Frigid Poems | Examples

Premium Member FRIGID BITTER ATTITUDE SMUTTED WOMAN-

FRIGID BITTER ATTITUDE SMUTTED WOMAN-

Wintry mix soul of emotion--
lack of compassionate no-show;
...So she was winter crisp chilling,
stony unsympathetic heart'

Disposition mean ice-queen part;
Your cold, responsiveness lacking; 

2/11/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©

Premium Member Muskoxen and Yaks Like Frigid Weather

Muskoxen and yaks can survive
In frigid weathers that kill most who are alive
Minus forty degrees is okay with them
They like icicles on their chin

Premium Member Frigid

Cold wins blow across
My weary bones
Feathered icicles 
Hanging high above home
Downey woodpecker
Eating a suet mix
Nature’s inadequacy 
For a protein fix
Cats watch behind 
Glass doors
Phantasms erupt
On litter laden floors 
Feathered shadows
Creeping in my door 
Sultry winter 
Crystal icicles
Creatures on my floor
Warming sun
Shrinks the creatures range
Infatuation of darkness 
Mentally so strange


frigid the journey

.

        this tour
            trip
        excursion
mine nipples pointed
            az
           hers
   at the bottom uv
        thuh pool
           early
          Spring

 I would have hiked
            but
 would have missed
         the view

Premium Member Balmy Or Frigid


It's moderating, yee haw it's warming a bit
Finally it's getting above zero
Just a while ago thought 50 was freezing
Now it's balmy from a few days ago

In comparison temps can feel warm or cold
Depending on what we're accustomed to
50 can feel downright damn balmy or frigid
Really not much us guys can do

Go with the flow, that's what I always say
At 50 in the fall wear a coat
At 50 in spring strip down to your underpants
Coz 50 is balmy, no joke

So there you have it, that's my take on things
Humans are hard to comprehend
Hard to try to figure us modern guys out
It'll drive you around the bend

Premium Member Frigid No More

Fidget, the midget
     paid Bridget a visit ~
       Soon his digit was rigid


Premium Member In the Frigid Blue

 

Three chickadees on a branch
huddle together in the winter cold
they fluff up their feathers
one has his head tucked sleeping
two look about as the wind blows 
beyond, the sky is frigid blue

The Frigid Finch

I Silently sipping the last limping remains of wine
within the crumbling confines of my glass.
guiltlessly glistening in the amorous arms of evergreen.
Lonesomely, my eyes lift themselves
up from my blackened
blue brass bottle of bitterness
and gradually grows aware
of the arid aristocratic atmosphere.
Lustered with the luminous larks
who lurk within the numbing neon
nature of the iridescent nightlife.
But among these unfruitful flocks
feebly flutters the faint fanciful feathers of the frigid finch.

Who still sternly staggers his weakened way through the
world’s wishful
word woven woodlands of what if towards the eternally
terminal edge
of mortality.
In search of an answer
patiently perched upon the topic of
what light lingers within the relieving realms of truth.

Premium Member A Frigid Winter Morn

It's winter as I view the merging between night and dawn
Frosted dew crunches underfoot as I stroll across my lawn
Around me the world is hushed and a fading star still shines
Virgin snow fell overnight, settling like blankets on the pines

I glimpse pale light on the horizon this frozen January morn
Shadows are being cast over the hills as another day is born
A spectrum of pastels is painting the sky in such colorful array
The sun's golden beams resemble swords making way for day

On a morning walk, my breath turns into mist in the frigid air
There are paw prints in the snow, and tree branches are bare
Water slowly drips from icicles beneath each gabled dormer
A hearth fire beckons me inside where it will be much warmer



January 13, 2023
12 Lines of Rhyme - Winter Nature Themed Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin

Premium Member Frigid Heart

Hell 
no,
false claim;
Could not be 
farther from the truth;
You think you make my heart frigid? 
That’s how I know that you were not looking in my eyes;
The fire was too much so you made an excuse don’t blame me for the ice around your heart.

Frigid In December

The leafless woods,
frigid in December 
Allowed me in,
Like a needle in a haystack,
Just so I could feel 
The fondness of familiar love …..
A forest landscape 
Luxurious as the icicles 
That hung thick as steel 
From the trees,
Sunlight piercing each one 
Into a separate crystalline 
Flash of prism light
Removing any thought 
Of a winter void,
So that only the astounding 
Gift of light 
Surrounded 
Any remnant of fear 
Absorbing it into 
The languid moment 
Of a frozen river 
Turning it back into 
The boldness of 
An everlasting hope.

Premium Member The Frigid Month of February

The Frigid Month of February

Winter, at its worst, cold and dreary.
When whipped-up brisk winds quake the wary,
With falling temperatures and snow:
Freezing exposed skin, fingers, and toes.

In a blitz of polar-felt weather
That stymies the ardent traveller;
People shudder forward in the chill,
Trekking along like penguins uphill.

Seasonal temperaments dissipate
In mutual bonds which people partake;
With each empathizing with each other,
When outside challenging the weather.

Winter, at its worst, cold and dreary,
In the frigid month of February.

Premium Member Frigid Frost

snow summits 
air vapors foggy mist
below zero temps

Premium Member Freaking Frigid

Freaking frigid today, wear your woollies
Spring's just around the corner, no need for hoodies
The promise of warm temps
A bunch of outdoor events
Serving coffee and cookies and homemade goodies

Premium Member Frigid Noon

the still black eyed hare
rests under icicle eaves~
birds eat bearberries


12-15-2019
Writing Challenge, December - Winter Haiku or Senryu
Sponsor, Dear Heart - Wiishkobe Ode

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