Snow Alliteration Poems | Examples
These Snow Alliteration poems are examples of Alliteration poems about Snow. These are the best examples of Alliteration Snow poems written by international poets.
Whistling through forests grey and darkening
Warning night hunters back to hiding
Wind as violin on ice branches crying
Whipping from trunk stiff limbs knocking
Weak pines roots from ground unearthing
Whirlwind dance broken life bouncing
With soft snow peaks and angles rounding
Walking through cracks with ice teeth biting
While shoeless blue dreams on never ending
Warm white sands are running
When Terri the Turtle and Henry the Hare
joined Gary the Gator at the fabulous fair,
they ate tasty green taffy, chili cheese dogs and fries,
cotton candy, and snow cones. Then, to their surprise,
they saw Larry the Lion and Shelton the Sheep
having fun on the bumper cars, honking~~~Beep, Beep!
They all rode the roller coaster and the Cruisin’ Carousel;
then they went to win prizes and did really well.
They won tall teddy bears and boxes of bubble gum.
They were having a great time, so glad they had come.
It got late. They’d grown tired, and their money was spent.
With piles of fine prizes, to their homes they all went.
One sunny morning sweet small Sue sees sitting up,
in a sapling a songbird is seated on silky flower cup.
It’s a scarlet vested slim and shy swirling Robin,
she sighs sad, “so long your show I haven’t seen”.
“Skipping winter snow I soar, my swift wings I spin”,
small Robin sings, “for you scenic spring sends me in”.
At sunrise the Robin sprints on the spray of sun ray,
Sue strides on surge of joy, so it shines her smiling day.
Freddy Farkle, fumbling forecaster for Forestville,
friggin' fudged Friday forecast....fair?!
first florid felicitous, falling flurries followed,
froze flowers, foiled!
faraway farmhouse, furrowing farmland,
frigid fanny, furious, frustrated,
frumpy, frazzled!
furry forest friends furnished flannel frock,
finding Freddy's fails funny, frivolity,
fortunately frequent fallible forecasts
found Freddy flying faraway,
fallaciously forecasting for fermented folks!
Where frosty flurries flourish
Sailing silver clouds stop,
Driving drips do nourish
Where would-be rains drop
Above a timbered tundra land
Laden lumber under showy snow,
Pretty piles of icy inches expand
Wild winter winds bellow below
A bathing beauty became the birch
And diamond bubbles graced her lap,
Sparkling clean, crested a new perch
Was on her head a shower cap
The pungent pine no longer evergreen
With cones of vanilla like ice cream,
Veiled in volumes of a scene serene
Frosty flurries flourish a January dream.
Chicken Chuck Chiggers chose chances of Chow
Changing curly curd curiosities that happened now
Clamping clogging cleats, classifying clones of mad cow
Colorado’s colorful colonists commanding condos of wow
Crusty cramped crullers creeping in craggy crevasses so
Crispy cartooned crestfallen consonants following below
Caroling cartons carefully consternating as catfish grow
Christmas card carolers confusing craggy-topped snow.
Confusing collars commanding colorized classification
Creating confident compact colonel’s consternation
Colliding converse comparisons in curious colorization
Commanding calendars corduroy in cellophane colonization
Autumn first of all to fall for winter's sprawl
Snuggling and warm inside
Winter's storm bellowing blustering boasting
Snow deepening by the hour.
Once snow melts then comes spring
All will bud of everything.
Spring is a special season
Sensationally satisfactional growing
Going to be a living wonder. Days of
Icy escapes be gone.
Lively spring falling for summer
On this day we will count the
Time to summer's dawn deliriously
Delicately delightful Dandelions daisies
Daffodils especially Excellently essentially
Exciteful.
A PLEASANTLY MAGNIFICENT THING
September sings her thrills with chills and frills
her fondest farewell to salty Summer
her eager embrace of advancing Autumn
her seduction of fragrant foliage
September sings her brilliance with dissilience and resilience
her welcoming winds before snowy storms
her prudent planning the sowing season
her abrupt dramatic departure
September sings her goodbyes with sighs and cries
her trees tossing in the growing gusts
her prismatic palette creating cozy colors
her grief at her dismissive death
sugary stardust
sprinkles
sparkling
silent slopes
swirling
stone-cold
shivering
dreams drift
under icy moon’s eye
November 29, 2020
To aid the celebration’s overindulgence
of snow and damp, sugar and fat,
serve a cornucopia of felicitous fiber
and its vitamin rush—
whirligig of walnuts and crisp cranberries,
Honeycrisp apples and wild red strawberries,
spring mix sprinkled with balsamic and fig.
Give a fig* about your friendships and figure.
Strap on boots, tread through snow and ice.
Make nice with muscles and joints,
your neighbors.
Share the bounty of your colorful heritage.
Stay in shipshape form as you celebrate.
To Savor Silence – silken snow;
to scrawl my words, and yet to be sedate . . .
then scatter them to sky to scintillate
as stars that shimmer in a fireworks show.
To seize each sacred second – not to stray.
Once inside of silence, why slip away?
Embracing solitude, I take it slow.
The treetops tremble as brisk breezes blow
bare branches, tap, tap, tapping, to their beat.
Spring starts showing signs that Winter will go
slip-sliding away, and accept defeat;
while transforming ice into soggy snow.
And Spring's fresh fragrance smells so sugar-sweet,
summoning snowdrops and tulips to grow.
~Silent snow storms suddenly spotless snow supplies smoothly sleighs falls
2/21/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Fifteenth minute ~ before midnight
First snowflake fell ~ so bright and white
'Fore the bell ~ rung Franklin Square
Filled speckled white ~ in breezy air
Five trillion flakes ~ cov'rn the ground
Flowing still ~ hoov'rn around
For twelve more hours ~ tic-tock, tic-tock
Flurries fell ~ 'round the clock
Strong snow seems smartly;
Slushy snow ploughs seriously;
Soft snow sleighs swimmingly;
2/17/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2021