Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve

A Poem by tynamite

It's Christmas Eve, and time to sleep.
I'm active and, excited to keep.
Myself from, falling asleep.
When will, the wait end?

Earlier, before I walked,
Upstairs, the presents lay.
Wrapped, and mysterious.
When will, sleep

© 2011 tynamite


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tynamite
Written for a contest by Chelsea, PoetGirl.

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Sweet, perky little poem, nice rhyme and meter which is nursery-rhyme like and evokes childhood. The use of commas to break up the phrases gives the poem a hyper-active breathlessness, like the excitement of a child on Christmas Eve. Love the truncated ending as the child falls asleep, it's clever, and again, very evocative, and also sort of sweet.

Posted 13 Years Ago


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reminds me of being a child!! I don't want to say anything to despair children's dreams haha but waiting and trying to catch the bringer of presents! nice poem!!

Posted 13 Years Ago


Yes that is Christmas Eve! I just love Christmas Eve in my family, it was the happiest evening of the year! In fact Christmas Day was rather a slump because of what a big high Christmas Eve was for us. Lovely poem.

Posted 14 Years Ago


I like this one

Posted 14 Years Ago


Reminds me of when i waas a kid and loved christmas and the anticipation,
this poem is classic and has an artistic flow in approach built on pauses
and clauses, fully dimensional, awsome job, 100

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on November 25, 2010
Last Updated on January 11, 2011
Tags: christmas, christmas eve, presents, excitement, waiting, childhood

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tynamite
tynamite

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom



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Hello peepz! I write novels and short stories in the "urban life" genre going for the "thought provoking" style. You could call it realism, but even romance and crime novels can be realistic, so I.. more..

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