Thomas Clayson

He leapt down from his chair, where he sat writing books, with an average height frame, and a whimsical look.

On his head he had hair, brushed to one of the sides, and a glint, in the whites of his blue and grey eyes.

You could see on his face was a big childish grin, hidden deep in the beard that he wore on his chin.

Though his background was boring, a regular guy, in a regular house, with a regular life,

It was really quite strange, for a really long time, for his thoughts would all render in verses and rhyme!

When he thought, his thoughts talked in a rhythmical meter... the thoughts that he thought became neater and neater.

And the thought's that he had swirling round in his head, became words, on the page, of his books that you've read!

Thomas Clayson is the author of Rudolph's Missing Antlers, a fun, rhyming, Christmas story about Rudolph and his journey through Santa's workshops to find his missing antlers, and the friends they meet along the way.