Commercial Christmas Poems | Examples
These Commercial Christmas poems are examples of Christmas poems about Commercial. These are the best examples of Christmas Commercial poems written by international poets.
I feel victimized
by the commercial success
of what was once a silent,
waiting,
watching
for Emmanuel,
Allah WithIn Us
I wonder
when I become red-faced angry
about not being able to CONSERVE
sufficient power to have my sacred way
right now
If this is entirely different
than when I feel disempowered by fear
of losing what
and whom
and when
and where
and why I have chosen
to love too LIBERALLY
Without restraint,
without constraint,
without greed,
without ego-aggrandizing need
Without anthro-privileged boundaries
to loving
divine embrace,
warm
humane grace
PeaceFull face
of sacred EarthTribe,
Divine Beauty,
Humane Unity,
hypostatic Integrity.
This time of the year
when the cannas sadly droop,
Ma is saving kitchen scraps
from recent repasts
for a hearty winter soup,
and decorations go up.
Too early I think
with the Christmas ornaments
for commercial purposes
slighting Halloween
and Thanksgiving gatherings.
I shall complain bitterly.
No one will listen!
Some say I am Mister Scrooge
I can stand only so much
happiness and joy,
cash registers dinging loud
facing the mad shopping crowds.
Each year it gets worse
when the cannas sadly droop,
and Ma saves scraps for the soup
decorating starts,
and I complain bitterly
but no one listens or cares.
Written September 12, 2022
They plead with us
manipulating
pain and hunger
between the segments
of broken merriment.
Beggars
paid big bucks
to raise funds
tearing at the tender
underbellies
tormenting the scorched souls
of the old and lonely.
Chastising us
in voices muted
by soft music
intimating that we
are all that is needed
to suture the wounds
of the world.
John G. Lawless
20/30/2020
Had a little too much leaded eggnog at Target's Christmas party,
sung karaoke with hardy Bullseye, he was a little smarty.
12/16/2018
Poetry Contest: A Cute Christmas Couplet (in rhyme)
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
contains 17 syllable per line
using how many syllable web site
Bullseye (formerly known as Spot) is a Miniature Bull Terrier and the official mascot of Target Corporation. The dog is featured in Target's commercial campaigns and in store sale signage and is used in various marketing campaigns.
Warm
online
commercial
nonreligious
Christmas socially unacceptable
Written 12/14/2015
I saw a commercial the other day,
Featuring that white haired, Christmas guy,
Nothing too unusual, nothing too weird
Except it was the Fourth of July.
My son knows Santa and Rudolph, too;
He knows Frosty and the Polar Express;
The other night he looked confused
When I told him the story of Jesus.
It seems to me as I walk through the mall
We’ve lost the meaning of the season
Greedy merchants and the stress of it all
I think is the ultimate reason.
So take a moment to stop and think about what Christmas means
If you do, I think you’ll see, things aren’t as bad as they seem.