Colder Poems - Poems about Colder

Sonnet 2: Can anything be colder than winter?

Can anything be colder than a day

When clouds of winter make the sun’s embrace

Become a shadow of its former grace

And summer’s verdure gives in to decay;

When snow like burial garments shrouds the hay,

Bleak nature trudges with a mournful pace;

The winter’s gusts make sharp cuts on the face

With blades concealed, as though designed to flay?



Yet, when

First Encounter

Fierce winds blow across the Atlantic tide,
Colder she gets the rougher she'll ride,
In matt'r minutes a chill to the bone,
Few dare sail her northern zone,
Far north the whaling be done,
Colder in account for the miss'n sun,
The currents below just twist and swell,
Above her frozen by a northenly gale,

Sails drawn, busting through crests,
A captain in hope

It's A Winter Colder Than The Others

It's a winter colder that the others
we lived yesterday, never thinking of any sadness;
our winters were mild and we wanted snow
to hug each other closer and watch it fall!
It remained a wish we made by an open window:
wasn't the quite evening a vivid recall?

I stand outside frozen as a lonely snowman
and wait for your warm

And Colder Felt the Chill

That night amidst cries, clamours, din, 
When coffin scandal headlines claimed, 
We shuddered— such was stench of sin, 
Those in snow felt ash grey, ashamed, 

In sullied caskets feeling ill, 
But lay still, stunned, shocked by surprise 
Their valour frost, vain felt their will, 
Frost bitten, battered, somewhat wise, 

Those done to death but not

Colder

She is colder than
Most with emotions.
   With her it's  just going
Through the motions.

  Her womanly ways and 
Perfect figure.
  No hesitation when she
Pulls the trigger.

  Her tan skin and
Dark eyes.
  BEWARE! A word
To the wise.

  Her full lips, 
Her long fingernails.
  She is 100% 
Bone-a-fide female.

Turning Colder

Familiar storm - stampeding, impeding,
drawing in colder days, lighting up
monotone skies, winterizing holiday rise.

Thoughts of yesteryear - their existence
unclear, relegating nonsensical notions,
subjugating my mind - celebrating life.

12/18/2021
Bite Size Poem #30
Sponsor: Line Gauthier

This Rain Colder Than Snow

This rain colder than snow beats
on the lonely poet's heart sadder than
a hummingbird deserted by all;
are his tears less human, less tender
than anyone imprisoned by loneliness?
Hasn't he loved enough, hasn't he consoled
souls in times of solitude, where's his reward?
Heaven was above his head shielding him, and Hell
in front of him tempting his thoughts to steadily

The Dry Ice of November

The Dry Ice of November
David J Walker

There was
 once a time 
dead leaves devoid of pallor 
Were raked into a 
a mound of pyre 
Great heaps dissolved
In a funeral fire 
Releasing the last of
What they were
Into the Autumn air
The scent of 
dry November
from a distance 
announced everywhere 
Then
The cold
	Seemed that much
Colder
And the November sun
	Much less

Colder

I constrict and recoil from the bitterly cold wind
The sun so bright it hurts through the clear sky
Soft melancholy music bounces from the perfect acoustics
And I drink my despair ravenously as I cry
My winter's pain is almost too much today
Profound sadness shoves me violently, 
tearing my old sweater
scuffing my worn shoes
I mutter some passive nonsense

The World Keep Getting Colder and Colder

The world  keeps getting colder and colder
I never knew it hard to be human 
I never knew life could be 
this bitter for too many 
innocent minds
we has lost to ignorance
trying to catch our fears 
while we wither like a 
faded Ross in our illusion
in the garden of fresh flowers
we are down to earth

A Colder Surface In Your Space

You saw what I saw
You saw what I did
I’m not asking for applause
I’m not asking for you to forgive

You witness through the night
And in the hours of daylight

But do you know how I feel?
Even though you see me live

Do you listen to my mind?
Do you see the fear inside?

You’ve always been that light
Shining through the

Colder Than a Snowman

I live in a wooden house
I cannot turn on the fireplace
’cause I may burn the walls
Winter has already come
and the snow covered my garden
and cold froze the neighbor’s water well
I look through the window
and wait for you to come home
I’m so cold and I can’t feel
the blood in my veins
you know, I’m not one
of those

Don'T Be Colder Than the Winter Snow

We met in early summer
when roses were blooming,
and all we thought of was being 
in love more than any other!   

People look at us and clearly see:
what they had once in their grasp and heartbeats,
but they lost it to uncertainty
without the scented wind's breath on their cheeks!

Don't walk in bright moonlight so sadly,
forgetting

The Colder the Winter the Warmer the Spring

The colder the winter the warmer the spring,
Where from nature’s palette life’s colors are drawn—
Though mute I must be in my heart still I sing,
For the darker the night the brighter the dawn.

The deeper the sorrow the greater the joy,
As shadows and sunlight play alternately—
No doubt or despair can this longing destroy
For my wild swan

My Nights Is Getting Colder

I feel like my nights is getting colder...
There's a lot of weight on my shoulders....
So much pain that I can't take....
So many smiles that I try to fake...
Living in a world with black walls....
Walk a little then fall in deep holes....
Try to reach high to see the light...
But there's no strength left to fight...
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