Christmas Language Poems
These Christmas Language poems are examples of Language poems about Christmas. These are the best examples of Language Christmas poems written by international poets.
The Chilling Winter StormDark clouds fill the horizon.
sweeping through the sky
like soldiers going to battle,
layers and layers of clouds
spreading all around hunkering
in th ground...
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language, art, business, change, cheer
North Pole Silent Nigh
There was a venturous gent
Who travelled the earth’s extent
But at the North Pole
It took quite a toll
Deciphering their accent
It started when he heard elves
Discussing amongst...
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christmas, fun, language,
DyslexiaI sold my soul to Santa,
but it's much too soon to tell.
If an everlasting Christmas
is preferable to hell....
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language,
When the Language MergeI Walk into Bobby Department Store
And I yelled where are the Jamaican and Barbadian at?
This might sound a little weird to most,
however, it’s that time...
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language, addiction, anger, anxiety, appreciation,
Natures Language of Love(To be sung to the tune of the Christmas Carol - “Away in a Manger”)
Nature’s Language of Love
The landscapes are glowing when the world awakes...
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language, creation, nature,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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language, 12th grade, character, hope,
AccomplishmentsHappily retired as a senior,
I sang with the choirs.
Played the piano for the birthdays and teas,
To an appreciative audience.
Wrote two books, "Living with God",
The...
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language, appreciation, blessing, faith, god,
When Freedom Grows ColdWhen Freedom Grows Cold
(not a nice poem)
One day the dogs will not bark.
I/we will not be ready,
as they will have failed...
to do all...
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language, allah, arabic, atheist, grandparents,
Bonsai: the Greening Oriental ArtYou Texas Cuspidata!
Not you, and not a curse:
Taxus cuspidata, for Japanese Yew!
So, don’t confuse a plant with the Ibex
Ilex serrata – that’s Christmas Holly
Or Japanese...
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language, art, flower, garden, humor,
The SillinessHomey eyes of peasant stew
A cozy-colored mossy mew
Stony cottage, snowcheeks bleu
The forest fins for frosted fruits.
The warmest thought speaks crumbly bread
A partridge purr puffs through...
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fruit, language, love, nature,
The Grandfather of All ChildrenSanta is the grandfather of all children,
he lets them sit on his leg and tells them many stories;
if they are sad, he laughs hard and...
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language, children, christmas, grandfather, happiness,
An AllegationThe gospels had a readership at the time, full of implied meanings,
Of course, what was implied then, wouldn’t be implied today
Where would you...
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language, bible, christmas, freedom, god,
PreciousOh, how we underestimate the small and simple,
the power of the heart of all God's people,
sometimes kept small, like a jewel in his box,
for safe...
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first love, god, language,
In My LanguageIn My Language
This you might not know is a conversation,
It’s a conversation not of persons.
This is a conversation of multiple languages.
If you could observe the...
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funny, birth, language, sound,
CommanderI feel invisible. And Christmas feels like another terror crisis for families. I design
every city, feel no pity for this except, and can't...
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language, devotion, history, passion, peace,