Christmas Sijo Poems | Examples

These Christmas Sijo poems are examples of Sijo poems about Christmas. These are the best examples of Sijo Christmas poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberAt Home for Christmas

At Home for Christmas

Fake pine, unfolding bagged branches,
           expressive string of lights attached.
All ornaments unwrapped, three spaced
             mid-tree, Ricky & Lucy - foremost.
Resound of the season - reason
      the celebrants take time for fair Christ.


Premium MemberHoliday Chocolates

Eating chocolate bells until my bulging stomach swells.
Indulging in the sweets which I was given as holiday gifts.
Enjoying delicious small chocolate coins from a mason jar.

Premium MemberHappy Days of the year 2023

    Happy Days of the year 2023

       
      Song of my lone life to sing in melancholic monotony.
      Christmas- meet of Granddaughter this year tuned the song in sweet symphony.
       Happiest days of the year resonated in perfect harmony.

Premium Membergo or stay

 
"as I get older I realize that the best Christmas gifts are found in the heart" Quote - Unknown the day is cold but I want to go out Christmas shopping will freeze at the bus stop but could dress warm- the stores will be crowded . . . instead, fireplace flickers as I sip my hot chocolate

Premium MemberViolet Checkered Box

Jewellery, stylish pens, paper hearts, nostalgic figurines,
Memories of holidays spent in my grandmother's place,
Cherishing purple checker box with snowflakes, praying for same things.


Premium MemberSeptember To Remember

Ushering our country toward vibrant Christmas festive zest September echoes jubilant carols, expressing, “Be blest” Midst triumphant birthday greetings for dear Brother with God’s best*.
(Rhyming Sijo) *3John 1:2 Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth. Our country is known for its long Christmas celebration that starts in September. My eldest brother’s birthday is September 5, and we are always invited to his celebration. September 18, 2022 4th place, "Remember September" Poetry Writing Contest Sponsored by Andrea Dietrich; judged on 9/23/2022.

Premium MemberA Long Road To Normalcy

Coronavirus takes a stab at cancel culture.
       So much for "back to normalcy" 2022; Omicron...
             has put a lump of coal in our Christmas stockings.




Date written: 12/24/2021

Premium MemberGuns Aren't Toys

Stay away from guns of all kinds, youngster! They're not toys.
Believe what you heard in the holiday film, "The Christmas Story;"
repeated over and over ..."You'll shoot your eye out, kid!"



Submitted for...
Guns Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Anthony Biaanco
Date written: 04/21/2021

Premium MemberDear Santa

Dear Santa please bring me good news from all the world; that peace will be the future. Bring everyone contentment, love and good health too. In short, obliterate the horrors, in the world today; thank you.

Premium MemberRing the Bells

Ring the bells of Christmas cheer; let them dance and sing. They’ll usher in such joy and fun; gifts and songs galore. Remember though to share it all; cheer is best when spread liberally.

Premium MemberWhich Way To Spring

WHICH WAY TO SPRING

Confused by season’s regress,
flustered Northern birds flapping wings.

I shake off the polar snow,
my coal black boots where blizzard clings.

Dressed cozy warm like Christmas tree,
A fir keeps me warm in Spring.

4/16/2018

Premium MemberSijo About Yuletide

Tiny grains of sand and silica, swirl across the beach. The travelling tides, wash away, all traces of human life. Every few seconds the beach is renewed; sand castles are rebuilt.

Premium MemberSantas Arrival

Hoof and sleigh tracks, in the snow; The telltale signs of Santa’s visit. Presents beneath a brightly lit tree; jingling bells in the distance. There’s nothing like, waking up on Christmas morning.

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