa leaves your home
She sneaks in that very night
She dances with the Christmas tree
Plays frisbee with the wreath
She hides the jar of cranberry sauce
Gets tinsel in her teeth
If this festive monster likes you
And she’s feeling warm and kind
She’ll magic a gift in her big paws
And leave it for you to find
But she is a yeti after all
Her presents can be bizarre
She might give you a laughter bomb
Or dust from a shooting star
It could be a fake moustache
A pair of bright orange socks
The urge to sing very loud
Or play in a cardboard box
Whatever this monster leaves you
Giggles, sweets or spaghetti
Remember to shout on Christmas Day
‘Thanks to The Great Yule Yeti!’
With her fur all snowy white
Soon after Santa leaves your home
She sneaks in that very night
She dances with the Christmas tree
Plays frisbee with the wreath
She hides the jar of cranberry sauce
Gets tinsel in her teeth
If this festive monster likes you
And she’s feeling warm and kind
She’ll magic a gift in her big paws
And leave it for you to find
But she is a yeti after all
Her presents can be bizarre
She might give you a laughter bomb
Or dust from a shooting star
It could be a fake moustache
A pair of bright orange socks
The urge to sing very loud
Or play in a cardboard box
Whatever this monster leaves you
Giggles, sweets or spaghetti
Remember to shout on Christmas Day
‘Thanks to The Great Yule Yeti!’
This poem is copyright (©) Ellen Forkin 2024
About the Writer
Ellen Forkin
Ellen is an artist and writer living in Orkney with her menagerie of lovable animals. She has alpacas, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, a semi-wild rook and a dog called Raffy. None of them are interested in her poems, stories or pictures whatsoever.