Christmas Italian Sonnet Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberOpen Me First

When I saw you my eyes were caught fore'er, My heartbeat halted from there on to race On marathon to win your love and grace, The gift of life I found, unique and rare. This jolly Christmas night I take a knee To our new start together hand-in-hand, Toward the blue horizons to expand As two in one, "Will you please marry me!?" All gifts for you, my precious wife-to-be, I saved throughout my life that led to you, And from now on unwrap them, one by one. Most cherished gift that you bestowed one me: My heart awoke and that instance I knew You won it, it's unwrapped, I am your man. December 15, 2019 ,


Premium MemberOpen Me First

Beneath the tall and sparkling Christmas Tree,
are presents wrapped and stacked in neat array-
a picture-perfect holiday bouquet,
with graceful boughs outstretching equally.
Yet, here among the gifts, placed centrally,
the largest one stands out in full display-
red satin bow on gold, as if to say,
as your best gift, I'm luring you to me.

And soon, she tiptoes down the spiral stair-
beholds the lovely tree this Christmas morn.
So quick it's seen, held captive by her eyes!
To it, she walks directly- unaware
inside she'll find her treasure, newly born!
The kitten is her secret-wish surprise!


December 12, 2019

Contest: Open Me First
Sponsor: Craig Cornish

Form: Italian Sonnet
Rhyme Scheme: abbaabba cdecde

Premium MemberTree of Love

The soft warm shades of twinkle lights, reflects, muted, from love worn orbs. Serenity it does afford, to all our weary souls and hearts. Each decoration is a part, to the testament of years rewards. They glow richer, as love absorbs. Sweet memories, they do impart. Paper, glitter, from a child's hand. Delicate hand blown glass Angels. Beneath a star that rests above, popcorn and cranberry garlands, tiny hand painted, silver bells. Thirty Five years of Christmas love.
For the contest: Holiday Hearth Sponsored by Linda Marie

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