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Christmas Free Verse Poems

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


The Clock that no Longer Tells Time
I am no longer of use.
That much is clear.

They pass me by like I’m furniture—
just another shape gathering dust
in the corner of the kitchen
where light...

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© Evelyn Hew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sad,



Premium Member Smell Induced Memories
As I walked into a family restaurant,
My nose got tickled all of a sudden 
By a familiar aroma that entered my nostrils.
It transported me back...

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Categories: how i feel, memory,

Premium Member a quiet carol
ghosts …

of Christmases past
wander through this disconsolate house
weary but hearty hearts that once
thrummed, eager and one
their echoes …
soft-whispering me of what’s
imperfectly precious
then …

and now.






...

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Categories: analogy, christmas,

Missing You
Missing you is like missing a shot,
It's so very painful because everyone puts the blame of you,
It's been a little over 2 years since,
July 3,...

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Categories: 9th grade,

Premium Member F The Incarnation
Eternal God did not abandon man after Papa Adam fell into sin
But promised to send the world a Savior to free man from his sins
And...

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Categories: christian, community, devotion, god,



A Reflection on a Christmas Past
A sad time for children in foreign parts
that have no Target stores to be lost and found in.

Sad for inflatable Santa's gunned down by B.B...

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Categories: poetry,

Premium Member Smiling Blessings
when my man smiles 
his 24 bites  
total 48 plus
              ...

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Categories: appreciation, husband, smile,

Premium Member The Coolness of Winter
While hearths glow warm with ember’s light,  
I dance beneath the pale moon’s gleam,  
Where frosted breath curls in the night,  
And...

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Categories: appreciation, beautiful, celebration, happy,

Premium Member At thirty-eight, his story seemed to have already been written
At thirty-eight, his story seemed to have already been written,
he sipped his coffee and recalled where he went wrong or maybe got it right,
for he...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fantasy,

christmas
Christmas Poem
Jingle bells 
The doorbell rings 
Granny and grandpa
With Present for all
Jack screams then
runs down the hall

Jingle bells 
Dinner ready 
Granny yells 
Eat till you...

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Categories: 7th grade,

the middle
I speak just to realise no one is listening
That feeling hurts like when your parent ignores my good for my brothers bad that kind of...

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Categories: 7th grade, age, children,

Premium Member frost-byed
a chill ...

not on skin - to marrow
if but for the frigid air
a horrid pattern would trace my cheek
though not nearly as horrid
as the one...

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Categories: analogy, break up, goodbye,

Premium Member Christmas morning
i tried to stay up
but when i awoke
i could tell santa had been here



AP: 2nd place 2025

Posted Aprl 27, 2025...

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Categories: child, childhood, christmas, sleep,

ANZAC poem
from the cities,
from the towns.
from the farms, 
 and from all around.
they swarmed in their droves
to sign their names away
to a story that was golden.
to...

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© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: remember, war,

Premium Member Death Of A Hero
Just because someone isn’t wearing a bandage or shows no outward sign of illness doesn’t mean that they are not.
Quote by poet.


Sam lived two doors...

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Categories: america, christmas, courage, death,


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