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Best Poems for ChristmasBy Janet Wagoner Merry Christmas my little boy Father's pride and mother's joy Lying dreaming in your bed With visions of toy filled Santa sled A precious sight with tousled hair How much we love you son so fair You came as a gift bundled in blue With perfect lungs and strong voice too A smile upon your face to appear Sleigh bells of Santa and reindeers you hear Dimples upon your cheek begin to twinkle Within your perfect face without wrinkle Tomorrow you will face new adventures bold As you search for pirate treasures of gold Gleaming nuggets in a secret chest Wrapped and ready for your quest. Christmas Wreaths Our Christmas wreaths are fat and round, Made of the woodsy things we found. We tied brown cones upon the green, And stuck red berries in between. Upon the wreath on our front door, We tied red ribbon from the store. Thou Whose Birth Poems for Christmas by A. C. Swinburne Thou whose birth on earth Angels sang to men, While the stars made mirth, Savior, at thy birth This day born again. As this night was bright With thy cradle-ray, Very light of light, Turn the wild world's night To thy perfect day. Bid our peace increase Thou that madest morn, Bid oppressions cease; Bid the night be peace Bid the day be born. Snow Time By Mary E. Carpio The snow is softly falling onto the frozen earth Children put on their mittens mom and dad sit by the hearth Kids wanna make a snowman in the fresh fallen snow Love to their leave footprints everywhere they go It snow time, it's snow time such a joyous time of the year It the time for having fun with merry hearts full of cheer. The Reason Poem for Christmas By James M. Dunn Jr. Tiny little heads on tiny little sleds With snow on Christmas Day Everything to them world ending But only if it interrupts their play. No thoughts of world problems, Only gliding on the snow And thoughts of presents opened Just a few minutes before. The passion with which they dream The passion with which they care A present of divine delivery Not unlike the Lord Emmanuel. The Saddest Chicken At Christmas By Nick Hilton Left alone to peck the last grain, From the hard icy ground, There would be no christmas for him, Every year it was the same, He would wait and wait, Until at last the farmer came out, To choose the ones who would, Have a wonderful christmas, With Quackers and Turkeys Delight, They will gather round the warm table, Enjoying the festivities, While he outside would sit depressed, And watch the lights, And hear the laughter, Through the window, Ow wher his friends having a good time, And every year they had such a good time, That they didn't come back to poor chicken, And he wished all year, That next christmas, He would be choosen for the party, But every year, He was not. Enjoy our Poems for Christmas page! |
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 Funny Xmas Poetry |
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