Caroling Poems - Poems about Caroling

caroling tidings of minstrel magpies warbling jingles...

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Every Christmas season the carolers delight by singing Christmas songs at the beginning of night Joyful and fun to each house they go folks would sing along as the happiness echos cheers and treats household shared for the carolers were beloved dear. He was tall handsome and charming his voice velvet smooth and disarming everyone desired to hear his solos of course we're speaking of young...

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The carolers came out of barns, sheds, houses, and out from under rocks. They climbed out of baskets, boxes, barrels, and striped Christmas socks. They came running to sing, and they made the prettiest sound of all. But the audience began running away when we gave the mouse call....

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Bundled up, looking fit as a snowman Those brutal cold days late in December Caroling to buy gifts for my siblings I wonder, do my siblings remember Nov. or Dec. Quatrain PC Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger 11/15/2021...

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The Lovelight of Christmas There was a time When Christmas was special to me. A time when trees Were decorated with handmade strings Of popcorn and cranberries And homemade stars that were carefully ...

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The silver garlands are sparkling, the golden bells are jingling... as the wind drifts and white flakes start to fall on the icicles of the pines; how adorable is the maiden doll who greets all with smiles! The faithful are happily caroling, joy and hope they bring to us and to everyone hearing their voices that spread the wonderful tidings! Father Murphy drinks sweet...

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In my town on Christmas eve, The whole town gets the Christmas spirit. Up and down the streets at night, If you listen you can hear it. A crowd sings Christmas songs, From one house to the next. The whole town decorates their homes, With things you wouldn‘t expect. The harmony sounds far, Then at your door they sing. Filling your heart with warm...

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Here we all go, starting out down the street We're going to Maw Maw's where we all will meet. Brothers and sisters and baby so sweet. Dressed in their warm clothes, thick socks on their feet. Going downtown for the pageant to see. Then do...

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