Frostiness Poems | Examples


Anything You Need

Jamie cussed the weather, 

there was black ice on the road outside,

she told her husband 

"If it doesn't get better 

We're gonna freeze to death tonight"

The wind was howling louder than she'd 

ever heard in her life, as if trying to mock her,

& that frostiness sliced like a knife

Her husband went to bring in some fresh firewood, they sparked it up and soon the warmth was feeling oh,so good 

She said "Thank you for going out, and doing that for me"

Her husband said, "You know I've always got your back, I'll do anything you need."

By: J.N.R Dutton
Categories: frostiness, life, love, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Memberwishing for snow

wishing for snow
Light grayness of the sky brings a needed coolness
Sprinkle of snow gives me a preview of November.
I yearn for more, loving the frostiness of December.

november gray sky
a startling frostiness
Categories: frostiness, grandmother, grandson,
Form: Haibun


Premium MemberOur Gorgeous Snow Queen

We revere our gorgeous snow queen 
She wears her ethereal regalia with purpose 
Many people shy away, totally intimidated
It is snow queen’s plan, for her heart is fragile
She has been terribly hurt; you can tell by her eyes. 
She is now purposefully frosty and standoffish,
So people will not take advantage of her giving nature. 
Snow queen is hoping to never have her heart broken again
Not only by lovers, but by acquaintances and colleagues
Who take advantage of a woman who is generous and kind
Snow queen’s family and best friends see past her façade.
Sad, but understanding why she has had to build walls of ice, 
She forms a glistening sight, enhancing winter’s diamond-like aura. 
Snow queen wears her frostiness with jewelry like majesty.  
Keeping her heart safe, so no one can hurt her any more.
Categories: frostiness, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberDecember Light

In frostiness of December, crystal snowflakes enthrall,
It's a month I long remember, coming after colors fall,
A season of love and magic, when hope's everywhere,
As vivid lights and twinkling stars, together fill the air!


Written on 11/14/2021
For: November or December Quatrain Poem Poetry 
Contest
Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger
Categories: frostiness, christmas, december, jesus, light,
Form: Quatrain

Cadaver

CADAVER
(a philosophical dissection)

Dissection hall-bedding the dead,
The air thick with formalin,
Moving blades, dissecting-
The stillness in front.
Frostiness of death, biting-
The warmness of breathes!

Cadavers at peace,
Motionless and still,
Dead and fighting to decay,
Naked bodies-
With veiled existence!

I wonder,
If the dead had left some stories to tell,
Tales that neither made the pages of story books,
Nor been recited at bed sides.

If the dead had some songs to sing,
Melodies that neither echoed in the stars,
Nor rolled-down with the rains.

The untold stories and the unsung songs,
Can never be dissected out,
No matter how sharp the blades are!
Categories: frostiness, death, emotions, how i
Form: Verse


Premium MemberI Keep My Counsel

I keep my counsel
Secrets hidden from others
With open eyes
Looking interested
Too open they think
Yet slammed shut
Tightly and with good reason
Trusting no one

I appear invincible and self-confident
Listening to their secrets
Telling no one
Understanding their frostiness
Wearing them down without trying
For their sadness recognizes mine
Still I do not share
Trusting no one
Categories: frostiness, psychological, self, trust,
Form: Free verse

Men Die, Time Dies Faster

MAN;

I was all doom and gloom in the zoom 
when the past second died,
A man surely has kicked the bucket
I was told, but I shan't believe
If so, when will I give up the ghost?

    Fear;
This one is less romantic, young me
which mob will moan me- then let's all die
If not, its just me - on a beach.
This laudable slayer, I desecrate not
I yearn for your empathy, eh, less pity on me

   Time;
   your dear friend  and his frostiness
I feel more sympathetic, I feel your pain.
Your kin and kindreds, all gone - just the fierce
and yourself to mend the rest.
History is fisty, misery is misty

  And Death;
    fie upon you amid all good 
mirth you haven't given, some you've taken,
When all hope is done, you we shall demand of.
To me, guffaw not, for all you have not 
Your soullessness is beleaguered, immortality renders you unhinged
Categories: frostiness, bereavement,
Form: I do not know?

Winter Iv

sunlight's rapiers
scale the ice from blades of grass -
flaking frostiness
Categories: frostiness, seasons, sunshine, winter,
Form: Haiku

The Snowy Trail

Where does the snowy trail lead,
to a trapper's cache by the frozen river
or to a warm cabin glowing with embers,
this is the path that the handsome wolf
and its wiry neighbor the fox both follow,
stealthily searching for food to fill their
empty and cold stomachs.

A writer's trail is snowy at times
as the hunger trail of the wild,
which leads over steep hills winding its way
through the meadows of icy stillness,
bypassing a frozen pond where some
majestic moose carefully tread
while their nostrils flare from 
winter's frostiness.

The trail is exhaustive to climb and food is scarce
but the untamed denizens reach their goal
as the ravenous writer who does not give up
and follows his or her dream.
Categories: frostiness, analogy,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberCoolness

Coolness

Sublime coolness
How I missed you
Flowing into the house
Your feathery touch
Brushing my face
Lifting spirits

Coolness
Filling the body’s vacuum
Inhaling and
Exhaling too
Breathing you in
Letting you go
Chest rising and falling

Walking through coolness
Arms cut the air
They displace it
Then place it
In a basket
Like fruit
Stored against winter’s hunger

Licking at air’s coolness
As it flows over and under
Like a kitten’s tongue
Lapping the milk’s sweetness
Or a child’s energetic gorging
Of a cone’s silkiness
Whether vanilla, strawberry or chocolate

Coolness
Not yet coldness
Nature’s balm
Building a nest with the
Thinnest of sticks
Insulating, protecting from
Winter’s frostiness


KDK

100th version
Categories: frostiness, beauty, body, cool, emotions,
Form: Free verse

Winter Habituate

Reminds of folks frostiness,
Blanketed dismissal grown,
But snow can become a man,
Lower element.


6th November 2015
Categories: frostiness, life, nature, sad, seasons,
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium MemberPeanut Buster Parfait

oh delicious, thick, gooey, rich and layered hot fudge,
      And loads of peanuts on the bottom and layered to the top;
Finished with silky whipped cream and more fudge,
           Eight inches tall with mounds of soft vanilla ice-cream.

Oh the rich melting hot fudge mingling and dripping,
      So sweet and ridiculously good on a sizzling summer day;
A treat to-die-for, so heavenly yummy and decadent,
           Of course after, you may need a little nap to recover.

Oh and dream and dream of that cold velvet ice-cream,
      Divine, exquisite, delightful, the frostiness swirling within;
Such a vision, and a beautiful desire that must be fulfilled,
             I find myself saying, Peanut Buster Parfait, please.                        


______________________
September 19, 2015

Verse

For the contest, All That Melts In Your Mouth, sponsor, Olive Eloisa Guillermo   

First Place
Categories: frostiness, cool, food, sweet,
Form: Verse

Frigid Air

the frigid air snaked across

     my skin and left it tingling
  
       with frostiness

the windchill scoffed at me

    with it's hautiness as the air

swirled around me

  I seek shelter and refuge

    from the intensely

 frigid elements
Categories: frostiness, imagination, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form: Haiku
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