Easter Narrative Poems | Examples
These Easter Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Easter. These are the best examples of Narrative Easter poems written by international poets.
Today is a day unlike any other.
Sun rises, as it always does,
Light and Life eternal,
But today we notice it
In a personal way.
Children laughing and playing
Fueled with chocolates
Eager as hounds
Hunt for eggs
As all around scents and sights,
Symbols and signs of fertility,
A whole world born again
In the particular,
Multiply and grow
With the simple innocence
Of bunnies hopping
Through wet lawns
Heavy with the morning dew
Of a fresh spring day
Unlike any other.
(4/5/26)
The basket of Easter stars has arrived.
Okay, the poser Easter bunnies said.
We can be there shortly.
They envisioned divvying up the Easter stars.
Six for one, seven for the other.
While they were picturing their loot,
The real Easter bunny picked up the entire basket.
Taking all thirteen stars, as was his due.
When the poser bunnies arrived they found a poser basket.
These are not the true Easter stars! One of them said.
Poser bunnies, poser stars, said the Easter elf.
He was about thirty
when he left home,
a strong man by then,
and a skilled carpenter.
He'd helped Joseph
build most of the houses
in this village you know.
It was so hard..
to let him go,
nobody believed
he could possibly be
the messiah of the writings,
even though everyone
knew of that miracle of the wine,
over in Cana.
My he was a good son,
I was so proud of him..
was that so wrong of me?
Even though I knew ever since
he was in my womb,exactly
who he was.
He was my firstborn you know ..my eldest..
such a loving,caring nature.
Thanks to all who entered my "Doors" contest. There were a number of tremendous entries. Many excellent poems were entered. I would have loved to place many more. If you got an N/A don't be discouraged I enjoyed all the entries and it was a matter of preference at time of reading. I'm sure on a different day or frame of mind the winners list could have been quite different. Thanks again for entering, my hope is that you have a poem you are proud of.
All the best and Easter Blessings!
Rick
A pink angel
with tiny wings
fell off my Christmas tree.
She sighed on Easter Day,
forgotten
on bright pink seat.
I will say hello tomorrow -
put her by the clock,
so nod her head to the steady beat.
I'll tell her it's not Christmas.
If she could kindly wait?
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4/9/2015
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Contest - Story Poem
Sponsor - Carol Eastman
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1st place win