Christmas Hope Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberStar of Hope

Holy guide invite me to abide in safe pasture grasses like a lamb, or like a baby swaddled safely in her pram, holy guide your beauty is a bright anagram of love and I never have to grope in darkness, help me cope star of hope.


Premium MemberMy Christmas Magic

This holiday season
a multitude of gifts
is not what I am craving

This Christmas my desire
is for the luxury of peace
of warmth and time

I know I'm asking for a lot
but I pledge to do my best
to truly make it happen



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium MemberCinderella's Christmas

I remember as a teen
enjoying the holidays
but in the back of my mind
I was quietly hoping to be surprised
by a special Christmas card
from some secret admirer
better known as my prince charming



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Memberdreams

dreams of falling snow
on the eve of Christmas morn
~ magic in the air



AP: 1st place 2025

Premium Member1428-THE FIRST NOEL

The angels did not sing. Not at first.  
Their silence split the sky like frost on stone,  
a pause between the star’s slow burst  
and the breath that would become the song.  

Noel, they’d say, but first—the dark,  
the shepherd’s fire gnawing at the night,  
the lamb’s pulse quick beneath his palm,  
the weight of wool, the itch of straw,  
the way a man might kneel  
without knowing why.  

Then~ 
the air grown thick with wings,  
the cry like wine poured from a height,  
the name that broke the nameless dark:  
Noel, Noel, the root, the spark,  
the falling, catching, light.  

Now we hum it, clean and bright,  
but the first Noel was half a scream~  
the sound a world makes when it tears  
and finds the seam is lined with gold.


Premium MemberThis year I’m going to catch him

Writing special love you note
Setting out milk and Santa’s favourite cookies
Plan staying up till midnight



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium MemberI am a balsam fir tree


Each of my limbs is meant for adorning
With beautiful lights and jolly decorations
Ribbons flow around me, never warning
This is the time when love touches in sensations
I still remember the joy of the squirrels and birds
When I lived in the forest, beside the oaks I love
For the ache in my heart, there are really no words
But I must sacrifice my quiet life for the One above
He is worth more than many of my green hands
I am only one of this Jesus’ many fans!

Premium MemberThe Days

The Days

In the quiet days, 
between Christmas... 
and the New Year
there are tears of joy, 
and loss combined
together. 

Some welcome what is to come. 
Others are afraid of what will be. 
God is the only truth that shines, 
through all the time-s, 
both good, 
and bad. 

Goodbye, yesterday, 
hello to tomorrow... 
a face without sorrow, 
a race to start again 
and win. 

The light shines in the morning, 
and the moon is bright in the night. 
Whisper goodbye with a sigh
and eat apple pie
one piece at  time, 
and all will be fine.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberBefore Merry Christmas Slumber

Smelling
Woody, sweet, aroma
Christmas pine tree,
Weaved with Bright blinking lights,
Topped with a starlit top.

Feeling
The Brrr ... chill of the night air
Brrr ... freezing cold of the North Pole.

Listening
To the sounds of the wind
For the Ring a ling, jingling,
Ringing of the sleigh bells. 

Watching
Moonlight shadows dancing
On the walls as they take
Different fantasy shapes

Waiting
Jolly, rolly, “Ho, Ho, Ho”
White beard Santa
In a white fur trim, red velvet suit.

Seeing
Santa’s sleigh just went zooming by
Fading off to nighttime dreams
Making every minute count.

12/16/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberChurch Walk

there is a place of deep repose
where chasing Christmas never goes

along a path of fallen leaves
where autumn’s warm late beauty breathes

- a timeless tranquil silent space
that keeps at bay life’s rats that race

and frees the mind from mindless talk
so thoughts can wander while hearts walk.

Premium MemberAngel's Voice

As the angel spoke of God’s Son, Telling Mary what love has done, Her heart must have pulsed with insight As this child shines His gentle light. An angel soothed Mary’s betrothed Soon, their sweet baby would be swathed In swaddling cloth, this silent night As this child shines His gentle light Angels reveal the birth of peace, With joy that will always increase, So love came to make all things right, As this child shines His gentle light This truth told by hearts who believe, Shows us when Mary did conceive This is love that brings the blind sight As this child shines His gentle light. As the angel’s voice sings of love There is hope promised from above Love came, our story to rewrite As this child shines His gentle light

Premium MemberPeppermint

Peppering the season Praising God, the reason Prayers for hearts and souls Peace that always consoles Preparing us for One Prince of Peace, He will stun Pure love has just begun

Premium MemberChristmas Joy

Glistening, dazzling Whispering gentle Colorful ribbons Pines, sentimental Christmas miracles Lovely spirit Blessing our hearts Silent night heard Winds blowing hope Christmas bells Carols sung Merry souls Spices Winter Joy

Premium MemberTake My Hand


Here, my gift, My hand in yours. Hear, my promise, No weapons of war. Here, my heart, Full of love and peace. The time is here, It's Christmas Eve! When every hand is held None can go astray The whole world is at peace On this Christmas day Here, I stand. Full of love! Here, I am! Connecting us There you are, Let us be, I take your hand A gift of peace. When every hand is held None can go astray The whole world is at peace On this Christmas day Here, is faith Dividing us Here is color Dividing us Join together Find that common ground Hear the way our unity Can make a joyful sound When every hand is held None can go stay The whole world is at peace On this Christmas day

Premium MemberChristmas Every Day!

Why can’t it be Christmas every day
          With lights that cheer and cards that say
I love you and I hold you dear
              Why can’t it be Christmas all the year  

Each night could be a Silent Night
                       In quiet peace, no guns in sight
Where Egg Nog pours and ribbons flow
                And each kiss steals ‘neath Mistletoe

Oh yes, and all may share the gift
                     As hunger ceases, sure and swift 
And every Carol’s song of love
                            Is grateful to the star above

Why can’t it be Christmas every day
                       Perhaps that is too much to say
At least in thought that’s how it starts
                   Let’s carry Christmas in our hearts

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