to those happy days with Christmas poems and songs.
Who can ever forget the all time classic Christmas carol songs like We Wish You a Merry Christmas or Jingle Bells? The image of Santa darting across the snow in his open sledge, drawn by reindeer to fill our stockings with gifts is probably first implanted in us through the song Jingle Bells. The Christmas Song is another popular carol song. It upholds the place of family for us to enjoy the festival of joy and love. The lyrics of the song are replete with images of Christmas, which on one hand describes Santa’s sleigh filled with gifts to the snowy and frosty nip of the season. Some of the evergreen Christmas carols are The Silent Night, whose simple lyrics beautifully describe the night of the birth of Jesus Christ “Silent Night, Holy Night” when “All is Calm, all is Bright.” Joy to the World, and Away in a Manger are some of the other most celebrated of the Christmas songs.
It is through Christmas poems, that the essence of Christianity is implanted in us. There are Christmas poems for children, which talk about their dear old Santa or their demands or expectations from their friends. Jennie D. Moore’s To Santa Claus is one such poem. Besides this, there are religious Christmas poems, which drive home the meaning of commemorating the birth of Jesus. Bethlehem and Cavalry, The Three Kings and Nativity Song are some of the religious poems. Christmas poems are there to greet your friends, reciprocate your love to your beloved, or inspire you in this season of rejuvenation.
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