Best Carols Poems

 Jolly Old St. Nicholas

Ho! Ho! Ho!
Candy Canes and Christmas Cheer
With a fuss, children line up, and wait to get near
To look deep into Jolly Old St. Nicholas eyes
Quietly, and from the depths of their hearts
They sit on his lap and whisper in his ear
Their...

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Deck the halls with photos of me
I know you miss me
I miss you too
But I am always there
Always watching you from above

We have memories of our life together
The time we had was exceptional
I was taken away too soon
We didn’t get the chance to say goodbye
This...

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Christmas is a time
Of many traditions
Like carol singing
With candle lit processions

But not anymore
A years old tradition
Has to had to go
For fear of litigation

“Health and safety”
So gets on my wick
As this year we had
Carols by glow stick...

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Come one, come all, come let us hear the band,
For soon we'll hear some famous songs all planned,
December brings a Winter Wonderland.
The Twelve Days of Christmas are all at hand.

For soon we'll hear some famous songs all planned,
Rudolph the red nose reindeer in demand,
The Twelve...

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Melded with raindrops -
the juiceless earth fruited lusciously
and the roaring lightning pops -
the vehement clouds sparked abundantly.

From time of summer -
for the juvenility they long expected
over the awash field they bopped over -
alike the sweetness of wintry roses, the zestful aroma contrasted.

Here and there the...

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Carols


The old story
Revives in the dying year, when carols begin to play:
The familiar tunes open advent windows on scenes we know:
Stoic figures by the crib, and placid beasts in yellow hay:
No dung heap here – all is fragrant in our nativity show.


The church choir 
Breathes...

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Clap to jingle bell rock
 Chime in with silent night
 Croon to a white Christmas
 Children can sing along
 Can you feel the magic
 Chorus of let it snow!
 Christmas songs to enjoy!...

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Carols let you in on history and its interpretation, 
Church thought and theological progression, 
Show that people and writers have learnt the lesson,
Not to believe in god so thoroughly and to be of good reason.

We’ve learnt to move the god meme over to reside in...

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"I Came Upon A Midnight Beer..."

I came upon a midnight beer
in my sleepwalkin' thirsty search...
In my glorious P.J.'s old...
My backside flap was ripped open...
But I did not feel the cold....

I popped the lid, and gulped it down,
And thought I heard angels sing....
"Let's go find another,...

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Lots would say that Norman was hard to please.
Although you could always please him with cheese.
Every Christmas song,
He thought was wrong.
To stop you singing, he would sing along.
...

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"Christmas lives in our hearts; sometimes we have to search a little,
but it's there."... by poet

I'll always remember pine Christmas trees 
scenting the air, along with plum pudding;
and the lights, soft color-etched memories
family, candlelight, carols to sing.

This year, no lads and ladies will gather,
Christmas will...

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Candlelit tableau
My uncle and my aunts
Singing in the snow...

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Child on Santa's lap
Decorations high
Band playing carols
Girls wrap many gifts
Mall is so crowded

Christmas Spirit
People joyous
Excitement wow,
My legs are tired

Silent Night
A child's laugh
Loud Singing

Turkey
Muffins

Cake

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What? she cried, the Christmas tree you forgot?
Worn-out excuse--you bought a whiskey shot!
                Forgot my glasses, see
             ...

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December is the coolest month
Or the coldest month in some countries
Bring the toys, bring the candies
Grab a jacket, grab a coat and wear pajamas
At night. Stay away from the labyrinth
Get a Christmas tree to decorate
December is the jolliest month of the year
This is the winter...

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