Short St Nicholas Poems

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


Remember Remember the Sixth of December

Remember, remember the sixth of December
And put your red boots out
Because that is the very special day
When St Nicholas is about
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Premium Member Emagi Moore St Nicholas

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Lost At Sea - New Tanka

wind carries the cries
of lost souls departed hence.
Claimed in the white foam
of a turbulent spring tide....
St Nicholas* comforts them


* St Nicholas patron saint of sailors


penned 31 March 2015
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Saint Nicholas

St. Nicholas was a right merry ol’ soul Making children happy was his entire life's goal, With a pack full of toys For all good girls and boys For centuries, his dedication we extol.
Written November 27, 2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Twelve Days of Christmas

On the  twelfth  day of Christmas
 St. Nicholas  gave to meeee

Twelve pizza pies
Eleven pigs in a sty...

Ten hooting  owls
Nine golden fowls

Eight barking dogs
Seven leaping frogs

Six poets dancing
Five reindeer prancing

Four bottles of rum...
Three sets of drums 

Two stinging bees....
And a unicorn   just for PD

Joseph May
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It's About Jesus

Let us rejoice!

This is the day!

A baby boy was born,

in a manger far away!

His name is JESUS,

born of a virgin birth!

Our Heavenly Father sent Him!

He was sent to save everyone on this earth!

Today is His birthday!

He is the reason we have Christmas!

It's not about mistletoe!

It's not about reindeer!

It's not even about St. Nicholas!

IT'S ABOUT JESUS!

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