Christmas Nice Poems | Examples
These Christmas Nice poems are examples of Nice poems about Christmas. These are the best examples of Nice Christmas poems written by international poets.
Parallel colors go on forever, others swirling and merging,
Hued rainbows and smoky sunsets, from a chaos surging!
Hanging from the Christmas tree, ruby peppermint candy,
And circus clowns entertain us, attired so gaily and badly.
Often seen on animals, birds, leaves and even mountains,
Coloring all the days of our lives, from mystical fountains!
Arrayed all in purple stripes, the mischievous joker is wild,
Sharing this streaked world where very nature has smiled.
Rhyming Rhymes, of eight to twelve lines
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Christmas Rhyme 8-12 lines Poetry Contest
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12/23/2020
it will be so sweet
when christmas takes a back seat
and avalanche ends
predictable rends
to credit card and pocket
new years time to look
for left over sales
while the bank accounts pale
stuff comes to the door
theres no room for more
so i buy six different ales
to unfurl the sails
and drift on the winds
while old man winter begins
his snow cold chagrin
stan sand
A princess of hope -
but not clashing with religion -
came to town.
She sat upon its Christmas tree
waving her wand.
Soundless, she gave folks hope
who were not believers,
waving her wand,
then hands poised
in pointed prayer.
12/2/2015
Z Y X.... of X’mas Quatrain
Zodiac showing Bethlehem star:
Yippee Yippee Hurrah Hurrah.
X’mas is so close, not too far.
Wonderful to cheer and be gay
Vigor and zeal to celebrate.
Ultra- modern nice dress that fits.
Tree 'Christmas': We will decorate.
Santa Claus busy to buy gifts.
Eight syllables per line
10/06/15
No. 101 Contests in a row by Poet Destroyer-20
Have a cup of tea
Invite who you may in
Provide some cake as well
Stored in that Christmas tin
An afternoon well spent
Some friends around for tea
Sharing the worries and joys
Not even costing a fee
How the time’s gone
Where the company’s so sweet
The last thing to remember
A time again to meet
An afternoon just spent
Brings comfort to some poor soul
Who may need an encouraging word
To aid them in life’s goal
poetgord@2012
At eighteen months, I was too young
For such a fragile dolly.
I received her on my second Christmas
My indulgent parents’ folly.
I don’t remember getting “Nelly”.
She just had always been there.
She’d sit so quietly in my lap
As I rocked in my rocking chair.
She had big, blue, sleeping eyes,
And was dressed in silk and lace.
Brown curls of real human hair
Surrounded her lovely face.
She was a big part of my childhood,
While other toys came and went.
Her nice silk dress turned into shreds
As careless days we spent.
She sits now in a nice new case
With replaced clothes and hair.
This faithful companion of my youth
Deserves the best of care.
For Linda Marie's contest won 4th