Celebration Christmas Poems | Examples

These Celebration Christmas poems are examples of Christmas poems about Celebration. These are the best examples of Christmas Celebration poems written by international poets.


Premium Memberhawaiian christmas

palm trees at christmas
celebration is on hold
christmas needs winter


Premium MemberThe Children Excited For Christmas

The Spirit of joy
Is felt by children
Getting excited
For Santa to come
Everywhere they look
Decorations seen

Soon  Santa will be
In thew shopping mall
Children wrote a list
To give to Santa
For their Christmas gifts
That  they hope to have

Children are  anxious 
To  meet Santa Clause
Sit  upon his lap
Telling him their list
The gifts they  would like 
For the Christmas Day

Premium MemberYule’s Essence



share blessings from the heart spread Christ’s great love care
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberIt's Christmas

 Today is the Special Day we've been waiting for. It's Christmas. And I am glad to be a part of it. It is a beautiful day and glorious for the Christ was born and we celebrate in style. It is the most perfect day in the year. Red, Green and Gold are the colors of the season. It has not snowed yet, but it's coming I'm told. Yes, this is my favorite time of the year, There's Love, Music and eating and all just perfect Joy. Thank you, Jesus for being born on this day. Thank you, Jesus for just being. Thank you, Lord for coming into our lives.

                                                                  Hallelujah, Halleilujah
                                                                    You are the only King we have. 

Premium MemberTonight is the Night

Tonight is the night that Santa takes off
With presents all kiddies are dreaming of
Reindeer are delighted
Extremely excited
All patiently waiting for the lift off.

Snow flakes have been falling, the earth glows bright
Houses are glittering with Christmas lights
Angels sing in sweet voice
As the earthlings rejoice
The baby born who was named Jesus Christ.


Premium MemberChristmas Cheer

Ho ho, my jolly good fellow.
You remain so freaking mellow!
	Christmas Eve is here,
	we drink in good cheer
and the snow is stained bright yellow!

Premium MemberJoy Ignites

Christmas thrills and December snow chills keep children blanket clad in backseat. Mom pours hot chocolate to give all a sweet treat while they drive down each decorated city street. Dad tunes in Santa news that excites. With thrills from outside lights, joy ignites.

Premium MemberDays Before Christmas

Days before Noël We're ready to celebrate With all the Poets We ignore all the puppets Everybody seems to be doing well Xmas eve is a joyful and gleeful date. Before the arrival of Xmas It is a happy occasion for the mass Children and adults rehearse Everyone is athirst Of a good time. Jesus is born Beautiful lights sparkle on the lawn. This is a very happy occasion Everyone, regardless of religion Enjoys the festivities, the party, the celebration With a Christmas passion Full of beauty, joy, love, lights and benediction. Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved. Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.

Premium MemberA Feline Feast

There was a cat who used up her lives of nine
Feasting upon caviar and mulled wine 
She went out like a light
On Christmas Eve night
And her owner passed away the same time.

Premium MemberCome On Now

Come on now! You can’t be serious!
Take the Christ out of Christmas….
Not here in the great US of A -- 
Like taking the cork from the core
of a baseball.  Or the sweetened lard
center from between the rich chocolate
cookies.  It’s UN-American Macy’s! It’s 
sacrilegious, beautiful STD Hollywood 
(look but don’t touch). Thinking to do away 
with long standing fond tradition, is tantamount 
to Spiritual Sedition! For such thought your Act 
of Contrition say: An Our Father, eat 3 Oreos, and
12 Hot dogs at the next World Series.

Premium MemberCHRISTMAS MESS

May we be blessed to understand 
one of the most beautiful messes we make…
(which in itself is a keepsake)
is the mess we leave around the house 
once we’ve eaten, unwrapped presents and played…
on Christmas Day.

So I suggest after the celebration is over…
before this holiday fades into the past….
that you sit and enjoy the mess a while…
and not clean it up too fast.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberChristmas

My hurting heart can hardly face
Christmas this year, but I am trying to embrace
the hope and joy that Christ brings to the earth
each and every year as we celebrate his birth
and the joy and peace that comes with trust
in he who carries our burdens until we return to dust

Premium MemberI remember Christmas

Well, hey there!
I remember you, Christmas.

You’re the sights, sounds and tastes
of my dearest yesterdays.

Your hugs and laughter
have not ghostly passed
they are part of us - we’re imprinted.

Let’s dance and laugh at obsidian oblivions
celebrating as one
until time itself comes undone.
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A song for this:
daweb.us/xmas/Christmas_19.mp3

Premium MemberCHRISTMAS ECHOES

May we be blessed this holiday season…
wherever with friends and family we meet
that echoes of laughter
and joy
and love
make this holiday celebration complete…

Echoes that, to our delight, will linger on
long after our friends and family have gone.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberPOET HOLIDAY EXPRESSION

Dashing with a write
Riding a sleigh through the snow
Jingle ever after words
Snowball fights all the ay
Poet writing as I go along
Observing all the distinguished Christmas trees
It became a pause and reflect for me
Captivated by all the decorations, colorful lights and ornaments
Christmas cheer
Preserver
Sugar and Spice mix
Noel felt
North Star journey
Surrounded by a little Babe that would be King over the world
Joy to the heart
Happiness with a smile
Blessings to the Soul
Peace and Goodwill embrace
A Poet who shall
Happy Holidays to all
Restful night in silent night.

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