Is it Christmas Now?

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by Aayah aged 7

Is it Christmas?
Is it Christmas?
Will it Snow?
I have been waiting for two hours already.

Christmas is Coming

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by Milla aged 7

Christmas
Christmas
Christmas is coming soon.
I really want to see see my gifts from the Santa
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Christmas is coming

Let It Snow

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by Aayah Saad aged 7

Let it snow
Come here snow
It is Christmas now so make it snow.
All the laughter and all the fun
Come here snow
You’re so much fun.

My Christmas Tree

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by Charlotte Bagoee aged 7

My Christmas tree, my Christmas tree
I lost my Christmas tree when I was three
I was crazy when I was three
I found my Christmas tree when I was four.

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year?

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by Drew Granica

A cold slap in the face with every opened door
Painful shivers all the way from fingers to toes
Freezing vehicle interiors against vulnerable thighs
Blasts of cold air from the car vents before it can warm
Slush seeping through the small holes in white crocs
Ice preventing lake days with friends
Pasty white skin hidden under layers of clothes
Shorts, sandals, tank tops… all packed away
Drowning in bulky winter jackets and scratchy wool scarves
Deadly black ice pushing cars into snowy ditches
Time consuming work removing layers of new snow from wide driveways
The inability to walk outside without shoes feeling the tall green grass
Forgotten vibrant flowers and intricate butterflies
Depressing sickness bringing flowing noses and aching coughs
Lasting burns after premature sips of hot coffee
Shortening days consisting of school… school… school
Late arrivals due to the scraping of ice-covered windshields
Aching, lifeless fingers after time spent outside
Feeling the subzero steering wheel against bare palms
But isn’t winter “the most wonderful time of the year?”
Wonderful?
Throat-warming hot cocoa after a friendly snowball fight
Exciting basketball games on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Fashionable sweaters that feel like a warm hug
Oversized, stylish flannels layered over snug sweatshirts
Exchanging of presents and laughs with family and friends
Gathering around a table jam-packed with food, giving thanks
Face-warming steam lifting from a fresh bowl of soup
Pleasing aromas wafting from a busy kitchen
Avidly watching Sunday night football in front of a crackling fire
Trophy fish emerging from holes drilled into a frozen lake
Beautiful landscapes of snow-covered trees on peaceful weekend drives
Spending quality time at a family hunting cabin sharing rib-tickling stories
Joyful cheers for the beginning of the New Year
Weekly snowshoeing treks through the new snow with a dog in tow
Soft flakes of snow landing effortlessly on an outstretched tongue
Oh, the joy the season brings
Definitely, the most wonderful time of the year

Christmas

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by Daisy Woods aged 9

Christmas is a time to be thankful.
Santa has a bag full of presents
for all good girls and boys.
A carrot is waiting for the reindeer
Grandad’s hanging up his socks
for stockings.
I’m writing this poem.

Christmas Time

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by Ayse aged 8

Christmas time, Christmas time
it gets your feelings up
I love the way it’s good luck
It sends happy time to the world
No wonder Christmas time
is such a family day

Christmas Dinner

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by Ayse aged 8

Christmas Dinner, however it’s so nice
All your favourite meat
and all your Favorite veg
Serve it up with a ladle
and wish for a lovely thing to happen
at Christmas Dinner

My Magical Christmas

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by Aanya Sharma aged 10

I have a little Christmas tree as merry as can be,
With glistening fairy lights and a shiny golden key
And on top of this beauty is a star so bold and bright,
That if it shines outside it will shame the moon at night

But below all this magic lies the real treat,
A treat for all those children who’ve been well behaved and neat
Yes! Oh, it’s presents from Santa and his elves
Saying, Have a wonderful Christmas and to always be ourselves!

Frosty the snowman

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by Poppi, Eunice aged 8 and 8

Frosty the Snowman was a very happy soul…

Hi Poppi and Eunice. You have to make up your own Christmas poems
in the competition. How about starting like this –

Sarah the snowgirl
Was as happy as could be…