No other season evokes such joy, love and wistful nostalgia, and we’ve selected 15 Christmas poems that perfectly capture all those sentiments with a pretty ribbon on top. So bring some literary ...

They want you to enjoy all life has to offer. Eat a cookie for them, have that piece because they are always close by your side and want nothing more than to see you happy. — Merry Christmas ...

Today’s Poem of the Day, “Christmas Bells,” is on every level a better and more ... What is chiefly beautiful about it, he remarks, is that “the belfries of all Christendom” celebrate it in unison.

tech and fun facts all week long. Many of us know and love this holiday poem for its first iconic line, which has inspired many Christmas Eve traditions. But believe it or not, the poem’s title ...

Far from tradition, Moore’s poem contained all the elements for a different kind of Christmas—one that, though relatively new, seems as normal as Easter eggs and Halloween jack-o’-lanterns ...

We at MediaNews Group are proud to be part of this tradition and hope that you share this popular poem with your families again this year. Merry Christmas, happy holidays and may all of you have a ...

Nov. 24—JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Four years after local author Robet Forte's Christmas poem "A Tale of Christmas" was first published, the magical tale can now be found in hardcover print, complete ...

Proud Mother Nature, she made them all. Made some of them short and others quite tall. In green and in red, and even in gold, Skinny and round ...

The famous first line of the classic Christmas poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” “Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse ...

The last line — “Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!” — was also underlined. “A Visit From St. Nicholas,” as Moore titled the poem, clinched the transformation of a Dutch ...