41. Christmas Carol
Famous Poem
The kings they came from out the south,
All dressed in ermine fine;
They bore Him gold and chrysoprase,
And gifts of precious wine.
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42. Christmas Day
Across a white December night,
Each home is filled with candle light.
The moon shines brightly in a golden sky.
Stars are twinkling way up high. -
43. Forever And A Day
If I had one Christmas wish
For family and friends this year,
We would take the opportunity to strengthen values and beliefs
We hold so dear. -
44. Christ's Advent
Silent soft snow descends.
Lights reflect into the night.
The world seems to wait,
Hushed before Christmas's delight. -
45. What Christmas Means To Me
Imagine waking up to that cool winter air
to see snow drifting and falling into your hair.
To build snowmen and snow angels and get into snowball fights,
and to snuggle in front of the fire that cool Christmas Eve night. -
46. My Christmas Wishes
I wish for my lost loved ones to spread wings
So they'd fly back and share all Christmas things,
Just as they did back in their days on earth
And the holy birth was a source of great mirth. -
47. Jesus
Three wise men followed
Yonder star that starry night
Shepherds watched their flocks
Angles sang with delight -
48. Christmas
December is here and there's ice all around.
All the leaves are gone and the soil has hardened on the ground.
Icy breath as you exhale, -
49. Christmas Lesson
Christmas is a special time
To give, to serve, to love.
It isn't just about yourself,
But others that you think of.Featured Shared StoryI think I simply love this poem. Good job! The last stanza is very well written.
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50. Christmas Time
Christmas time is finally here.
It only comes but once a year,
And it's a time to spread good cheer
To those we love and hold so dear.Featured Shared StoryBeautiful poem. I love it. One of my favorite poems on this website.
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51. What Christmas Means
Christmas is a time when everyone gathers together
To share love and bring hope of a light that will last forever.
At a time like this, there's no such thing as being alone.
When you're with the ones you love, you'll then learn to grow. -
52. A Poem Of Bliss
A happy fat Santa busy one day,
Looks to his elves, all busy with work and no play.
A little boy running through the snow -
53. O Christmas Tree
O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,
You truly are a beauty.
I used to love to put you up,
Now it's a dreaded duty. -
54. Santa's Lazy Elf
Five more days till Christmas.
Santa and his crew
were working overtime making
children's dreams come true.Featured Shared StoryI absolutely wish I wrote this brilliant, funny poem. Well done to the author.
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55. Baby, I Miss You Most At Christmastime
Driftin' on a dream...
Sitting here, I gaze out the window,
Fading away... -
56. Christmas Now And Then
Well, it is December, and Christmas is almost here
Another happy Christmas for family and good cheer
There will be tables loaded with turkeys, hams and sweets
We know there will be more than we could ever eatFeatured Shared StoryI found it very touching as I've got 2 parents still but as some people they don't have parents so they don't get very many presents. I hope everyone has a good Christmas and just be grateful...
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57. It's Still About Jesus
For every Christmas carol we sing,
For every present under the tree,
For every child that smiles with glee,
It's still about Jesus. -
58. Blessings And Good Tidings
Rows of houses blanketed with snow.
Christmas lights lucent and aglow.
A reindeer, a sleigh, like artwork on display.
Stories unraveling, brass bells ringing,Featured Shared StoryThough I live in Australia, I can picture the scene in my mind's eye. It's reminiscent of a Charles Dickens scene from Scrooge. I love the poem and appreciate the words and talent of the poet.
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59. Ode To A Holiday
Upon us now is that time of year again
When we think a lot about our family and friends.
The days are short and the nights are cold, -
60. Listening For Santa
A squeak on the stairs.
Could Santa be here?
Better pull my blankets
Up to my ears.Featured Shared StoryA falling sound in the chimney. Could it be Old St. Nick? Better pull my covers and go to sleep.
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