New Year Happy Poems | Examples

These New Year Happy poems are examples of poetry about New Year Happy. These are the best examples of Happy New Year poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberHappy New Year

Africa is home 
A new love under the stars
Caramel Sunday


Premium MemberHappy New---what

How soon it grows old
This New Year
Needle-less trees collect on the sidewalk
Underinflated Santa’s slump on the lawns
A Robin tugs at a windblown red ribbon
Grey beards make ruffians of snowmen
Punxsutawney Phil dreams
Of hearts flowers and green beer
A cold hand disturbing his slumber
Bring on the dancing Jonquils

Premium MemberNEW YEAR

New year, a new beginning
Embrace each day with a purpose
Welcome and end each day with grace

You, take care of yourself, body and mind
Engage with and listen to your body
Attune to your mind and reflect
Rest and be receptive for self-compassion

Happy New Year for a New and Happy You!

Premium MemberHappy New Year

Hurry, grab the snacks — it’s midnight soon!
Alarm clocks snooze, we’ll nap till June.
Pizza’s still warm, why start that diet?
Party hats on — and yes, we’ll try it.
You say “new me”… but same old socks!

Next year we’ll exercise… maybe!
Everyone cheers — pass more bubbly!
Who needs resolutions? We’ve got cake!

Yet again we say “Happy New Year!”
Each mistake just counts as fun!
Already late? Well, let’s cheer!
Remember: Wi-Fi strong, spirits stronger! ????
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHappy New Year

A child spoke to me
an old face smiles -- 
somewhere far away
and deep – a journey
of years and miles. 

I think of a salvage heap,
discarded dreams for the
crushing...we take nothing
with us, a final leap, If
only the method my choice!

A Salvage heap of discarded
dreams – from them, perhaps
new metal for another’s schemes.
For mobility and conquest,
though a journey is seldom all it
seems -- 

So the child longs to be adult -- 
while the adult just wants to yet be,
reaches fondly back 
                  for immaturity.
One last sip of youthful longing….


Premium MemberA New Year - A New Start in 2026

As a New Year comes roaring in, will we greet it with a New Start or resolutions?
Our health should be on the top of our list for 2026.
There are eight laws of health starting with Nutrition.
Then followed by Exercise, Water, Sunshine, Temperance, Air, Rest and Trust in God.
All eight are required for a healthy and happy life.
Is this the year for change and better health?
Twelve months will pass by very fast.
Will we be a winner for better health or a loser?
Only time will tell. 

do just one daily 
never but never give up
yes 2026 best year ever

Premium MemberWish you a happy new year

The ocean's fog and mist so wide,
High tide indifferent, no confide,
Surf's ups and downs in rhythmic dance,
Sweeps all on its watery expanse.

New Year's visions in uncertainty's haze,
Time's march indifferent in mysterious ways,
Success and failure, life's dual ride,
In the misty shroud, they coincide.

Waves' frothy silk on sea crests blue,
Optimism triumphs, shadows eschew,
Human hearts in hopeful cheer,
Pessimism in darkness disappears.

Beautiful waves in song and play,
Defy the gloom, hold sway,
Aspirations and hearts aglow,
Wish all a Happy New Year's flow.
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHappy New Year

May your new year be magical ~ and all your unicorn dreams come true!

Premium MemberHappy New Year 2025

Well,  fellow mortals, here we are;
Far beneath the morning star.

2025 has quietly arrived;
And we are bessed to be alive.

Heaven knows what lies ahead.
God alone can shield us from dread.

I shall continue to seek His guidance.
God alone sees far beyond, into the distance.

May there be fewer conflicts; less upheavals;
And may we be delivered from the evils.

May the light of Christ in me shine into the darkness,
Creating smiling faces and minimizing the madness.

May each of us fulfill our God given purpose
Before the time arrives for our final exodus.

Premium MemberHappy new year

The new year is here! 
A year the lord has made

Let us rejoice and be glad in it
And look forward to fulfillment of His promises 

Thank you Lord
For a new beginning 

Thank you Lord
For the grace that helped to overcome
The turmoil and turbulence of the year gone by

Lead us every inch of the way
To a successful and prosperous new year
Lord let the new year be good!

Premium Member- Happy New Year 2025 -


                             With a single step
                             for this new chapter in life
                             Focus on future -
                             can some times be difficult
                             A turning point ... that matters

                             Some concluding thoughts
                             as the year changes numbers
                             From old to a new - 
                             take lessons from the old year
                             - don't have pebbles in your shoes

Premium MemberLift A Glass

Summer, winter, autumnal and vernal
Nature's tide freely flows through time eternal
As our days are with abandon shorn
Each year laid to rest is by nature reborn

So let the champagne flow this last night of December
To auld lang syne lift a glass so we may remember
With buoyant glee we'll greet the bright new dawn
As the new year struts in with dash and elan

Premium MemberMidnight Sashays In 2025

My musings launched into the stratosphere Marching to Mars’ trending atmosphere It's 2025 At midnight it’ll arrive I’ll be taking time out in the new year
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberHappy New Year!

The new year may be happy, and we?
I don't know, many years have passed
There is no need for a new year; illusion
Time goes on, life awaits, life let’s be on

Premium MemberHappy New Year!

Happy New Year!

How happy is it? I don't know
I hope it gets better
May my suffering go away
It is better to be alone, to live alone
May my loneliness stay

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