Caroling Christmas Poems | Examples
These Caroling Christmas poems are examples of Christmas poems about Caroling. These are the best examples of Christmas Caroling poems written by international poets.
a house of color
dressed in shades of pink and blue
and eaves iced with white
lights from outside warmth
on winter roses- sparkling
snowflakes on petals
standing on the porch
joyful children caroling
singing in rhythm
old-timers awake
to the sounds of silent night
they then watch- with love
Abramowicz, Goldstein, and Sol Newman
Went a-caroling with Harry Truman
They warbled ‘Silent Night’
In the wrong key, alright ~
Sol said, “Forget that darn gentile crewman”
The night before Christmas the moon glowed bright
Children were caroling all through the night
The elves were still working; making some toys
For Santa to bring, to good girls and boys
The clouds drifted slowly, so way up high
Dropping their snowflakes- that whitened the sky
The world seemed quite quiet, silence in air
Then, the wind whispered soft into my ear...
Tomorrow is Christmas- ready or not
Remind the people, what some have forgot
Christmas is when Jesus was born this day
It's not just 'bout Santa- riding his sleigh
And tell them the best gift to give is- "love"
A whispered note, from the man up above
Christmastime
Green evergreen trees - candles aglow
Family and friends - wreaths with red bows
Cookies and caroling - sugarplum dreaming
A babe in a manger - a star brightly beaming
12-6-22
Contest: Bite Size Poem No.56
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Paris at Christmas
city of lights for a week
streets decorated
Eiffel Tower lit
like a Christmas tree aglow
tourists staring up
shoppers bustling crowds
bells ring; children caroling
joy is everywhere
rosy-cheeked Santas
wrapping presents with ribbon
in department stores
light sprinkle of snow
sleigh ride through the Tuileries
wrapped tight in blankets
Written December 5, 2022
memory overload
Christmas caroling
smell of ginger bead
colorful frosted cookies
elf on the shelf
scent of vanilla
striped candy canes
sparkling Christmas wreath
pointed holly with red bulbs
some mistletoe fun
white fur Christmas ****
shiny silver bells
nativity scene
Jesus’ birthday
Christmas
J-Jubilation
O-Ornaments
Y-Yuletide
A-Abba
N-Nativity
D-Divinity
M-Mistletoe
A-And
G-Gingerbread
I-Incense
C-Church
A-All
T-Together
C-Caroling
H-Homes
R-Rejoicing
I-Icy
S-Streets
T-Thankfulness
M-Memorable
A-Activities
S-Santa
Written on 12/4/2022
For: Christmas Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Bobby May
You may get a happy glow if snow appears.
You send cards to folks you know, like you've done for years.
You feel warm inside when church bells ring,
And you sing along when kids come caroling.
You may exchange some little gifts on Christmas Day,
And remember those you love who've gone away.
That's enough for some to be the meaning of Christmas,
But as far as I'm concerned, and I'll try to make it clear,
It's not cards you send or gifts you bring,
Or any other special thing you do just once a year,
It's when you resolve to start keeping Christmas in your heart
That makes the things you always do
Seem like Christmas the whole year through.
Smiles as we light up the Christmas tree
Giggles from little ones sitting on Santa’s knee
Caroling in the newly fallen snow is pure bliss
Standing beneath the mistletoe hoping for a kiss
Snowball fights abound in the park
We’ll bake Christmas cookies and drink hot chocolate
Children’s’ faces of joy on the twenty fifth
Wide eyed with wonder as they open their gifts
But the saddest day of the year comes next
Alas it falls on December twenty six
We’ll sadly mark the calendar to start it all over, and then
agonize until it’s Christmas time again.
Christmas songs bring Joy to the World
Childhood memories are quickly unfurled
Many begin toe tapping, humming all day
Lou’s exuberant caroling with a hooray
Christmas music puts us in holiday mood
Reminding many of sweet happiest foods
We sing along amid our blinking lights
Reminding us of other Christmas delights
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
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11/15/2021
Christmas courts contentment, cheer
Contributes comfort, comity-
Commingling with the coming Christ.
Can celebrate with caroling,
Church choir chanting, candlelight.
Create commitments to cherish
Connection conceived with Christ.
Christmas cards and caring confirm
Charity, compassion, closeness-
Culled core of Christmas centerpiece.
December 16, 2020
Contest: Alliteration
Sponsor: Eve Roper
I dream of riding in a sleigh through falling snow
Moving in the shine of colorful lights that glow
I can hear the caroling of songs on my way
It is a beautiful season and I now pray
Moving in the shine of colorful lights that glow
Candles light windows and chimney’s puff a smoke flow
It is a beautiful season and I now pray
For love, joy and warmth in the warm houses to stay
Candles light windows and chimney’s puff a smoke flow
I can hear the caroling of songs on my way
For love, joy and warmth in the warm houses to stay
I dream of riding in a sleigh through falling snow
12/8/20
Entry for Pen a Pantoum Contest. Sponsor: D.W. Rodgers
Wrapped in pretty paper,
Trimmed with ribbons and bows.
The grand gift of Christmas,
A babe in swaddling clothes.
From a manger to the cross,
Humble birth, so too the end.
There was no room in the inn,
Opens the greatest tale ever penned.
Now we celebrate His birthday,
With caroling and lighted tree.
A season filled with giving,
Yet, the grandest gift is free!
Breathtaking build up
With Santa’s coming
Hoping for snowfall
Christmas caroling
And season’s greetings
An endless list
So much to do
Festive details
Invitations
Midnight mass
Excitement
In the air
Did it~
Survived
Whew!
AP: Honorable Mention 2020