December Poems | Examples of December Poetry

That sweet Christmas announcement, that I'm recalling yet ...Read More

Option 10 given by Jo. Stanza 1 is hers. Dear December Soft snow swirls down as cold breeze blows A snow-white crown covers the earth Life is in hibernating throes Let’s stay inside near the warm hearth...Read More

I can hear the mouthless wind, loudly howling outside my window. Its wingless unseeable form whipping through the leafless trees. Ridding the branches wildly, blowing falling flakes onto every available space, and covering them in whites, giving them...Read More

The meanest man in town, That everybody feared. Shot anybody down, When anybody neared. The scourge of the West, And the ultimate sinner. The Devil gets the best, From Dirty Dick Skinner. Had a scar on his cheek, With a patch on his eye. He'd...Read More

dull dark December - devastation's depression descends...Read More

there still are the chirps in the nest on a bleak winter tree -- Souvenirs of Silence, Soman Gouda...Read More

Alone I was sitting Wondering where you are Two years have passed And you're still there Where I can't find you Alone I was sitting Lost in a memory of you Wearing a black overcoat Walking, not towards me, But towards...Read More

It’s not for the mere frail this cautionary tale of wicked yuletide fright Do come inside and sit hearthside on this dark and snowy night A chilling yarn from long before in the glorious days of yore...Read More

OLD MAN WINTER SNUCK UP ON ME. I REALIZED THIS WHEN I SAW MY TREE. NO LEAVES ON THE TREE POOR TREE WAS BARE WINTERS FROST WAS IN THE AIR. THE CLOUDS WERE GRAY. THE TEMPS WERE LOW. WINTER'S WINDS WERE STARTING TO BLOW THE DAYS WERE...Read More

I -- Stopped to chat: at the one store open This second day of 2023 here: Where a month from mid- December Is the usual "holiday" for child & worker -- Mr. L saw me rush off chasing something This...Read More

We lived or should I say we died slowly Living a day more is a blessing, To right the wrongs, sculpt out lasting monuments with our blood, sweat and tears It's also a countdown timer, ticking clocks signalling...Read More

Why did you have to leave Just when snow was falling? Couldn’t you have waited ...Read More

My heart is a charcoal gray With silver specks in the sun Tomorrow is New Year's Day And this old year, my dear, is done A bit of moss on the north knoll The hills of my heart burrowed through And...Read More

In March I asked the daffodil What secrets it might hold And like the loose-lipped lily The flower gladly told Now December’s icy breath Shudders the shriveled rose And I do not dare to ask it For fear of what it...Read More

darting reminder flicks around the mind snapping through thinning branches ...Read More