Short Santa Clause Poems

Short Santa Clause Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Santa Clause by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Santa Clause by length and keyword.


Christmas Eve

The new sign is up.
Although our name is spelled wrong,
Santa Clause will still
find us because he knows the
gingermen will be waiting.
Form: Tanka


The Color of Santa

What race is Santa Clause?
Some say white, some say black.
But at the end of the day, one thing's for sure;
He's the same color as your dad.

Santa Clause Are Mom and Dad

they wait stay up late
there love not fake
ito them its heavnly
to put kids gift under the tree
so don't make them mad
SANTA CLAUSE
is
MOM AND DAD

Premium Member What Cookies - For Contest

What Cookies?

After too many hits off the bong
he knew something was drastically wrong
when the fire place log
barked like a dog
at a Santa Clause wearing a thong.


12/23/2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member 'bout a Foot

Got snow overnight, 'bout a foot Not civilized, it's dangerous underfoot Really should expect it It's Canada, I checked Santa Clause lives here, he ain't no pussyfoot>center>
Form: Limerick


Hard Working Santa

Does Santa Clause have a vacation?
He does only work once a year
But toy building must take time
Maybe after Christmas
He takes a small snooze
But the elves yell:
"Hey Kringle!"
"Make more
toys!"
Form: Nonet

Santa Clause

On Cristmas Eve, comes Santa Clause,
stuffing tons of cookies in his jaws.
It's no wonder he's Jolly and fat;
I would be too, if I ate like that.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Playing Santa

He was a gentle giant - towering Bigger than the notorious Claus His jolly and joy were never overpowering His gift was a reminder of grandma’s He represented Santa - his love the cause

Is Trump Santa Clause

?Trump Table

So are we able?
Try and reverse Trump table;
Not find a fable.

What does annoy
Another Trump deploy
Who will enjoy?

Grasp at many straws
And we took another pause
Is Trump Santa Clause? 

Think about it.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Stunning Visitor

There’s a stunning visitor in my house
He introduces himself, Santa Clause
I could hardly believe him
He looks malnourished and thin
He adds, go on diet as age arouse.







27 Dec. 2018   6.05pm







Limerick in 10,10,7,7,10
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sequence

Christmas:
Oh, what fun --
Santa clause, gifts,
Family gatherings,
Lights, cheers!

Alone,
I sit sad
in sheer darkness...
Wish you happy birthday
Jesus.



~Contest by Dr. Ram Mehta
~Theme: Holidays
~Date: 11/6/2014
~Form: Cinqku
Form: Cinqku

Santa 'Clause'

Who shall
deck the hall
With Santa's 
favourite pall?
When he shows 
with his shoulder store
Ours, he shall bless 
from his finest stall.

Who shall tell 
the king's course
That 'Ologbojo' 
is not a Santa Claus?
The Roman sort 
we crave for
Not 'Adio' in 
the spirit form.

The Mantle

Christmas would soon be
Velvet trimmed quilted stocking
With my name on it
Anticipating Santa Clause
Hung there at the fire place.

Together celebrating 
Giving gifts of love
Excitedly receiving
Friends and family
Remembering Jesus Christ

Ó November 16, 2011
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Tanka

Christmas

happy
moms and dads
with child-like grins
acting like Santa Clause
giving

children
cannot sleep
the night before
gift-surprises arrive
Christmas

November 9, 2014
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen 

Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: Cinqku Poem - Poetry Contest
Sponsor	Dr.Ram Mehta
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member My Santa Story

I was four years old that Christmas Eve And in Santa Clause, I did believe When I saw Uncle Don With a Santa suit on- 'Twas my time to know he's make-believe! November 26, 2022 Premiere Contest A Funny Christmas or December Holiday Limerick Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

Everyday Is Hump Day

PIGS GO OINK COWS GO MOO GHOSTS SAY BOO NOTHING NEW HORSE GOES NEIGH BUT WHAT DOES THE TURTLE SAY? ? BIRD WINGS GO FLIP FLAP FISH FINS GO SPLISH SPLASH HORSE HOOFS GO CLIP CLOP SNAKE BELLY GOES SLITHER SANTA CLAUSE SAYS HO HO HO BUT WHAT’S THE SOUND OF THE CAMEL TOE? WHAT DAY IS IT? EVERYDAY IS HUMP DAY
?
Form: Rhyme

My Old Man

My Old Man

I don’t believe in miracles
Santa Clause and such
Only wish it all were true
I wouldn’t ask for much

For if truth were only known
we all would live in fear
How close one need to toe the line
what dangers could be near

Ignorance is bliss of course
remember childhood days
My own God was called father
with no one else to praise
Form: Rhyme

Life Is Lies

Santa Clause
Tooth Fairy 
Easter Bunny
The Boogy Man 
Their all lies
Lies are what life is made of 
People lie cause the truth is scary
But the truth is the key to happiness
The lies are just ways to get around the truth
The truth will eventually come out 
So no matter the time, situation, person, or place
just say the truth so you’ll feel better

Can'T Nobody Take His Place

(in reference to Santa Clause)

There's Noone, in this whole,
human race
Who could mimic his style
and grace
How he, magically, brings
a Smile to Every face
Filling of Our stockings and
tree, an empty space
Leaving Us blindsided, as
by a can of mace
It's no wonder, We to what
he stands for, gives a good
chase
Especially if NOBODY can Ever
take his place
Form: Epic

Christmas Time

It's time to decorate the house for Christmas see
I got 12 strands of lights
1 Angel for the top
2 Christmas trees
1 inside and 1 outside
1 wreath to hang on the door
0 staples to hang stuff with
12 blinking lights
10 sore fingers
20 presents under the tree
1 santa clause
10 tiny reindeer
and 1 big headache comeing on
time for 4 asprins
Merry Christmas Everyone
Form: List

Christmas Day

Candles, chocolates and a bottle of chardonnay 
Heralding the eve of Christmas day
Rollicking good fun is in the air
Icy outside but who gives a care
Surprises all gaily wrapped
To a song that someone's just rapped
Mistletoe hangs in the hall
And the clock ticks slowly on the wall
Santa Clause is coming to call

Dancing lights on the tree
A time of merriment for you and me
Young ones singing merrily.

© Hazel
Form: Acrostic

The Old Man

The old man
The old man lived at the end of the hollow.Most of the time.
He had white hair and a white beard.
He had a big barn out behind his house.But you could not see in it.
Late in Nov. He would disappear for a month or so.But would return after the 25th of Dec.
I never saw him myself. But I heard that he dressed in red. And had a big red sled.
They called him Santa clause. I just know him as the old man at the end of the hollow.

Christmas

Christmas
From the bells ringing, to the children singing. From the wall full of holy, to Santa Clause in all his jolly. From the tall Christmas tree, to the gingerbread in the oven. From the Christmas presents. To the Christmas decoration from leaving the cookies for Santa. To wake up and see candy in your stocking. That Christmas joy that never ends, even when the snow melts. And the birds start singing, we never forget the bells ringing.

Lifetimes of Lies

I was so young the first time,
like many others.
Santa Clause,
The lie should be a crime.
A bit older and in school,
like many others.
Our history,
Lieing is the Golden rule.
And now a bit older still,
like many others.
Love is forever,
He lied for his thrill.
Now all grown up,
like many others.
Freedom,
I'm fed, on lies I sup.
I fell for these once,
like many others,
I'm sure mores to come.
I won't believe,
I'm not a dunce.
Form:

Premium Member Santa Clause and Frosty Taking In a Disney Show

After their work at the North Pole was done, 
Santa Claus and Frosty wanted some fun. 
Off to downtown they did go 
to take in a Disney Show. 
Santa called out the reindeer one by one.

Candy, popcorn, and drinks they did partake. 
At intermission - need for bathroom break. 
Santa gave a squeal of fright; 
he screamed a warning that night 
where Frosty hands were now only a flake.


11/30/2018

10 10 7 7 10 , 10 10 7 7 10 syllable count
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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