Merry Christmas Love Poems

• May this Christmas be filled
  With happiness in all that you do
  And may this joy continue
  The whole year through
  Wishing you a Merry Christmas
  And a Happy New Year
  Christmas time wishes
  For warmth and good cheer
  Happiness now and in the New Year
  One of the real joys of the Holiday Season is the opportunity to say
  “Thank You” and to wish you the very best for the New Year!
  Christmas Blessings
  Wishing you
  the Gladness of Christmas,
  which is Hope,
  the Spirit of Christmas,
  which is Peace,
  the Essence of Christmas,
  which is Love.
  The star the shepherds saw that night
  that lit the way for them
  Still shines to guide
  all those who seek
  the Light of Bethlehem.
  
• Evergreen boughs that fill our homes
  With fragrant Christmas scents,
  Hearts filled with the loving glow
  That Christmas represents;
  
  Christmas cookies, turkeys stuffed,
  Festive holly berry,
  Little faces bright with joy,
  Loved ones being merry;
  
  Parties, songs, beribboned gifts,
  Silver bells that tinkle,
  Christmas trees and ornaments,
  Colorful lights that twinkle;
  
  Relatives waiting with open arms
  To smile and hug and kiss us;
  These are some of the special joys
  That come along with Christmas.
  
• Merry Christmas to the one I love,
  Even on this day of love for all,
  Remembering the love of one whose call
  Redeemed all those whose hearts his love might move.
  Yet only one love does my spirit prove,
  Chosen in a passion like a squall,
  Having in such ecstasy withal
  Rejoiced in what we were created of.
  In such love do we find our way outdoors,
  So to be drawn to love of flesh and soul,
  Traveling beyond our village green,
  Moving towards the wash along our shores
  As our love joins the greater love unseen,
  Shining with dark passion on the whole.

Christmas Family Poems

• The littlest Christmas tree,
  lived in a meadow of green,
  Among a family,
  of tall evergreens,
  He learned how to whisper,
  the evergreen song,
  with the slightest of wind,
  that came ..........
  
• A squeak on the stairs.
  Could Santa be here?
  Better pull my blankets,
  Up to my ears.
  
  He comes down the chimney,
  That’s how he gets in.
  Santa uses magic,
  To make himself
  
• Mama told me a story a long long time ago not like any that I'd ever heard,
  all about a little girl mama used to know, how I remember every word.
  Seems like a lifetime ago, though I remember it...
  
• Creeping through the silent night,
  Things that move are things of fright,
  Sleighbells never ringing now
  Angels seldom singing, now
  Nothing comes to make their season

Christmas Welcome Poem

The True Meaning Of Christmas

• Jesus Christ was born this day
  So many years before
  He came a servant to the lost,
  Though he was Lord of Lords
  
  We celebrate this joyous time,
  Reflecting on His birth
  Not born in a mansion, but a stable
  As if He had no worth
  
  He came so He could identify
  With the human heart of man
  And gave His life as a sacrifice,
  Offering a better plan
  
  A plan that reconciles us back
  To our loving Father God,
  Bringing hope and redemption from
  Sins ruling, iron rod
  
  For this is the only reason that we
  Should celebrate this day,
  To become focused on anything else,
  Would take the meaning away
  
  So let's arise with joy in our hearts
  And share it with everyone
  The meaning of Christmas will always be
  The birth of Jesus – God's son
  
  © By M.S.Lowndes
  
  A relating Devotional you may like to read, click on
  The True Christmas Story
  
  Christmas Welcome
  
• Under the wintry skies,
  Sundered from home and kin,
  With patience and love in her eyes,
  Mary is journeying.
  The angels keep watch and ward,
  And Joseph is there to guard,
  But – ‘there is no room at the inn.”
  
  No room in the inns of Life,
  No place for Christ the King,
  Through the Heavens with joy are rife,
  Where worshipping angels sing,
  In palace, and street and mart,
  In the worlds great pagan heart
  There is no welcoming.
  
  But in far cathedrals dim,
  Where Christmas lilies bloom
  ‘Mid incense and holy hymn,
  And tapers lighting the gloom,
  Where the Christmas crib is laid,
  And children come, unafraid
  His own are finding Him room.
  
  Here the humble ones of the earth,
  The poor, and the sorely tried
  Are waiting the dear Lord’s birth,
  And their arms are open wide,
  And Mary will find them grace
  Who makes for Her child a place
  In their hearts, this Christmas-tide.

Inspirational Christmas Poems

Cherish His Christma

• Christmas brings such a time of love
  Each tender heart holds so much of
  
  Unselfishness thrives, trust is strong
  The purpose to give, send love along
  
  A time of pleasantries, patience too
  Good wishes to all, all feelings true
  
  Thankfulness follows each fine deed
  Gifts from our God, never from greed
  
  Great the rewards that joy does bring
  Like the beauty in hearing angels sing
  
  We pray for our loved, each so dear
  Especially those who can't be near
  
  Many leave home to bravely serve
  All freedoms we have, they preserve
  
  Do pray for our troops, as we should
  And their families too, if you would
  
  Give thanks to our Lord, His only Son
  And cherish His Christmas, everyone
  
  Wish you a merry Christmas
  
  Christmas brings such a time of love
  Each tender heart holds so much of
  
  Unselfishness thrives, trust is strong
  The purpose to give, send love along
  
  A time of pleasantries, patience too
  Good wishes to all, all feelings true
  
  Thankfulness follows each fine deed
  Gifts from our God, never from greed
  
  Great the rewards that joy does bring
  Like the beauty in hearing angels sing
  
  We pray for our loved, each so dear
  Especially those who can't be near
  
  Many leave home to bravely serve
  All freedoms we have, they preserve
  
  Do pray for our troops, as we should
  And their families too, if you would
  
  Give thanks to our Lord, His only Son
  And cherish His Christmas, everyone
  
  Wish you a merry Christmas
  
• May your Christmas tree be filled with stocking-full gifts,
  May your days be filled with people who gift you an instant lift.
  May your kitchen be filled with mountains to delicacies,
  May your holidays be flooded with happiness and ecstasies.
  Have a lovely Christmas!
  

Christmas Poems About Jesus

• In Bethlehem, God gave to us
  The source of Christmas joy;
  A star shown on a miracle:
  The virgin birth of a boy.
  
  He was born both God and man,
  A Savior for us all,
  The way to get to our heavenly home,
  If we just heed His call.
  
  So as we shop and spend and wrap
  And enjoy the Christmas season,
  Let's keep in mind the sacred truth:
  Jesus is the reason.
  
• o many people try to celebrate Christmas for the wrong reason.
  They assume that gifts and greed are the meanings of the season.
  However, only one true meaning of Christmas is ever going to exist,
  and that is the fact that Jesus was born to present his life as a gift.
  
  —
  
  When you are going about the Christmas season,
  for this holiday you might forget about the reason.
  Many, many years ago, in a stable a baby laid his head,
  and this is what Christmas is all about, not the colors green and red.
  
  —
  
  On the first Christmas, the holy family gathered ’round their little baby lying in a manger.
  This child’s life would be filled with great hope and promise but also great danger.
  Eventually, he gave his life so that humanity could live forever.
  For this purpose, Christmas exists, and let us not forget that, never.
  
  —
  
  Without the birth of Jesus Christ, Christmas would not be here.
  You must remember to honor him each and every year.
  If you go through the day without a prayer, song, poem or remembrance in his name,
  then you are not celebrating Christmas; you are just playing a silly game.
  
  —
  
  Everywhere we go it seems, people want to hear “Happy Holidays.”
  People are trying to change us to their modern ways.
  However, in our hearts, minds and actions, we must keep alive the true meaning of the holiday,
  and remember that is the celebration of Christ’s birth in each and every way.
  
  —
  
  No matter where you go, no matter what you do,
  you might be wondering what Christmas means to you.
  This is not a holiday where everyone gets to assign his or own meaning or definition.
  No, instead, it is a day in memory of Jesus Christ who came here to save us all from sin.
  
  —
  
  You hear people say that they create their own meaning for Christmas year by year.
  However, it is important to remember why this holiday is really held so dear.
  Long ago, the holy family celebrated the birth of their son,
  and he is the son of God, the one and true only one.

Christmas poems for mom

• For all of the presents
  You put under the tree,
  For all of the times
  You picked up after me...
  
  For all of the times
  That you tucked me in tight
  And we stayed up to talk
  Long into the night
  
  For all of the days
  I was feeling so down
  And the times that you turned
  To a smile my frown
  
  For the cookies you baked
  And the stockings you stuffed,
  For the cuts that you healed
  And the pillows you fluffed...
  
  For the time that you took
  Off the training wheels
  For the nights that you made me
  My favorite meals
  
  For the years throughout
  Elementary school
  For knowing the right thing
  Isn’t always what’s cool
  
  For putting up with
  Those preteen years
  For making it through
  All the laughs and the tears
  
  For all of the days
  That you loved me so much
  Even during the times
  That I made it so tough…
  
  For all of the memories
  We have already shared
  For the future for which
  We cannot be prepared
  
  For being there for that one-year-old boy
  Who sat in the house and sucked on his thumb
  For working so hard at being his mom
  And making that boy into the man I’ve become
  Look back on all that we have been through
  And look at me now mom, how far I have come
  
  For all of the times I’ll never forget
  Merry Christmas to you Mom
  Here’s to the memories
  We haven’t had yet
  
  Merry Christmas…Love, Nick
  
•  For all the nights you stayed up late
  to trim the Christmas tree,
  For all the costly presents
  That you purchased just for me...
  
  For all the times you tucked me in
  And read me stories too,
  For all the ways you cheered me up
  When I was feeling blue...
  
  For all the cookies that you baked
  And stockings that you stuffed,
  For all the messes you cleaned up
  And pillows that you fluffed...
  
  For all the days you loved me,
  Even when I made it difficult,
  For all these things,
  and much, much more...
  
  Thank you for giving me the gift of your Love

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