Christmas Night Poems - Poems about Christmas Night

Christmas Night

The winter sun hung over the bay
A golden orb sending its rays
Far & wide to bathe in light
This town by the sea, before Christmas night.

OH CHRISTMAS NIGHT

Friendly breezes
Stars shine bright
Twinkle in dazzle
A certain sizzle
Winter wind
Hot Chocolate mix
Fireplace warmth
Love Endure
Christmas Tree lit
Gifts wrapped
Time to nestle down
Sleep until Christmas morning
Arise then
Christmas delight
Observe the Christmas skies sight
Oh what a Christmas Night

Christmas

silent night descends 
gift-filled stockings hung with love
joy for every heart 


By Zyrool 

One Christmas Night

The Christmas moon glows a silver 
While wind blows like gushing river 
Sound of singing is heard below 
On every house there's gorgeous glow 

For, one like mine who's just alone
Spending time like a rolling stone 
I don't care much of the what they say 
I'll have my own feast, come what may 

December 25,

A Cold Christmas Night

 

The snowflakes fall and it is cold,
and the bright Christmas lights flicker;
the beauty outside I behold,
as the snow falls colder, thicker.

Walking I gaze at a window,
the snowflakes fall and it is cold;
I stand at a closed store window,
and I curl up on the threshold.

All I own in the bag I hold,
I fall into a

Christmas Night Story Poem

The Christmas night a long time ago was freezing cold, 
a six year old he couldn’t keep the excitement on hold, 
for the lovely gifts for him Santa would bring,
wanted the night to fly away quickly on wing. 

He heard Santa would come through the chimney, 
if there was one on house roof, he wanted

A Pitch-Black Christmas Night

I am dreaming of a pitch-black Christmas night
Tonight, where the jolly stars can easily be seen
In the sky. From afar, the moon is clear and bright
And the clouds create a wonderfully divine scene.

I am dreaming of a dark black Noel night
Where all babies experience and see while asleep
The jamboree that I'm enjoying under the beam

On Christmas Night

A Baby was laid in a manger, 
  brightest star in the East directed the wise men to the humble stable... 
                        our saviour had arrived, we celebrate 
       

Child of the Christmas Night

This is the time of the first sunrise
When light self-born came as a helpless babe

With hands to wipe away Mary’s tears
And to wipe away seas of rulers and kings 

Eyes to finally see Mary’s smile
The guiding star glittering in his eyes

A mouth to barely speak to Mary’s soul
And to declare three words to change the

Silent Night

Moon sleeps long wrapped in cozy quilt of chilly fogs,
Earth is engulfed in thick black carbon-canopy;
Trees ghosts-like; birds black-hole shaded; loud growl of dogs,
The scene is as silent as a dream fantasy...

Grow-caws cooled; cock-craws chocked; cattle clemently calm; 
Buds of roses and sunflowers snore and sleep still;
Snails and worms shrunk betwixt fallen leaves and twigs,

I Looked To Heaven That Christmas Night

I Looked To Heaven That Christmas Night

What shall I do, cast far away my pen
Should wizen Cheshire cat stop its grin
Mighty Amazon stop its massive flow
I paint my Christmas scene devoid of snow
Nay, surrender poets must never do
Snap out of it, sling a new verse or two!

I once a grieving teen, found hope to write
After

Blessings Acrostic

B
L
E
Singing carols for all to hear.
Smelling warm cookies from the oven.
I
N
G
Saying prayers to God above.


Date Written: 11/26/2020
Kim’s Acrostic Play 2 Holiday Version

A Poem For Christmas Night

Greeted by the multi-lit display
draped over the hedges
and the railing of our front porch,
the brilliant lit Christmas tree
winks at us, welcoming us home
from the Christmas Eve Mass.

You settle comfortably in your chair
as I walk into the dining room.
Sitting down, I light the lone candle
on the table and contemplate
its flame, dancing and whirling
in the darkened room.

The

Christmas Night

‘Twas an auspicious solemn holy night 
Under the guiding star of Bethlehem
This baby Jesus born in a manger
Led by choir divine of angels singing

Under the guiding star of Bethlehem
From far they came to praise the birth of Christ
Led by choir divine of angels singing
He’d walk the talk of true brotherly love

From far they came to

Christmas Night

this season 
a great Child   
is the reason    
its Christmas   
He is mild    
as a Bless    
steady light  
undefiled 
Christmas Night 


Contest Name: Have a Merry 3 cubed Xmas 
12/24/2019

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