As we enter the Christmas season, stores in London and every western city are gearing up for a seasonal boost to their trade. One traditional way that big stores manage to pull in customers at this time of year is by setting up a Santa’s Grotto.
This way, children can meet with Santa and let him know what they desire as Christmas presents.
This is a magical time of year for young children, and they all love meeting Santa.
However, not every story can have the real Santa, of course. So, stores must rely on elderly men willing to play the part.
I thought it would be interesting to take a whimsical look at how the experience might be for those elderly gentlemen.
My thoughts are summarised in today’s poem.
Santa’s Grotto
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