Christmas Poetry
Ever since I can remember, I’ve been writing poems. It appears to be a family trait, actually; my mother taught me as a child, and I haven’t looked back. I am frequently asked to write poetry for various programs or verses for celebratory events. I am also fond of using a poem to begin or conclude a lesson or talk. Sometimes, of course, I write just to please myself…to express my feelings about a person or subject.
I was happy when I was asked to share the following compilation of Christmas poetry here at Mormon Women. You can also find more holiday poems on my poetry website.**
My Christmas Card to All of You (a captioned picture verse)
A Christmas Eve Reading (Christmas nativity poem)
A Gentle Night in Bethlehem(another nativity poem)
Beautiful Savior: Man of Galilee (Easter poem that I like reading at Christmas to remind me what it’s all about)
Oh, Come Let Us Adore Him (a personal testimony of Jesus Christ)
Christmas: Glimpses of Eternity (short)
The Bright Lights of Christmas (short)
Got Tree? Got Tree Poem? (humorous)
**Note: Any of my poems can be utilized without charge for non-commercial purposes, provided I am notified by email and all copyright information is included exactly as listed on my poetry site.
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