Christmas Love Poems for Partners
These poems celebrate the deep, personal love shared between two people during the Christmas season. They reflect romantic affection, joy, and the special connection that makes the holidays even more meaningful when spent with a loved one.Poet: Julie Hebert
Peace, joy, and love,
Is what I wish for you.
On this Christmas morning,
When we are together just us two.
I’d make this Christmas perfect,
If I could for you.
You deserve the very best Christmas,
Because I love that's so true!
Poet: C. A. Lynch
Beneath the glow of twinkling lights,
Our hearts align on silent nights.
The world feels still, the snowflakes fall,
But in your arms, I have it all.
Your laughter warms the winter air,
A love so deep, beyond compare.
Together, we make the season bright,
My Christmas joy, my guiding light.
Poet: Alice R. Taggert
The frost and snow of mistletoe.
The warmth of holly berry.
These I combine, O lady mine,
To make thy yule-tide merry;
And shouldst thou learn, sweet, to return
My love, nor deem it folly,
Twined in thy hair the snow fruit wear.
And on thy breast the holly.
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Religious Christmas Poems About Love
In these poems, the focus shifts to the divine and spiritual aspects of Christmas. They explore the love of God and the birth of Jesus, highlighting themes of redemption, grace, and the profound significance of Christ's arrival on Earth during this holy season.Poet: C. A. Lynch
In humble silence, we gather tonight,
Underneath the stars, a guiding light,
A newborn hope within a manger's keep,
The promise of salvation, gently seeps.
With hearts adorned in earnest prayer,
We seek redemption, free from despair.
Religious hymns ignite our souls' embrace,
Christmas whispers grace; God's love we trace.
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Religious Christmas Poems
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Poet: C. A. Lynch
God's love embraced this world so wide,
He sent His Son, our precious guide.
In Bethlehem, a humble manger stall,
Jesus was born, to save us all.
With open arms, His love does shine,
A gift of grace, so divine.
At Christmas time, let's joyfully proclaim,
God's love for us, in Jesus' name.
Poet: C. A. Lynch
In a humble manger, a star shining bright,
The birth of Jesus, a holy night.
A gift from heaven filled with grace,
A Savior was born, in this sacred space.
Angels sing, their voices soar,
Announcing the news, forevermore.
We celebrate His birth with joy and praise,
The blessed arrival of love's purest rays.
Merry Christmas, as we gather near,
To honor Jesus, with hearts sincere.
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Christmas Love and Goodwill for All
These poems encompass a broader sense of love, focusing on kindness, goodwill, and the spirit of generosity that is central to the Christmas season. They emphasize the importance of love and joy shared with family, friends, and neighbors, bringing people together in harmony and peace.Poet: Julie Hebert
I have many ways to share my joy,
For this season of joyful thoughts.
I can write in a card, email, or text,
This world gives us many spots.
My wishes to you at this festive time,
Is for you to feel all this joy.
Feel the love that surrounds you from family and friends,
And the happiness from receiving a toy.
No matter how you receive your Christmas wishes,
May you be grateful for every one.
May you be thankful for the time they took to write,
Even if they don’t write you a ton.
Sometimes the craze of Christmas,
Blinds us from gratefulness.
It turns us into Scrooges and Grinches,
Leaving only hatefulness.
So during this Christmas season,
Make love a priority.
If we all do our part,
Christmas love will be the majority.
Merry Christmas Wishes
Poet: C. A. Lynch
Beneath the starry, wintry skies,
A warmth of love and kindness lies.
In every heart, a light is born,
To heal, to give, through Christmas morn.
It’s not just gifts or cards we share,
But tender moments, love, and care.
A season’s glow, so pure, so bright,
Unites us all on this holy night.
Poet: Unknown
Hark! the Christmas bells are ringing -
Ringing through the frosty air -
Happiness to each one bringing.
And release from toil and care.
How the merry peal is swelling
From the gray old crumbling tower,
To the simplest creature telling
Of Almighty love and power.
Ankle-deep the snow is lying.
Every spray is clothed in white,
Yet abroad the folk are hying.
Brisk and busy, gay and light.
Now fresh helps and aid are offered
To the aged and the poor.
And rare love exchanges proffered
At the lowliest cottage door.
Neighbors shaking hands and greeting,
No one sorrowing, no one sad,
Children, loving parents meeting.
Young and old alike are glad.
Then while Christmas bells are ringing,
Rich and poor, your voices raise,
And - your simple carol singing -
Waft to heaven your grateful praise.
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