Walking with a Christmas sack, Full of this and that, To be delivered here and there, With thought and care. *** The unsung heroes of Christmas, Making sure things arrive, Where and when they should, When the address is good. *** Where Santa does one night, The postie does many days, From the store one day, To your gate the next. *** Not just Christmas presents, They carry your Cards, Birthday, Christmas and other holidays, What more could you want. *** So rase a glass to the posties, And thank yours when you can, For the hard work they do, To get things to you.
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