Christmas Poetry

A collection of Christmas poems by Paul Curtis which illustrates just how widely his poetry ranges. Those who have discovered Paul's work elsewhere on Peculiar Poetry will be unsurprised to find examples of both funny and dirty Christmas poems. Perhaps more surprising are the poems about the history and traditions of Christmas - Paul is the author of a prose anthology on the subject - and the religious Christmas poems, which illustrate a respectable character which is perhaps not always apparent in his other styles of poetry.

Funny Christmas Poetry

The selection of funny Christmas poems are ostensibly clean (at least for an adult audience) poems which take a humourous look both the Christmas itself and all the shenanigans - overindulgence, shopping, false bonhomie - which surround the festive period.

Dirty Christmas Poetry

Amongst the dirty Christmas poems you'll find poems that are rather more rude or risque than the funny Christmas poems, but there is nothing outrageously dirty or gratuitously offensive.

Poetry about Christmas

The origins, history and traditions of Christmas are explored in a series of serious poems, which cast and illuminating light on many of the aspects of a traditional Christmas which many of us take entirely for granted.

Religious Christmas Poetry

Thoughtful and thought-provoking poems which focus on both the biblical message and the significance of the festive period to contemporary Christians.

Other Christmas Poetry

The collection of Christmas poems concludes with a mixed selection of poems which encompass a variety of subjects and themes - Christmas love poems, sad Christmas poems, poems about modern attitudes towards the festive period and, perhaps most appropriate of all, poems offering warm Christmas greetings to the world.