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The Grinch

In the Christmas night's enchanting glow, A guy appeared, with a charming glow. Deja Vu hit me, an actor of love movies, With mischief in his eyes, a sparkle in disguise. The smile was astonishing as if god special art, By each snap streak, he won my heart. Played the role of a Grinch, mischievous and sly, Planned stole something in me, I give it free anyway Sang a prank song... a melody sweet, His voice... like magic... made my heart skip a beat. The Grinch turned romantic, real creature now revealed, Every stolen smile, The love was sealed. In the realm of fake Grinch, Stolen something strange, not a happiness but turn to be.. The Grinch who stole my heart,
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