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    
    
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 A SEASONAL POEM BY ELIZABETH LINES     
 Lind mj your ears for Christmas        
 Stop stuffing those brandy mince pies. 
 Ljavj that parcel ALONE, or I'll biff  
                                   you, 
 Yes, it's for MOTHER, don't look so    
                             surprised. 
                                        
 No NO, you CAN'T climb the Christmas   
                                   Tree 
 No, it's not time for our Queen on TV. 
 Ljavj that hip flask ALONE, it's for   
                                FATHER, 
 QUIET. ALL OF YOU, now lend your jug   
                       handles, PLEASE. 
                                        
                                        
                                        
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   P645 CEEFAX 2 645 Wed 05 Jan 21:42/23
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    
    
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 A SEASONAL POEM BY ELIZABETH LINES     
 Good Tidings of increasing joys        
 To the FDP, also to the BDA.           
 May all your footwarmjrs bj filled     
 With love, not holes on Christmas Day. 
                                        
 To our jovial Uncle here,              
 Wj call our RNID instead.              
 May your crackers not bj duddies,      
 And the hats stay on your heads.       
                                        
 Heraldings of Angel's joy              
 To the loving NDCS.                    
 Helping all deaf children,             
 May you bj always blessed.             
                                        
                                        
                                        
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   P645 CEEFAX 2 645 Wed 05 Jan 21:49/21
  
    
    
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 A SEASONAL POEM BY ELIZABETH LINES     
 In this season of midwinter,           
 May the far flung DCU                  
 See their fire of warming love         
 Blaze ever brighter too.               
                                        
 Comforts and joys conj to you,         
 Whom uplift, bj praised now RAD.       
 May your cassocks flow out warmness    
 And Halos njvjr pinch, and stay        
                              pristine. 
                                        
 Last but NOT in the leastest,          
 Like the choicest morsel on your       
 Christmas Dinner plates...             
                                        
                                        
                                        
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   P645 CEEFAX 2 645 Wed 05 Jan 21:44/17
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 A SEASONAL POEM BY ELIZABETH LINES     
 With Christmas Tree lights a-twinkle,  
 Topped with the Star of Bethlehem...   
 ("Mam, QUICK, it's all ablaze.")       
                                        
 I raise my glass to our inimitable     
                                Editor, 
 Producers, Writers and RH readers too. 
 And all outposts of the CSV Media      
 ("What? Oh, yes OF COURSE.")           
 Not forgetting our indefatigable       
                       Subtitling Teams 
 AND See Hear ("As if I dare would do") 
 I wish EVERYONE, too numerous to add in
 A good old fashioned MERRY CHRISTMAS,  
 And a HAPPY NEW MILLENNIUM. And so...  
 Dear Old Millennium, mind how you go.  
                                        
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