8 Christmas Magic Poems

These poems capture the wonder, joy, and magic of the Christmas season.

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By: C. A. Lynch

Last Updated: November 27, 2024


The magic that surrounds Christmas, Even the adult can feel it's around. Julie Hebert

Christmas is a time of wonder, joy, and enchantment—a season where magic seems to fill the air and hearts are warmed by cherished traditions. This collection of poems celebrates the essence of the holiday season, from the sparkle of snowflakes to the twinkling lights that brighten frosty nights.

Through these verses, you'll explore the whimsical and heartwarming magic of Christmas, the beauty of winter’s embrace, and the festive spirit that brings people together. Whether it’s the mystery of Santa’s sleigh, the glow of garlands on snowy streets, or the sacred traditions that make this season special, these poems capture it all.

Let these poems take you on a journey of Christmas wonder, where magic knows no bounds, and the simple joys of the season are brought to life.

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    The Essence of Christmas Magic Poems

    These poems delve into the enchanting magic of Christmas, exploring the wonder, joy, and mystery that the holiday season brings.


  1. Christmas Magic
    Poet: Julie Hebert

    Do you believe in magic,
    I certainly do.
    The magic of Christmas is my favourite,
    And many other holidays too.

    Christmas though is my favourite,
    For many reasons you see,
    I mean how does Santa deliver presents,
    Without my front door key?

    Magic, it's all about the magic,
    Christmas brings each year.
    So many unanswered questions,
    Have you ever seen a flying reindeer?

    And the presents, so many presents,
    Who makes them I wonder out loud?
    I’ve heard about these talented elves,
    Santa must be so very proud.

    The magic that surrounds Christmas,
    Even the adult can feel it's around.
    I don’t know if they fully believe it,
    But that’s not going to bring me down.

    Because I know Christmas has magic,
    And no proof is needed for me.
    Some of the best things in life,
    Are things that we will never see.



  2. Some of the best things in life, Are things that we will never see.
    Christmas Sayings



  3. The Enchantment of Christmas
    Poet: C. A. Lynch

    Beneath the stars, a glow unfolds,
    A story timeless, magic retold.
    Whispers of joy in frosty air,
    Hearts aglow with love to share.

    The wonder of snow, the mystery of light,
    Candles flicker on a silent night.
    In every gift and every song,
    The spirit of Christmas carries us along.

    A season of hope, a time so divine,
    The magic of Christmas forever will shine.





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  5. Magical Snow
    Poet: Julie Hebert

    Christmas without snow,
    Doesn’t feel like Christmas to me.
    I know many kids don’t get it,
    But for me, snow is the magic key.

    You see, leading up to Christmas,
    I love to smell the cold.
    I know with cold comes snowflakes,
    That cover surfaces with a glow.

    And once the Christmas lights,
    Go up on every house.
    They peek through freshly dropped snowflakes,
    This is my favourite time to roam.

    We drive up and down the streets,
    Looking for beautiful displays.
    We marvel at their beauty,
    And give them so much praise.

    And on Christmas eve,
    I say a little prayer.
    I pray for a fresh dusting of snow,
    I almost smell it in the air.

    The first thing I do on Christmas morning,
    Is take a look and see.
    I am never disappointed,
    Another magical snowy Christmas for me.



  6. Christmas without snow, Doesn’t feel like Christmas to me.
    Funny Christmas Wishes



  7. A Song Of The Magic Of Winter
    Poet: Emilie Poulsson

    Who’ll sing a song of winter,
    The snowy, blowy winter?
    O we will sing who love the sight
    Of earth bedecked with sparkling white,
    We’ll sing a song of winter, white winter.

    Who’ll sing a song of winter,
    The cold and stormy winter?
    O we will laugh at cold and storm,
    By jolly winter sports kept warm,
    We’ll sing a song of winter, cold winter.

    Sing all, sing all of winter,
    The joyous, welcome winter;
    For winter rings the Christmas chimes,
    Brings holidays and merry times,
    Sing all, sing all of winter, gay winter.



  8. Festive Signs of the Season Poems

    These poems capture the sights, sounds, and festive traditions that define the Christmas season, evoking a sense of nostalgia and joy.


  9. Signs Of Christmas
    Poet: Emilie Poulsson

    Frost and snow.
    Fires aglow,
    Jingling bells,
    Spicy smells,
    Fir-trees seen,
    Garlands green,
    Holly bright,
    Festive sight -
    Hurrying throngs.
    Merry songs.
    Echoing chimes,
    Busy times,
    Secrets sweet,
    (Don't repeat!)
    Stockings hung,
    Carols sung,

    Starry skies,
    Lovelit eyes.
    Time most dear
    Of the year,
    Christmas time
    At last is here!



  10. Christmas time At last is here!
    Funny Christmas Poems



  11. Festive Splendor
    Poet: C. A. Lynch

    Twinkling lights on every street,
    Snowflakes dancing where shadows meet.
    Carols echo, sweet and clear,
    Voices ringing, spreading cheer.

    Wreaths of holly, candles bright,
    Fires aglow on winter nights.
    The scent of pine, the laughter near,
    Traditions cherished year by year.

    These festive signs, a joyful guide,
    To Christmas magic far and wide.





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    These poems reflect the warmth, joy, and love shared with family and friends during the Christmas season.


  13. So Full Of Magic
    Poet: C. A. Lynch

    Christmas is so full of magic,
    Myriad snowflakes twirling oh so classic.
    Cheer and joy I can see it all,
    Anticipation of Jolly Old St. Nick's call.

    Family and friends being brought together
    From near and afar,
    The love in the air makes us remember
    The holy Christmas star.

    Gifts that are given out of pure love,
    Giving us reason to feel blessed from up above.
    Christmas comes just once a year,
    Carrying good cheer and all things dear.



  14. Christmas comes just once a year, Carrying good cheer and all things dear.
    Merry Christmas Wishes



  15. The Heart of Christmas
    Poet: C. A. Lynch

    The fire's glow, a cozy embrace,
    Loved ones gathered, filling the space.
    Laughter echoes, stories unfold,
    Hearts united in warmth untold.

    A table spread with joy and care,
    Memories made in moments rare.
    Hugs exchanged, and smiles so bright,
    The spirit of Christmas feels just right.

    For in this season, love appears,
    Binding us close through the years.
    Family, friends, all near and dear -
    The heart of Christmas is always here.


Christmas waves a magic wand over the world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.


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