The Impressive Visitor

We asked the man;

Suffering outside to come,

Gifts in his hands;

Candies were some.

Adorned like a gentleman;

He seemed very tall,

With due honour;

We took him to the hall,

Sweety and nobby;

We're playing with a ball,

He inquired of the location;

Got on to the mall.

He looked very handsome;

In the clothes handpicked,

We never found;

The ball he kicked,

Helping in our crafts;

The sheets he sticked,

And looked very cheerful;

The ice cream he licked.

He gets up;

In the early morning,

Benefits in our studies;

Thereupon returning,

Asked some topics;

From our learning,

Logs in the fireplace;

Were kept burning.

The very successive Sunday;

He took us to the park,

There in the water;

We saw a mark,

We didn't know;

Thereafter a shark,

While we returned;

That was entirely dark.

The very second dawn;

As he left,

We were sad;

Continuously wept,

All the presents;

He lent us we kept,

Remembring him;

We eventually slept.

We wish him;

To arrive again,

With a smile on the face;

Our day began.