New Years Holiday Poems | Examples

These New Years Holiday poems are examples of poetry about New Years Holiday. These are the best examples of Holiday New Years poems written by international poets.


Premium Memberthe frowsy

Give the frowsy-ordinary a major glow-up
celebrate the holidays, any holiday, you choose
put hedonism, desire theory and list theory to work
feast, carol well and let spirits soar
our souls are not solus - be with friends, heck, make new friends
chaos is the magic agent
happiness isn’t scripted, it’s a process,
by New Years, perhaps, we’ll all collapse in euphoric exhaustion
but we’ll have had the experience
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A Christmas holiday playlist:
daweb.us/xmas/Christmas_21.mp3


Premium Membercollisions

A bluebird came streaking violently out of Central Park,
it blurred over the lanes of traffic towards 220.
I flinched in anticipation of the impact,
but at the last second it darted directly up,
as if caught in a sudden wind current.
“Did you see that?” I asked Lisa.
She didn’t, her phone was jiggling.

My boyfriend left yesterday
He had to leave before New Year’s eve!
he has to work and cannot play
he finally gets to run the hadron collider
go get em’ tiger
but I’ve decided
you can’t fight the zeitgeist
that when the cats away
the girls will have their day.

Someone start the music please,
because it’s NEW YEARS Eve!

Happy New Year’s Eve everyone!
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Songs for this:
There goes my baby by Kelly Jones
Back on the chain gang by the pretenders

Premium MemberTime and Time Again

Time and time again 
I have made it here,
Said goodbye to the old
And welcomed a new year

No top hats, no noisemakers 
No champagne or wine,
Just the purest notes
... Of 'Auld Lang Syne'

So, what am I doing ...
New Year's, New Year's Eve?,
Celebrating the little things 
... I did achieve 

Staying awake comes easily
Until the midnight hour, 
Watching the ball drop
And the confetti shower

Time and time again 
The countdown is done,
Out with the old, in with the new
Five, four, three, two, one!

Premium MemberHoliday Kisses

(Senryus)

I've never had a
new years kiss, or an under 
the mistletoe kiss.

But I have had 
Hersey's kisses - which I think
are spectacular!

Premium MemberAnother Toast

Pitter   Patter a
Matter of Splatter as
Spirits covet caress thin ice
"Straw sir"?
"Just a finger stir", is
Every bit as nice

A Year of Happy News!


Premium MemberSeason Desist

Halloween - it starts
Thanksgiving eats, Christmas treats,
New Year's: Just. Say. No.


Written 1 Jan 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberChanging of the Guardians

Father time’s a weary aging relic; he’s earned another blissful sleep. New Years Eve heralds another birth, Baby New Year, a fresh bell, comes into our world with Heavenly wisdom and the muscle to begin his guardian shift. His labor, freshly mined golden nuggets of hope. Every year, he gives the world and all within it, another chance.

Premium MemberSeasons Greetings

At this time of year Seasons meet, greet the New Year Giving gifts anew; Gaia plans, throws a party A celebration of life.

Premium MemberHip, Hip, Hurray

Hip, Hip, Hurray!

January 1 is New Year's Day!
  Is it special in any form or way?

Is there anything special in the Heavens to see?
  --Not there that I know of, or under the sea.

The day is not marked by significant event;
  Not by Christmas, or Easter, or the Six Weeks of Lent.

Yet perhaps we've a 'clean slate' at the start of the year?
  Tell me: Does yesterday's baggage poof! disappear?

And is everything really so new and so fresh?
  Did we empty and burn all of last year's trash?

Now, the Chinese and Jewish New Years have real meaning;
  But January 1, alas, seems a tad overweening. 

--Oh, hang all this negativity! Enough of this rot!
  I'm goin' out New Year's Eve; January 1's all I've got!

Premium MemberNew Years Day

Nice batch of fallen snow
Ending the year with a glow;
While it is slowly melting,
Your smile is glistening;
Expectations are higher 
All around us, faces brighter;
Resolutions made this day 
Strong will last, or fade away?
Dreams and goals are renewed 
As we celebrate this prelude;
Yesterday gone, the future is today.

Premium MemberBlack Ice Soul

Colorado rain thought sunshine was safe
Behind the trash-bin in plain sight
Time to move asleep again safe again
Waiting for ice new years eve never trust
                                                                 The rain

At midnight

Cactus holds moisture near my bay leaf tree
Metal moon circles the angel nymph
Brocade lamps march into the future

Wind increases as road shine turns slick
Welcome Minnesota winter?

                     12/31/11

Premium MemberPutting Christmas Away

The lingering scent of an evergreen
Pine needles in the Hoover
Ornaments packed and put away
In old boxes from the movers

Outside lights taken down
The wreath removed from the door
Plastic magi figures back in the shed
Our closet door is locked no more

New toys are in the toy box
New clothes are put away
The house is back to normal
In time for New Years Day
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberNew Years Double Acrostic

Hoping your times are all easy and not rougH All to be considered a triumph without dilemmA Passing into a new year without any hardshiP Pervasive good luck follow you down or uP Your entire new year, may you laugh and be happY Never may you worry or have a concerN Ending the old year with hope that’s genuinE With the coming new year, may blessings reneW Your entire family, may they all enjoY Each and every day in the new year completE All your harvests amount to a plethorA Repeating as they did last yeaR This is a double acrostic. The last letter in each line is the same as the first.

Premium MemberSongs and Fireworks

New Years Eve what sight will be
The church bells play song grand prix
As fireworks put on show_ high
Ring out wild bells to wild sky

As the sun drops down on horizon
All set once in a lifetime blazon
All little ones will turn to sky their eye 
Ring out wild bells to wild sky

Soon show will be over_ tired, sleepy
Little ones will go home_ some weepy
End old year with great goodby
Ring out wild bells to wild sky

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