Best Sleet Poems
SleetI translated "sleet"
in ten different languages
cold gets through my bones
7/28/2015...
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Categories:
sleet, weather,
Form:
Verse
SleetThough rain in the spring might be sweet,
Something flowers and bushes all greet,
In the winter what falls
Is what hardly enthralls,
But instead is that stuff known as sleet.
It makes all the cars slip and slide
And for people who venture outside,
We get pelted with ice,
Which is not...
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Categories:
sleet, weather,
Form:
Limerick
Sleet Not RainSLEET NOT RAIN
not nice ice
flecks from sky
Winter wonderland sass
lords - a - leaping
hot to cold
way too fast
12/6/2017...
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Categories:
sleet, weather,
Form:
Free verse
Winter Sleet
Winter Sleet
2/23/2022
Miracle Man
Buckshot pellets from the sky,
many thinking I’m the bulls-eye.
Frigid cold they sting my skin,
should I be out, or have stayed in.
Could be enjoying a burning log,
but I’m here feeding a poor stray dog.
I’ll get her inside where its warm,
It appears her bees soon...
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Categories:
sleet, dog, winter,
Form:
Quatrain
sleetfalling snow tricks mind
rain and snow become wet sleet
rainstorm not snow storm...
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Categories:
sleet, snow,
Form:
Haiku
Little BirdieLittle Birdie in the rain,
will you hide ‘til it starts to wane?
Little Birdie in the snow,
do you have a warm place to go?
Little Birdie in the heat,
do you know of a cool retreat?
Little Birdie in the cloud,
do you forever stand up proud?
Little Birdie in...
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Categories:
sleet, bird, cool, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Rhyme
Son, NonprodigalEach time might be the last,
The last I see your face,
Sad and smiling eyes; the last
Your lips mouthing promises,
Goodbyes, eager to go,
Certain of return, sure of this place.
It's different when you're old.
Blossoms treasured that may for you
Never come again, a song...
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Categories:
sleet, death, farewell, mother son,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Winter's StormA crack in the night’s deep silence
thundering and blinding!
I stop to listen and watch
the falling daggers of ice,
snapping limbs, and shivering snow
dumping in clumps from shaken trees.
I slog on in search of shelter,
a windbreak from the bursting gusts.
Freezing flurries bite my face
tingling and burning with...
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Categories:
sleet, environment, imagery, senses, snow,
Form:
Imagism
Nature Mis-BehavesThunder growls in the distance herald storms;
Dark clouds sneaking across sky
They’re up to no good....
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Categories:
sleet, autumn, earth, environment, nature,
Form:
Kimo
Christmas Jingles 2 - Poor Little Bo-Peep Bo-Peep Cannot Sleep
Poor Little Bo-Peep can't drift off to sleep
Being far too excited to even count sheep
Can't wait can she, to wake up and see
The prezzies that Santa's left under the tree.
There's only a few more nights left to...
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Categories:
sleet, animal, care, christmas, girl,
Form:
Rhyme
February Is a Well Learned TricksterFebruary is a fascinating gateway to cool hand crispy, fooling us yearly.
Appearing yearly overnight, when we are dreaming of warmer things.
Covering the earth with her glistening white beauty, knowing we will be mesmerized.
And we are enthralled by her crispy, clean looking white-sheet pureness.
We wake...
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Categories:
sleet, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Steering a Car On Ice and SnowTrying to steer a car on snow
Is something I would rather not know
How to do, for it cannot be done
It is all kinds of weird, none of it fun.
If you have ever bowled in a lane,
Let me make this rather plain.
Your car is like...
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Categories:
sleet, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Second Wind
A light breeze falls soft
whispering a quiet faith
raining kindness breath
along the shadow's caress
dancing with hues of sweet grace
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May 29, 2021
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Categories:
sleet, nature, seasons, weather, wind,
Form:
Tanka
I Am Yelling UncleWe have not had a full week at school for seven weeks.
Our students are pumped, not realizing maybe...
We will be going to school until the cows come home.
Yes, I know it is an Iowa expression,
Being from Iowa, I feel I can use it. ...
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Categories:
sleet, snow, winter,
Form:
Free verse