Wendy, a nurse in shoes of merry, On a hospital stair took a tumble so hairy, Down she fell with a laugh and a shout, "It's one way to put my feet up," she joked with a pout. In moon boots she hobbles through halls so wide, Spreading holiday cheer with a jolly stride. The Christmas fairies flutter near, Whispering secrets of holiday cheer. They sprinkle her path with twinkles and charm, Guiding her safely, keeping her warm. In the halls of healing, joy did resound, As Wendy, still smiling, made her rounds. Though her tumble brought a pause to her chase, Christmas magic filled the place. For Wendy's spirit, bright as a Christmas morn, Shone brighter with each twinkle worn.