Christmas Voice Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberAngel's Voice

As the angel spoke of God’s Son, Telling Mary what love has done, Her heart must have pulsed with insight As this child shines His gentle light. An angel soothed Mary’s betrothed Soon, their sweet baby would be swathed In swaddling cloth, this silent night As this child shines His gentle light Angels reveal the birth of peace, With joy that will always increase, So love came to make all things right, As this child shines His gentle light This truth told by hearts who believe, Shows us when Mary did conceive This is love that brings the blind sight As this child shines His gentle light. As the angel’s voice sings of love There is hope promised from above Love came, our story to rewrite As this child shines His gentle light


Premium MemberMessage Received

   Your message comes through loud and clear
      Enough with the Jewish poems, you say

   OK, my friends, I know you're sincere ~
      Merry Christmas! Chanukah's scratched today

Premium MemberA Voice In My Head

On my daily commute
              I lay down my paper to dream
 of the old days,
    & yesterdays ways.

 I dream ,
        of summer sun 
when my life had just begun,
     climbing trees  &cricket on the green,
that the first time 
      I made the school team.

I recall 
 football  with leather boots & ball,
       bonfire night &fireworks
 in the Fall;
   carol singing through silent streets
       paper chains &
 Christmas treats.

Premium MemberCompassion's Voice

Helping the poor, the needy, the lonely 

Is the way love makes one's heart rejoice

For he knows Jesus would incarnate only

If humanity hears compassion's voice!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   15 December 2018

10-10-10-10.

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