Short Christmas Poems
Short Christmas poems are very cute pieces of literature which sings about Christmas. These poems are best way to share intense feelings of Christmas. These small expressive lines can be written on greeting cards, e-mail greetings and kids can wish their relatives by reciting short Christmas poems. These poems fill the heart with joy, happiness and spread the message of tolerance and brotherhood across the world.
Let us share some cute short Christmas Poems.
Let Every Day Be Christmas
Christmas is forever, not for just one day,
for loving, sharing, giving, are not to put away
like bells and lights and tinsel, in some box upon a shelf. The good you do for others is good you do yourself.
- by Norman W. Brooks
A Song Was Heard At Christmas
A song was heard at Christmas
To wake the midnight sky:
A saviour's birth, and peace on earth,
And praise to God on high.
The angels sang at Christmas
With all the hosts above,
And still we sing the newborn King
His glory and his love.
- by Timothy Dudley-Smith
'Twas the night before Christmas
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature was stirring-not even a mouse:
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.
- by Clement C. Moore
Christmas Past
Each Christmas I remember
The ones of long ago;
I see our mantelpiece adorned
With stockings in a row.
Each Christmas finds me dreaming
Of days that used to be,
When we hid presents here and there,
For all the family.
Each Christmas I remember
The fragrance in the air,
Of roasting turkey and mince pies
And cookies everywhere.
Each Christmas finds me longing
For Christmases now past,
And I am back in childhood
As long as memories last.
- by Carice Williams
A Christmas Wish
I'd like a stocking made for a giant,
And a meeting house full of toys,
Then I'd go out in a happy hunt
For the poor little girls and boys;
Up the street and down the street,
And across and over the town,
I'd search and find them everyone,
Before the sun went down.
- by Eugene Field
