Frost Snow Poems | Examples


Premium Member WHITE and BLACK

      Black and White

                                 Sun to cast long or short shadow
                                  only dense black color to show.
                                   In black night white Moon to glare, glow.
                                
                               Winter enters with shining ice,
                              frost, snow fall, snow flakes, all white nice.
                               Black hair turns white as age puts price.  
                              
    

  Reverse poem
 
      White and Black 
                                         White and black clouds  block Sun : no shadow.
                                        White sun rays are unable to throw.
                                        In day light , white pale Moon not to glow.

                                       Summer leaves by sending rain power.
                                       Black clouds become white shedding shower.             
                                       White hair turns black applying colour.

Frost, Snow, Beautiful Cold

Each naked tree embossed in hoar frost
Branches crisscrossed and snow tossed
Like glitter glossed in ice at nature's cost
Until I exhaust, here I'm happy to be lost

To roam through snow I am just below
Frozen confetti thrown making air glow
With falling faux diamonds ever so slow
To feel the show not watch from window

Letting the cold take it's freezing hold
From young to old, heard stories told
Of snowmen rolled near angels mold
In frost threshold of sparkling snow ice cold


January 18th, 2023

Premium Member Glorious Fall

Bright
cascades
of swirling 
leaves, festivals,
blankets of frost, snow,
Thanksgiving gatherings,
hot cocoa and board games
by the fire, plans for
Christmas—reasons
autumn so
thrills my
soul


September 21, 2021
Contest title: Merse--Beauty of Fall
Sponsor: Malabika Ray Choudbury


Premium Member Jack Frosting

In the bitter cold I can see my breath,
As the snowflakes cool my hot cheeks,
Gently settling in my clothes and hair.
I am headed to the car with a cake.
There'll be a festive party tonight!
My boots glide into the powdery fluff;
And I wonder if it'll ever stop snowing!
The evening sun is setting so very red;
And I can hear the whistle of a bird.
The night will be filled with laughter;
And the evening has scarcely begun.
A white rabbit bounds past the trees;
In a flurry of movement and snow spray.
Drifts now seem to cover all the world.
Though I admired the scene only a moment,
My chocolate cake has been frosted, too!

Premium Member Black and White

Black and White

                                 Sun to cast long or short shadow
                                  only dense black color to show.
                                   In black night white Moon to glare, glow.
                                
                               Winter enters with shining ice,
                              frost, snow fall, snow flakes, all white nice.
                               Black hair turns white as age puts price.  
                              
    03/05/19

Premium Member The Glitz the Glamour the Frost

The whiteness is blue, and wet, and fluffy to the eye,
Even when it is not.
It brings hot sweet cocoa and warm mittens into the memory,
Twinkling with glitz, glamour, and frost,
Icicle magic, dazzling your eyes.
The air so cold, it brings tears to your face,

The whiteness is blue, faerie-magic-like, not here every day.
Snow falls daintily at first, then she picks up speed, 
as there is no stopping her.
She glistens as she waits for you to test her
snow-ball-ability.

Is she wet enough to roll? She brings out childhood memories
faster than most. You remember chasing your cousins, making
snow angels, snow forts, and snow men.

As far as your eye can see, the land is magic, blanketed now,
with a glamour you can only get with snow and frost. 
A reverence she commands, you feel instantly,
not felt during any other season.

The glitz, the glamour, the frost, rhinestone twinkles on a 
sea of white, dazzling your eyes out.


Hibernation

Hibernating toad, 
Look at frost, snow all around
In hole hibernate.

Premium Member Winter Haiku 1-2-3 Or 3-2-1

Winter Haiku 1-2-3 or 3-2-1

cold
frost, snow 
on schedule

days
zero 
below temp

shed
blend in
animals

pond
frozen
fish swimming 

ice
melting
sunny day

9/21/2018

Poetry Contest: haiku 1-2-3 or 3-2-1 
Sponsored by: charles messina

Premium Member Spring Has Sprung

Spring has sprung
Birds are singing
People emerge
Doorbells are ringing

Spring has sprung
Winter disappears
The sun begins to warm
The frost & snow have cleared

Spring has sprung
Flowers do bloom
Hibernated children
Come out of their rooms

Spring has sprung
A time for rebirth
All life… it does matter
I love our sweet Earth

Premium Member Thoughts of Winter

Cold frost snow means winter
simply stunning such a scene
with the frost on the ground
covering all thats usually green

You take an early morning walk
in the crisp frost filled ground
it crackles under your feet
such crunching sound as you pound

The air is biting and haunting
your ears feel the cold nip
as the trees rustles in the breeze
the freezing water just does drip

Such is the beauty of winter
as attractive as any landscape
it's a picture to savour
from its view never to escape


So relish the moment
take in all of this scene
it won't pass here again
nature's way of being clean

Premium Member October Town

OCTOBER TOWN

Trees
The tall, old trees
All must start with the senior thrust of old trees
      that glorify October Town
Well, they are wonderful many and are shapely full
From Ellison’s Point one can, except for Baptist 
      spire, barely see October Town for the Midas
      wealth 
And when the cruel October light deadly caresses 
      each leaf,
Old Solomon’s mines never saw such crust, such 
      rust, such gold
Leaves! – spread band stand steps, glorify Town
      Square, whole town in Persian carpet
Yet, still enough

Ned Peacher walked down to Edd’s drug store for
      a fountain coke
Same store, all round, his gang visited in 44
Walmart nor other chain store had forced Edd’s 
      out
Brill’s Hardware
Murray Stationery
General Store still there, all freshly painted each year
“Change,” whispers the autumn air, but blows quite
      round October Town
Seasons come, people live with quiet dignity
The frost, snow and ice all to be greeted with 
      calm, confident love
In October Town 

Dave Austin

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