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In the land of TMD, where junk is abound,
Lives Timber the Moose—he’s the best one around!
He hauls and he demos, with his crew by his side,
And he’s always been proud of his junk-lifting ride.
But come crisp October, with leaves under hoof,
Timber’s big heart grows three sizes—woof woof!
For giving and helping is his favorite thing,
He’s the Haul-It-Forward moose—makes his big ol’ heart sing!
Every job that they haul, every couch, every bin,
Timber’s crew gathers gently-used stuff for a win.
Toys, clothes, and more—stuff that’s clean and just right,
Earns Moose Bags of points—discounts shine bright!
A 1/4 trailer gets you two bags (that’s 40 points!),
You’ll save 30 bucks—Santa would anoint!
A 1/2 trailer’s four bags (80 points, that’s no cheat!),
That’s 75 bucks saved—oh what a treat!
A 3/4 is six bags (120 points, no joke!),
That’s 125 bucks—go fill up your tote!
A FULL trailer’s eight bags (160 points, you see?),
That’s 200 bucks—more holiday glee!
One fine November, while sweeping his floor,
Timber heard a knock-knock—then a jingle at the door.
He turned—and saw Rudolph, nose red as a cherry,
And behind him, big Santa, looking quite merry!
“Timber,” he boomed, with a twinkle and grin,
“I need your help—let’s get donations in!
Your Haul-It-Forward’s grand—my sleigh’s too full!
Can you haul extra cheer, make Christmas less dull?”
Timber’s heart leapt—he knew what to say:
“Yes, Santa, I’ll help! We’ll brighten each day.
We’ll pick up donations in November and December—
For families in need—it’s a season to remember!”
Santa’s smile sparkled, he patted his toy sack,
“Before you start hauling—here’s one extra hack:
Let the elves decorate your trailer with cheer,
Twinkling lights and big bows for all to see near!”
Santa’s eyes twinkled, he scratched at his chin,
Candy canes fell out—Timber’s broom swept them in.
“Hold on to what you can—give it with care.
Ask your neighbors for families who need a share.
Use charities too—so nothing’s a waste.
Let’s spread Christmas joy—no time to haste!”
“Oh—and one more thing,” Santa winked with a grin,
“If kids find it hard to let go, get Swayzee Elf in.
An email from the Pole, to explain it’s okay—
To help make more room for Santa’s big sleigh!”
Timber nodded, his moose heart aglow,
“This Haul-It-Forward Christmas will help joy grow!”
So every year now—each November and December,
Timber’s crew hauls in cheer you’ll always remember.
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