February Poems - Examples of all types of february poetry to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets on PoetrySoup. Read
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Insomnia welcomed courtesy high test coffeeInsomnia welcomed courtesy high test coffee
consumed later at night than usual
finds me bright eyed and bushy tailed
amply lively to learn
about an American radio
and television personality and pioneer
Wee Willy Weber,
who prominently and popularly reigned...
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Categories:
february, abuse, age, america, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Fruit of Lost WinterFebruary 27th Lower Peninsula of Michigan
One week of true cold and snow is all
This year
Today is the warmest day ever recorded
For this entire month
An ancient age is passing
Winter shorter
To the flowing length of my shadow
Stretched...
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Categories:
bird, earth, february, march,
Form: Free verse
February 29th, 2024February 29th, 2024
Alternately titled: 111th leap year since 1582
the year Pope Gregory XIII world leader
(i.e. essentially paterfamilias among
Roman Catholic flock)
timely maneuvered around calendrical rock
and hard space implementing
viable system tracking years ad hoc
out of sync and...
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Categories:
february, 12th grade, age, birth,
Form: Rhyme
Your SoulToday is the 29th of February. It only happens every 4 years.
Your Soul
By Michelle Morris
29/02/2024
I am rare
I come by every 4 years
Reminding you of special moments
To celebrate them fearlessly
You are rarer
There's only one of...
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Categories:
encouraging, february, identity, space,
Form: Rhyme
February's final bonusA prime-numbered day if years leap
Adds one extra cycle for sleep
This calendar fact
Keeps seasons intact
And discounts our rents that ain't cheap...
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Categories:
february, money, sleep,
Form: Limerick
Too Soon to FlipMarch should start tomorrow
But it’s leap year, so it won’t.
For anyone who wants to flip
The calendar, please don’t.
To women who are pregnant,
If your labor starts tonight,
You have ‘til midnight to give birth
Or face your child’s...
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Categories:
february, march,
Form: Rhyme
Constrained not conqueredFellow prisoners..For such are we all. Our will contained
At the very least, in the body of flesh, our time being as
Long as it takes, for as long.? Or short as it is! Or maybe
You...
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Categories:
appreciation, dedication, february, freedom,
Form: Didactic
- Haiku X 310 - spring sign -
Categories:
beauty, february, nature,
Form: Haiku
Piano
Categories:
february, africa, america, appreciation, black
Form: Acrostic
AshesI swallowed a bug.
Would like to say it was tasty
or tender..
but those I can't remember.
It probably had wings
dreamed of better things.
But down it went
the first day of Lent....
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Categories:
february, muse, winter,
Form: Rhyme
Novus Ordo Februorum
~ Novus Ordo Februorum ~ *
February is meant for snow
freezing weather, ten below
This year the grass is green and...
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Categories:
february, march, weather, winter,
Form: Couplet
Brothas and Cold Weather Don't MixYou don't always hear me complain.
I love the warm sun, the summer rain:
The springtime flowers and the autumn leaves;
But when winter arrives, unfortunately I start to freeze.
I like it when the temperature is 40 degrees,
And...
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Categories:
february, january, snow, winter,
Form: Free verse
Categories:
dream, environment, february, moon,
Form: Monoku
February RainWho are you, Winter Snow?
Where children laughed and played?
I lost my mind in a lakeside tide
Locked inside a February Rain.
Who were you, Winter Sunset?
Your light so soft and warm.
I lost my mind in a lakeside...
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Categories:
12th grade, february, identity,
Form: Rhyme
bear moon
Categories:
animal, environment, february, moon,
Form: Haiku
Specific Types of February Poems
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