Poems for christmas program

Visitors have been asking for short Christmas poetry they can use for Christmas card poems, so here are some that qualify. This is a short Christmas poem, in free verse, to fit in any Christmas card. We hope your Christmas overflows with the true and lasting gifts of warm, happy, forever memories, filled with friends, family, and your favorite Christmas treasures. Among our Christmas gifts Is something we hold dear. We're thankful for this pleasure Each and every year. It's a gift in every day, All the long year through.

It's your special, treasured friendship; Our cherished gift is you! In this christmas poetry, use of the word "home" rather than "family and friends" could make this an appropriate Christmas verse for sending to people who live alone.

May your home be a haven of Christmas love, joy, peace and happiness, that lasts the whole year through. Christmas verses for cards are often exchanged between families.

Here's a family Christmas poem that has a number of applications. You might send it to a daughter-in-law or son-in-law, or other members of the family that is now yours because of a marriage. You could also use this Christmas poetry to accompany a Christmas gift. Christmas is filled with special joys, And the very best of all Is contemplating those dear to us, And the memories we recall.

We often think at Christmas time Of people, affectionately, And we realize how blessed we are To have you in our family.

Christmas Gifts Video : She really does go through nifty Christmas gift ideas. You can't buy them from the video, but a quick search would find your choices to purchase. Christmas card poems should warm the heart. This Christmas poem for friends is designed as a Christmas card verse.

If a single person is sending it, just change "we" to "I. The Christmas season fills our hearts with joy; Bright, happy days bring special kinds of pleasure. We're wrapped in the excitement of it all, The sights, the sounds, the smells, the tastes we treasure.

Yet when we have some quiet time to think About our finest blessings all year through, We focus on our family and our friends, And appreciate the gift of knowing you!

Don't most people send Christmas card poems to friends? So here's a Christmas poem for friends for your cards. As Christmas time arrives, We think of you and smile; Your friendship is the gift We think most worthwhile. The packages are pretty Underneath the tree, But what we value most Is your ability.

To bring joy to our lives In everything you do, Enriching time together Just by being you. The Christmas wreath below is actually about four feet in diameter. A number of them are hung on the exterior of the local mall. Looking for Christmas poetry for teacher? Here's a teacher Christmas poem to tell your teacher he or she is special to you.

You could attach this Christmas card verse for teacher to a Christmas gift. Christmas vacation is great; My time is mine to spend; I can be with friends or watch TV; I wish it would never end. I don't miss school or homework; I really like to be free; But I'll miss you when I'm gone from school; You're just what a teacher should be. So have a perfect Christmas; Be sure to have lots of fun; I look forward to seeing you again, When Christmas vacation is done.

Christmas card words for sweethearts are hard to find, but Christmas love poems are in great demand, so here's a Christmas love poem that you could attach to a romantic Christmas gift. At Christmastime I think of all the gifts That bring me great delight and sweet surprise, But nothing in this world can bring such joy As you do, when you look into my eyes.

And when I contemplate what Christmas means, The caring and the giving--I confess, You've given me the things I want the most: Your love, your touch, your kiss, your warm caress. The Christmas tree reminds me, with its lights That just the thought of you sets me aglow; You light me up from deep within my heart, Because I cherish you, and love you so.

With you it's Christmas all the time, sweetheart. I treasure every hour and every minute. Your love is all I'll ever want because, My life is so fulfilling with you in it. I'm surprised at the large demand for romantic Christmas poems, yet a Christmas card poem with love is cherished.

This Christmas love poem compares the loved one to a Christmas gift. Here's a Christmas love poem from husband to wife, a romantic Christmas poem sure to please. The most wonderful gift ever given to me Isn't one to be found by a Christmas tree. It's you, my treasure, my wonderful wife, The most beautiful, glorious thing in my life. You are caring and warm, in truth, a delight, A most wonderful prize whose love still shines bright. I shudder to think how bare life would be, If the gift of your love weren't given to me.

You are Christmas delights all wrapped into one, And those joys still go on when Christmas is done! My adorable and darling Karl wrote this Christmas love poem for me, and I polished it up a bit.

You can see his photo at the bottom of the home page here. It's my favorite Christmas poetry. For most, this time of year Is ornaments, lights and gifts. People are out to shop, Though snow may mass in drifts. For me this time is different From what others feel and see; For me it's just more happiness Full of you and me. You fill my life with joy Each moment that we share. I'm thankful for time with you; Nothing can compare.

I want to make life good for you In every way I can. There's no better Christmas gift in my whole life Than having you as my wonderful wife. I'm blessed each day when I see your smile, And I hope it keeps shining for quite a long while. So on this wonderful Christmas day, Hope for your happiness is what I pray. I love you a lot, my Sweets, my wife. I wish you'll be happy for the rest of your life.

Love Poems Main Page. Short Love Poems. Sad Love Poems. Anniversary Love Poems. Birthday Love Poems. Valentine Love Poems. Christmas poetry can also wish the recipient "Happy New Year! I made a Christmas wish for you, For a holiday full of pleasure, Friends and family all around, And memories to treasure.

This Christmas New Year poem in free verse evokes memories of the pleasures of each holiday season. May this holiday season leave you with precious memories: A Christmas filled with love and light, perfect gifts, delicious foods, love and joy all around. A New Year with continuing blessings— friends, family, good work, great fun, and delightful surprises. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Christmas poetry for cards is usually general, for wide application as this Christmas card verse is.

It's a Christmas rhyme, and there's a Happy New Year wish in it, too. We're wishing you a Christmas Full of laughter, love and light, With delicious holiday foods To excite your appetite.

We're hoping you receive Delightful gifts to make you smile, With family and friends To love you all the while. This Christmas New Year poem is a true greeting card poem. At only four lines, it will fit into any card. One of our neighbors goes all out with lighted inflatables for holidays.

You should have seen what they did for the holiday that falls on the last day of October. I took this photo there, but it only shows part of the huge display, which also includes a revolving snow globe with a variety of pictures displaying inside, and more! Sometimes these Christmas inflatables lose air, and that limp reindeer at the left looks like it could use some help!

Stars are twinkling way up high. Christmas is a loving hug Or roasting chestnuts on the rug. Christmas is one's first snow And wrapping presents up with bows. I was honored to know this author's father when he was first born and celebrated many Christmases with him and his Mom and Dad. This poem made me remember the wonderful Christmases we had. Read complete story. A squeak on the stairs. Could Santa be here? Better pull my blankets Up to my ears.

The laughter of eternity's children Resides in the glint of his eyes, And his joyous laugh, which surrounds us all, Leaves an echo that never dies. It is seven a. During this Christmas Season, It's time to take a stand. Remember the reason for Christmas, And what it represents. Jesus, loving and welcoming, It's not just about presents. So take this Christmas message , And pass it far and wide.

Christmas is a time for caring, Let's share this message, amplified. Betts Old Santa Claus is a jolly man Who brings us lots of toys, sir; And none are happier Christmas time Than little girls and boys, sir. Have you not seen our Santa Claus, With hair so snowy white, sir? Just hang your stocking Christmas eve, He'll come that very night, sir. And if you watch, perhaps you'll see This friend in furs hid deep, sir. But I have never seen him once I'm always fast asleep, sir.

Let Christmas be a joyous time Let Christmas be a relaxing and happy holiday Let Christmas be sharing of your dimes Let Christmas be love in many ways. This time of year is a time to treasure One which can bring so much pleasure With so much love it is hard to measure. Special gifts to be found And beauty all around With music filling the sound. Oh Christmas brings such joy To so many little girls and boys As they look forward to Santa and new toys. May the world never forget how this all began, the reason that we celebrate this holy season.

He goes down one, comes back alive, And then tries two, three, four, and five. Santa has a wondrous pack, This he carries on his back; From it he takes candies, drums, Dolls, books, trumpets, when he comes.

Near the chimney stockings swing, What to them will Santa bring? All of them I'm sure he'll fill, Make them round and stiff and still. Morning kisses curly heads Lying snugly in their beds, O how quickly they hop out, Seizing stockings with a shout! On the hemlock and the pine, Light the candles, make them shine; String the rows of corn so white 'Mong the gifts and tinsels bright. Storemen's windows all look gay, 'Cause it's near to Christmas day.

Come and look in, girls and boys, Get a peep at Christmas joys. In high towers out of sight Great bells ring with all their might; Hear one, then another chime, Telling it is Christmas time. In the distance, look afar, With their eyes upon the star, Come on camels wise men three, They the Christmas King shall see. You can get me some crayons or a book or anything that is red; We get lots of snow so you could bring me a sled.

Thank you Santa for visiting me When you get here make sure to look at my tree. For beside it, I will leave some cookies and milk for you For the reindeer I will leave carrots too. The spirit of Christmas is annual; the Spirit of Christ is eternal. The spirit of Christmas is sentimental; the Spirit of Christ is supernatural. The spirit of Christmas is a human product; the Spirit of Christ is a divine person. That makes all the difference in the world.