Christmas Eve Poem

‘Twas the night before Christmas
As  I sat in my chair
I was drinking some beers
Without any care
On the TV came a weather girl
With pretty blonde hair

Her voice in a panic,
she started to shout
A Bomb Cyclone was coming
It was en-route

I locked all my windows 
and locked all my doors
I checked on my preper 
Emergency food stores

Just then outside 
I heard such a clatter
I ran to the window to see what
Was the matter

Outside my house
From what I could see
It looked like a homeless guy
In the snow coming towards me

He had a funny red suit
With white trim all around
He had a fat belly
And made a Ho Ho Ho sound

A homeless beggar
What else could it be
He wanted the food I had stored
But it was only for me

I sat quiet and waited
For the next shoe to drop
Then down my chimney
This hobo did flop

I said hold on there stranger
And started to shout
Vamoose you varmint
You better get out

He ignored my warnings
And turned toward my tree
His ass shook like jello
It was something to see

Now hobo or not
My food had to last
I whipped out my shot gun
And gave him a blast.

I called the cops on this
Dead homeless guy
He broke into my house
That they could not deny

As they hauled off his carcass
I got over my fright
Merry Christmas to all
And to all a good night