Best Windchill Poems


Premium Member The Lights and the Silos

an hour before docking
it was ice cold and freezing
as the vessel like scissors
cut clean through the swell

and the ship’s horn then sounded
and woke those still sleeping
startling the standing
and the seagulls as well

and the door opened outwards
on a windswept and dark deck
as a lighthouse and headland 
appeared to our right

and the radar was turning
mixing mist with the morning
as we looked over railings
still wet from the night

and the lifeboats above us
were secured by strong davits
as we walked round the ship’s deck
to see what was there

and the noise of the engines
grew loud and then quiet
while the spindrift and windchill
danced wild with the air

and the lights and the silos 
of europoort holland
shone bright in the distance
and focused our view

and we stood there transfixed
with our backs towards england 
as dawn beckoned others
to stand and stare too.
Categories: windchill, journey, morning, sea, travel,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kotex In a Polar Vortex

The windchill is 45 below sanity
a snow man has frozen snot
dripping from his 1 carrot nose
but the cold doesn't stop the gun toll
in my sweet home Chicago.

27 dead across the Midwest
Frozen solid in the echo of their final step.
A snow shoveling heart attack,
took out a veteran who did three tours in Iraq.
Still three months to go till the sunspots warm up my soul.

My neighbor kept me awake, wielding a leaf blower.
To whisp away little puffs of snow.
He knows I work the graveyard shift.
but tomorrow I'll give him my happy hello. 
He's on permanent disability drives a nicer car than me.
He's the one who rolled the snotty snowman.
into form even with his bad back.
Clever little mother#%$&*$
He'll never will have a heart attack.

There's a variety of starvation and riots.
Thirteen wars going on at present.
but the primetime gossips are obsessing about. 
Trumps big orange belly and wispy hair...

Mercifully they cut to a Kotex commercial.
It's a good time to coffee up and take a piss.
I've got a very serious case of the polar vortex blues.
Categories: windchill, confusion, heartbreak, humor,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Pansies In Winter

When winter's rain and windchill reigns
I plant some pansies to cheer
Then cold winds howl, trees do tremble
But in this spot, gold appears

These pansies, delicate and fair
Bloom yellow with delight
Their soft petals bold and smooth
Such a lovely sight

The rain dances, and wind howls
The pansies bend and twirl
As if both are here forever
A graceful waltz, in winter whirl
Categories: windchill, flower, weather,
Form: Other

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Icy Blast

Thirty three below zero with windchill
freezes exposed flesh so very quickly.
Scarves wrapped round and round make winter mummies
covered head to toe against the bitter cold.
Categories: windchill, seasons
Form: Iambic Pentameter

What??

Winsome Wendy walked in winter's white
  Wondering when her window box wisteria would grow.
  Wintry wisps followed by winter's windstorm
  Wiped out her wonderful window work.


   Winsome Wendy wanted to whine
   "Without the wisteria, could winter be fine"?
    While still walking, Wendy happened upon Woeful Will
    Who worked without reward.


   Winsome Wendy withstood the wisecracks that
   Woeful Will had witlessly worded to her.
   Wendy's withdrawal, spurned the wishy-washy Will
   Which was witnessed by Watchful Ward.


   Winsome Wendy went to the windbreak
   Which Watchful Ward had wrought.
   Wincing in the wind of winter's weight
   Watchful Ward worded a simple warning to Wendy...


    "Watch out for the windchill".
Categories: windchill, fantasy, funny, imagination, nature,
Form: Alliteration

Frigid Air

the frigid air snaked across

     my skin and left it tingling
  
       with frostiness

the windchill scoffed at me

    with it's hautiness as the air

swirled around me

  I seek shelter and refuge

    from the intensely

 frigid elements
Categories: windchill, imagination, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Old Man Winter Is On His Way

THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF WINTER, IS A SIGN, 
OF WHAT OLD MAN WINTER, HAS IN MIND. 
OLD MAN WINTER IS UNBELIEVABLY KEEN, 
CHECK OUT HIS HISTORY TO SEE WHAT I MEAN. 
HE SETS US UP TO THINK ALL IS WELL. 
THEN UNLEASHES A BLIZZARD FROM HELL. 
WE SHOVEL THE SNOW AND CLEAR THE STREETS. 
AFTER A DAY HE DUMPS THREE MORE FEET. 
HE WILL MAKE IT SNOW FOR A VERY WHITE CHRISTMAS. 
IN HIS OWN WORDS "YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS"
HE DELIVERS JOY FOR THE SNOWBOARDER TYPE, 
BUT AT 12,000 FEET IT'S A FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE.
BACK IN THE CITY IT'S FREEZING COLD, 
QUITE THE HAZARD, FOR THE WEAK AND THE OLD. 
JUST OFF THE LAKE , IT WAS FORTY BELOW. 
EFFECTS OF THE WINDCHILL OR SO WE ARE TOLD. 
DOWN FROM THE NORTH AND ACROSS THE PLAINS, 
WHITEOUT CONDITIONS ARE PURELY INSANE. 
OLD MAN WINTER LOVES FREEZING RAIN. 
IT'S HIS WAY OF INFLICTING PAIN. 
FROM TIME TO TIME WE JUST DON'T KNOW, 
WHAT IS MEANT BY COLD WET SNOW. 
JUST FOR KICKS HE LIKES TO TAKE DOWN TREES, 
BY FREEZING RAIN AND ASSERTING A BREEZE. 
NEVER, NEVER, CALL OLD MAN WINTER A *****. 
YOU'LL FIND YOURSELF, OFF THE ROAD IN A DITCH.
Categories: windchill, evil, fantasy, humorous, imagination,
Form: Free verse

Winter of Content

As I walk along the footpath
The ice cracks under my sole
The windchill cools the ears
And reddens up my nose.

The Winter Sun looks warm
But passers by just moan
As I enjoy the freshness
And view of shining snow.

The winter solstice approaches
Means Christmas lights to come
Against the constant darkness
And smiling Christmas fun.

Coats and gloves and beanies
Keep the body warm
Prolific defence available
Protects from winter storms.

Many regret December
And it's weather that is sent
But life's just a different colour
In the winter of content.
© Peter Hall  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: windchill, life,
Form: Free verse

Winter Storm Haikus

brace for five inches
               frozen forecast repeats “snow”
               winter storm coming


               “12 to 24”
               Weather Channel jumps for joy
               winter storm warning!


               the blizzard arrives 
               eighteen hours of snowfall 
               twenty-one inches


               morning reveals drifts 
               waiting for my shovel's edge 
               to wreck their beauty


               sore, aching muscles 
               attest to snow-free walkways
               shovel stored; wine is poured


               breathing is painful
               windchill at 30 below 
               following the storm


               brilliant sunshine
               crystal drifts of sparkling snow
               adorn my city
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: windchill, naturewinter, storm, winter,
Form: Haiku

Last Breath

when it rained, it came it sheets
I was drenched from head to feet
no shelter close to help affection
feelings drown without protection

next comes windchill down to bone
howling, swirling, on it groans
in my mind I now avow
this is the end, right here and now

but on and on and on it goes
day and night I do not doze
ever watchful and alert
my will now I shall assert

without nourishment it shall die
relationships ebb with swollen lies
it will die a lonely death
sighing with its very last breath
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: windchill, betrayal,
Form: Ode

Premium Member First 30 Below Windchill

Thought  I was blushed

                                                                Thought




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Sensitive man





                                                   Hot flash



Cool


Revolutions repeat




All

   Day



Pm late:


Mirror  gaze


Severe raccoon eyes



                      Wind flash burn





                                                                        Surface returns




01/13/12
7:34pm
© All Rights Reserved
Categories: windchill, imagination,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Snow Drifts In the Mind

Bones growing soft- no summer glow
plows plopping out piles of salt           
fender benders and potholes.
       
White knuckles and black ice
sun shower and petal
nowhere in sight              
ice cubes for breakfast 
polar vortex for lunch
windchill for dinner                  
the snowman is hunched.
Icicles for a snack               
winter has no mercy
there goes my back
but I got off easy
my neighbor had a heart attack        
             
lake effect snow 
drifting on the road                
somebody froze to death
less than half a mile from home.
                      
Dreaming of a summer blade 
to cut through this icy cake          
for saccada songs to warm the shovel
old man winter looks alot like the devil.
Categories: windchill, snow,
Form: Light Verse

Till the Sorrow Ends

S-orrow will surely end, 
U-ntil it's nowhere in sight; 
S-adness of the shadow
A-ims to fade into the
N-ight.

E-ven though the windchill comes, 
S-unshine will show up; 
C-oal clouds will turn white, 
A-s the cold raindrops stop.
L-onely twilight twenty-first of May fades, 
A-n early beacon ascends; 
N-o more tears will fall, 
T-ill the sorrow
E-nds.
Categories: windchill, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Global Warning Dont be Silly

My ankles are grinning
We love the feel of the sun
We have not had her for a month
The last two weeks schools were closed
The windchill was twenty degrees below zero
Today it is sixty-seven degrees and sunny
Global warming? Of course not. Don’t be silly!
Categories: windchill, environment,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member White Broom

*A young man went out for a stroll 
into a remote patch of icy blue Adirondak
It's been a few moons since he was last seen 
they discovered his lithium car at the trailhead
A white broom swept his footprints off the map
They posted a vision of him sitting in the sunshine.
They're searching low and high for that cherub smile
Prayers are swirling like glitter in a snow globe
the ranger whispers about windchill and hope
forecaster says a fresh foot of devilish snow
they postponed the search until tomorrow
They say a cardinal may chirp a psalm
when souls wander into the beyond 
A young man went out for a stroll*
Categories: windchill, adventure, nature,
Form: Free verse
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