to all of his friends was gentle and mild.
He made special gifts for all girls and boys.
"These toys are so good!"
for his mom he made wreaths!
he fashioned a cane that he sent to the Pope!
he could make in a flash!
and turned to his mother; her wisdom he sought.
I wonder if Santa gets toys - a whole lot?
Who delivers HIS gifts on December 24th?
looking at Keenan with that great big smile.
I would think that he gets the cream of the pick..."
there must be a few that the elves surely leave."
a lot of great joy!"
This was a challenge for the toy-making boy.
Making a toy for Santa Claus' joy?
"But what kind of toys do Jolly saints play with?
It certainly could make a Santa Claus myth!
"I know!" shouted Keenan, "I have thought a great thought."
"For the best toy to make I must first draw a plot!"
and drew out a toy (which included a mask).
that he was to perfect.
even Dee Gibbon's brought soft balls to fling.
plus mittens and hats that wouldn't fit heads.
and Tommy Toolami had his dad's broken bits.
then piled a large mound.
even Bobby B. Nobby brought collections of letters.
and to fit all these parts - a big job to do!
he pasted and plastered and fitted with rods.
And his friends all gathered and said "Oh, Boy!"
and it looks like it's going to be 20-feet tall!"
"I'm done!" said Keenan as he finished the top.
"My toy is ready when Santa does stop!"
the looks on their faces was truly elation.
the answer only Keenan McBeenan could find.
"So what do you call this creation you've built?
but how will I tell my mother and brother?"
"You have to name it one thing or another!"
Keenan had no names for this wonderful contraption.
But he must name it - now that its all done.
for the toy, he didn't know.
"Why it was so clear!"
is what you will hear!"
was the greatest of games.
for it was a long name to name.
Should I say it again for you?