Winter Children Poems | Examples

These Winter Children poems are examples of Children poems about Winter. These are the best examples of Children Winter poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberOpen Winter Joy

Icy tufts, monochrome white
Descend beneath cloud cover
To meet the unexpected
Leap of children's tongues.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberWriting is a Lonely Life

           Writing is a lonely life
             Husbands hardly miss their wives
           Children tiptoe past your chair
              Do you even know they’re there

           Seasons pass Winter, Spring
              Summer leaves on a wing
            Step outside in Fall, do not stumble
               Another page in life’s book tumbles

             Put down that pen
                Make room for a friend
             All your ‘gems’ without one  
                 have neither purpose nor end

Premium MemberSpring Break

Like the sun’s celestial smile
Beaming yellow happy rays
Across bubbly lovely clouds
Hear the children at play

Spring break is happening 
Animals seem to know
Even plants are laughing
Blooming in the wind a glow 

Spring has sprung a leak
Everyone seems so relieved 
For weary of the winter breeze
Forgetting Jack Frost’s freeze

Premium MemberPure As The Driven

There’s something 
Innocent, pure 
And wondrous 
About a child’s  
Love of snow, 
Let’s hope the 
Innocence stays 
For we know 
The snow 
Will go!

Premium MemberWinter Haiku

decorations down
little faces at window
tinsel trail to curb


Premium MemberWinter Wonderland

winter found its way
midst icy mists of snowfall
and its bas relief
of abstract patterned snowflakes
to please young and old with its

centurys-old splendor
as trees of lights and tinsel
light boughs of fresh pine
with hints of forest faeries
A wonderland complete in

its snowman sculptors
with rosy cheeks and big smiles
that beckon singers
round fireplace remembering
many prefer the summer









some of us prefer summer
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberWinter Roses

a house of color 
dressed in shades of pink and blue 
and eaves iced with white 

lights from outside warmth 
on winter roses- sparkling 
snowflakes on petals 

standing on the porch
joyful children caroling  
singing in rhythm

old-timers awake 
to the sounds of silent night 
they then watch- with love

Premium MemberOut In The Garden

Parody of Up On The Housetop

Out in the garden flowers grow
but, its winter and there's snow.
Inside the oven cookies bake
all for the little ones to take!

Chomp chomp chomp this is good!
Chomp chomp chomp this is good!
Out in the garden flowers grow,
but, its winter and there's snow.

Premium Memberchildren know crown centers beauty

Anyone who is anybody or has traveled at all in the Midwest
Knows about Crown Center, its beauty is the ultimate test
They deck it out with beauty in the winter, honoring Christmas
It is a December sight that children from four states often like the best.

Premium MemberPrance


     My sister has a long blue dress,
     Mother made mine too,
     And told us not to make a mess!

     Keep our hands neatly folded,
     Don't prance or scamper about,
     Neither of us wanted to be scolded!

     Then Santa and MS. Claus came.
     On a sparkling winter boat.
     It was too much for us! No joke!
  
     First our knees began to jump,
     Then our feet started to pump,
     Both of us landed in a lump!

     Tumbling, rolling down hill,
     It was too late!
     We couldn't stay still!

     Over and over, we ran up the hill,
     Dropped to our knees,
     And tumbled down still!

     Now our blue dresses are muddy and green,
     I think our mother is going to scream!

Premium MemberEnjoying the Sunshine

Autumn echoes slowly fade
As Winter footsteps are seen
Natures spirit tamely sleeps.

Brisk wind whined as the magic
Of the feathery snow spins,
Home warm walls keep day chill out.

Sun's outstretch scattered bright rays,
Blending orange-red streaks clouds
Poise over blue free heaven.

Kids dressed warm with wet mittens,
Looking proud of their snowman
With carrot nose and twig-arms.

1/6/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member- The Snowman -

        A snowy day,
        hurray !
        The sky is blue
        the dream came true.
        Even though I'm only five
        I manages to do a snowman alive.

        A snowy day,
        as sugar sprinkles, hooray!
        Roll and roll the snowball grow,
        gets bigger and heavy, it goes real slow.
        A large, a medium and an even smaller ball
        not a problem at all.

        A snowy day,
        my friendly neighbor helped me, hooray!
        Everyone knows ...
        he must have a carrot nose.
        A snowy day,
        hurray !

Premium MemberSpring Begins Again

As Winter begins to wane,
The ground begins to thaw.
The grass begins to grow,
And the bugs begin to crawl.

The trees begin to bud,
And the birds begin to sing.
When the fish begin to bite,
It's the begin again of Spring.

When the dawn begins to rise,
And the kids begin to play.
As the sun begins to climb,
The fun begins all day.

The people begin to laugh,
As a breeze begins to blow.
When the party begins again,
Spring again begins the show.

Premium MemberSigns

Signs written 
      will turn another page forward
                                to carry on the torch

Premium MemberThe Snowflakes Falling

The snowflakes falling
It spreads quickly down
Scattering the ground
Its the firs snowfall
Of winter season

Excited children
Are eager to play
In the fallen snow
Making snowmen
Or skating ring

Some children make slides
Some make snow angels
Whatever they do
They enjoy the fun
Playing in the snow

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