Christmas Tree Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberThe Live Christmas Tree

Tree that murmurs and breathes

Living like humans with leis and wreaths 

One soul in time fated to trek

In a lost world of a living fleck.


Standing strong in the middle of a speck

A white dotted-speck in the center of a dim deck...


Premium Member Teensy Tiny Tottering Tree

Girl elf was proud of her teensy tiny tottering Christmas Tree
The rest of the world could make fun, love was all she could see
She had chopped it out of the forest, taking it from its mother
I will love this tree forever, she told her amused older brother

Premium Membermy first living Christmas tree

I have seen lollipop trees, sugar bell trees, faerie trees
iceberg trees, gnome trees, holly berry trees,
all for Christmas, decorated with a specific theme
I have seen a catsup tree, a taco tree, a barbeque tree
a cowboy tree, a dragon tree, a cat and dog tree
I have seen cartoon trees, and one tree of a specific meme
today I met my first living tree, a, reindeer tree
I wished I had thought of this myself
first I would have to have caught a reindeer
and learned what they eat
I am pretty sure it is not milk and cookies

Premium Membersisters decorate the Christmas Tree

Silver and gold never get old for us two
lovely blue spruce is exactly the right hue
we are here to decorate the tree
showing Christmas our individuality

I am tying on a tiny red Santa’s sleigh, I want my way
my sister pins on a baby doll and a leaf from early fall
I toss silver tinsel all over the rest of it when we are done
my sister hangs a green oven mitt, we are having fun!

memories of Christmases past filter into our minds
we throw other stuff on, junk of all shapes and kinds
Now an argument; who gets to put on grandma’s star?
We chase each other around the town carrying this way too far

Just because we got wizened, wrinkled and old
does not mean we are not still sisters bold

Premium MemberTale of a Capybara Christmas Tree

you have surely head of a cupcake tree
they sometimes have them at weddings said Vee
This was a capybara Christmas tree
it was made of cousins, there were thirty-three

The guests did not mind the rodents on the table?
This concern was queried by my Aunt Mable
They liked it, Vee said. They loved it in fact.
I could not wait to see Aunt Mable react.


Premium MemberChristmas Tree

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		         StaR
		       AbovE
		     Tinsel alL
		    Around ligH
		   Ts and homE
		 Made baubles A
		        DorN
		        Ed A
		       ChriS
Presents       TmaS	       Under
Brightly	       TreE	               neath
Wrapped			       you see

Premium MemberShe is our Christmas Tree

The forest had wanted a Christmas tree forever and a day
The farmhouse had a little girl named Susie Krissy Kay
She was decorated full tilt in style of every holiday
She truly is our Christmas tree, the oak tree said one day.

Premium MemberWarm Winter Winds

Warm winter winds wave palm fronds in the air;
Ah yes, but cold my heart you are not here;
Rain rather snow upon my forehead bare,
More warm it is, when you are with me, dear.

Premium MemberChristmas Tree

Christmas tree seasons symbol
Life of the party.
New year,dumped in a skip

Premium MemberBEHOLD THE ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE

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Midcentury ghost of tinsel past, you stand so stiff, so proud, so chrome~ a space-age sapling, a disco-dome of pink, gold, and electric blue gyrating round your branches, sharp as kitchen knives. No scent of pine, no needles found, just astronauts’ suburban lives. O artifice! O sleek machine! spinning in your silver sheen.

Premium MemberChristmas Tree Cat

 
We put up the family Christmas tree, decorated with lights for all to see. Then, said have you seen the cat ? Within the branches she sat - and all day . . . that's where she wanted to be !

Premium MemberThe Dead Tree

Gifts opened, meal eaten we went to bed There we lay dreaming, strange thoughts in our head When a loud crash thundering I jumped, ran wondering The Christmas tree fell its last time, quite dead

Premium MemberChristmas Tree

A Trois-par-Huit for December 
Poetry Contest-Andrea Dietrich

Stars on top. Ornaments dance and bop. Strings of colorful lights tied the knot, blinking happily as one on the branch, they sought. A kiss of ribbon and tinsel seals the lips spot, ceremoniously dressed for thee. A sign of His decree. Christmas tree.

Premium MemberTO BEING TREES OF CHRISTMAS

TO BEING TREES OF CHRISTMAS

It has been scripturally revealed to us,
That trees are known by their fruits:-
Let’s seek to be as trees of love,
Producing nourishing offspring
Of the onederful oneness
Of our God’s equity,
In the garden of life,
Nourishing the Godness
Of our human equanimity:-
In the onement of life’s being,
As we sojourn in its garden together,
Let us seek to be as Christmas trees:
Forever sprouting holy cones of God’s love:-

Premium MemberStormy And The Christmas Tree

The  Christmas tree stands
Ready for the lights
Then some ornaments 
To place on branches
The  large ones and small

On the low branches
Ornaments are placed
Now enter- Stormy
The blubs  she bats
Slow with her front paw

The low ornaments
They are removed 
Now paws the tree skirt
Is removed  from the tree
The floor is bare now

Now she chews the branch
Shei s nudged away 
It makes me wonder 
Why stormy did this
I ponder my thought

What the reason is 
Her first Christmas tree
I ponder my thoughts
This makes sense to me
It is the first Christmas time 

She saw a Christmas tree

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