Children Christmas Poems | Examples
These Children Christmas poems are examples of Christmas poems about Children. These are the best examples of Christmas Children poems written by international poets.
Many say their grandpa is Santa, but they are lying
Linda Lou realized her grandpa was Santa as he lay dying
I always thought this, she told him, what can I do?
Just pass the baton to the head elf, please Linda Lou.
The second the baton was placed in the elf’s capable hands
He transmogrified into Santa Claus and began traveling to outer lands
I need to memorize the geography during the day time he said
For at night, it is awfully dark after the children go to bed.
This Christmas faerie came in determined to decorate our tree
It is our job, said my children Tommy, Tickle and Tippy Tee.
Stand back the aggressive faerie said, it is my job to do.
We tried to trick her outside, but she was a trickster too.
She flew around the room, decorating the mantle twice.
We were astounded, for a faerie she was not extremely nice.
Please let us do it, pleaded Tommy, Tickle and Tippy Tee.
However, she insisted on supervising the job of Christmas tree.
As sunlight slides behind the hill
Mum sets the last stone in cherry
Yet a fortnight for Christmas still
As sunlight slides behind the hill
Painted marl makes children merry
When December dew nips our sill
As sunlight slides behind the hill
Mum sets the last stone in cherry
the twin deer sneaked off to visit Santa again tonight
Their polka dotted hair showed up yellow in the moonlight
Rudolph, their daddy, came along and gave them what for
We had a secret for Santa, they told him, which tickled his core
Rudolph had always had a terrific relationship with Santa too
This love for Santa from his twin children was long overdue.
He never knew the secret, for he was a wise, intelligent deer.
But the twins helped Santa in his workshop year after year.
Any child will tell you...
Christmas is the best holiday of all.
The secret is drawn-out anticipation.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026
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
decorations down
little faces at window
tinsel trail to curb
Dizzy snowflakes churn,
window glaze, a child’s delight,
a festive world day
The icy year softly approaches its end,
A cute Christmas card to all friends will be sent.
High Street is decorated with festive lights.
High-class shops and houses hang bright stars all nights.
Past woes are forgotten, all carollers sing.
Children want toys, Madame wants a diamond ring.
In the large roundabout, a large Christmas tree
Sheds twinkling colourful bulbs, and all is glee.
Once there was a Christmas shopping countdown
Shoppers storming malls, and Macy’s downtown
Those days seem so long ago
Even little children know
(to) Order online ~ last-minute playground
He’s been on the lawn
Every year…for 40 years
A four foot tall plastic
Glowing, snowman
I sat with him yesterday
As he looked a bit down.
Asked “what’s up old friend?”
He sighed, slowly spoke
Asking “where are all my friends?”
“There are no angels across the street
No bells chiming down the way
I haven’t heard one Christmas carol
Or seen one silly Christmas sweater”
I hesitated to tell him
The Grinch had actually
Stolen Christmas
Or at least held its joy hostage.
He flinched when I told him
“some even take offense at you”
Because of what you symbolize,
What you stir in the hearts of children
Reawaken in the hearts of alleged adults.
My neighbors are trying to figure out
Why I was sitting on the lawn
Singing Frosty the Snowman
Loudly and somewhat off key
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.
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.
Love Language of Yuletide Poetry 12-18-25 Acts of Service Nette Onclaud
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Acts of Service
Some say that Christmas now wanders lost
Yet, I see a callous world remember
Neighbors, friends, in sweet homemade thank you cards
I see this world stretch loving hands
To those wearing rags, facing empty shelves,
They bring the Magi's gift to poverty
And make sure children have gifts by the tree
A world of aching feet asks no thank you
As they spread the Christ child's gift of joy.
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