Flurries Poems - Poems about Flurries

Snow in the South

Jack Frost got me hustling 
To clear my car of excess snow
Bare brown branches bustling
As  frigid blue breeze blows

The forecast was right or wrong
As I sit in the car heating it up
On the radio red Christmas songs
Sing along makes freezing fun enough

I watch a parent play with child
Shaking tree to sprinkle white flurries 
Warm

Driving in the Snow with One Windshield Wiper

Diagonal snow
Glides effortless through
the countryside of the
Amputee windshield
For the passenger side
Has always had a reticent view

Steam rises loftily
From a topless treat
Of gas station coffee
That which further
Obfuscates the scene

Mousey and silent
Each flake falls
Like the wings of
An owl unhurried
Speckling the air
With flurries of tiny
Feathers

If snow is a blanket, is the
Earth a frightened child?
Is there a force, a

flurries

words form in a flurry
bleeding saccharine too too much 
all the crushed kaleidoscope colours
signature pastels and sparkling vibrants, 
a tenderfoot cherry, with little of life yet to go by, 
still art, that one is full to the brim with stitched up wisdom,
bleeds like watercolours across canvas melting messy hearts like chocolate,
la Ingénue’s cup overfloweth with

winter flurries fall

winter flurries fall
crystal snowflakes quilt hillsides ~
lustrous in moonlight

Frosty Flurries Flourish

Where frosty flurries flourish
Sailing silver clouds stop,
Driving drips do nourish
Where would-be rains drop

Above a timbered tundra land
Laden lumber under showy snow,
Pretty piles of icy inches expand
Wild winter winds bellow below

A bathing beauty became the birch
And diamond bubbles graced her lap,
Sparkling clean, crested a new perch
Was on her head a shower cap

The pungent pine no longer

Winter's Hue

silence falls, flurries
damp whispers, sighs descending ~
breath embracing grace







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November 12, 2022

Flurries of Flakes

Piggybacked on a feisty Fall breeze,

November scatters scarlet leaves.

And as foggy breaths of air

disperse like contrails

in the skies above;

flurries of flakes

tumble down

masking

Fall.

Snow Flurries Began Today

A dull day began
With the snow flurries falling
It spread to the ground
Covering slowly the ground 
All over the ground snow spread

Flurries of Snowflakes

flurries of snowflakes
seem to be lighter than air
defy gravity


flurries of snowflakes
living to float on the air
defy gravity


flurries of snowflakes
yearning to reach for the sky
defy gravity

Flurries

falling lightly, soft
snowflakes whispering peaceful
filigree wishes






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Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
January 24, 2021

This January

This January
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Too cold now to snow —
Clouds flee with their flurries —
The birds crouch fluffed up

White Blanket of Snow

Gently cascading from the sky,
Snow flurries build up.
A lawn no longer green,
Blanketed with fluffy white tuff.

A dreary evening it seemed,
For it rained all day;
As cold and wintery breezes
Chill one to the bone.

Hooray for the warmth of a 
fireplace,
To relax and stretch out before!
Read a book or go to bed?
But wait, take a look outside 
‘fore

Flurries

these flurries
scatter about
like thoughts
adrift
in this wind
my dreams
floating by
in spirals
of mind

Snow Flurries

playful and teasing
a preview of what's to come
dancing snow flurries

A Few Flurries

they were
calling for snow 
clouds of doubt
swirled about
lingering
in view
one snowflake
gently landed 
on my windshield 
melting 
like my heart
holding
thoughts 
of you

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