A Devil’s Christmas Carol

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A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens, Christmas, Scrooge, The Devil, short story, Sundays With Satan Short Story Series, humor, writing, Modern Philosopher“Do you remember last Sunday when I told you how much I love Christmas?” The Devil asked as he passed me the plate of homemade Christmas cookies.

I selected something that looked like a brownie had married a peanut butter bar.  There must be some really excellent bakers in Hell.

“How could I ever forget?” I countered as I took a huge bite of the most delicious cookie I’d ever tasted.  “You were dressed like Santa Claus going undercover as a pimp.”

Lucifer, who is extremely proud of his wardrobe, flicked a piece of lint off of the jacket of his impeccably tailored suit.

“All insults aside,” The Prince of Darkness remarked bitterly, “I wasn’t always a huge fan of the holiday.  In fact, my former hatred of Christmas inspired one of the most famous novels ever written about the big day.”

I eyed my guest suspiciously as I munched on…

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3 thoughts on “A Devil’s Christmas Carol

  1. Austin's avatarAustin

    Thanks for the re-blog. I hope you’re making it clear that this isn’t something you wrote, since your blog says its purpose is to showcase your writing…

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    1. K Morris Poet's avatardrewdog2060drewdog2060 Post author

      You are welcome for the re-blog. The post (as with all re-blogs) links back to your own site and it is crystal clear that the content contained therin is your (not my) work. I have no intention of passing off your (or anyone) else’s creations as mine.

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