What is the poem about Santa kneeling at the manger?

Answer 1

Twas the Night Before Christmas

also known as

A Visit from St. Nicholas

by Clement Clarke Moore

"...And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound...."

Answer 2

The sleigh was was all packed, the reindeer were fed,

But Santa still knelt by the side of his bed,

"Dear Father, " he prayed, "Be with me tonight.

There's much work to do and my schedule is tight.

My sack will hold toys to grant all kids' wishes.

The supply will be endless like the loaves and the fishes.

I can do all these things, Lord, only through You.

I just need your blessing, then it's easy to do.

I do this only to honor the birth of the One,

That was sent to redeem us, Your most Holy Son.

So to all of my friends, lest Your glory I rob,

Please, Lord, remind them who gave me this job."

Answer 3

The poem likely depicts Santa recognizing the true meaning of Christmas by kneeling at the manger where baby Jesus was born. It symbolizes a reminder to focus on the spiritual aspects of the holiday season rather than materialistic ones. Santa's gesture of humility and reverence towards the birth of Jesus reflects the message of love, peace, and hope associated with Christmas.

Answer 4

He jumps down. He's had a lot of practice at it.

Answer 5

Santa's Christmas Eve Prayer

Answer 6

Christmas