Groundhog Poems - Poems about Groundhog

Does it matter what you do or matter what you say? Does anything mean anything when you live Groundhog Day? Is there a way to please the Gods so that they’ll let you go? Or maybe there’s no point at all. Perhaps...Read the rest...

In v formation loud honking proves geese are back happy groundhog day...Read the rest...

Phil saw his shadow I was hoping not darn groundhog ...Read the rest...

Sunday February 2nd, 2025 Groundhog Day Location: Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. First held on February 2, 1887 prognosticating how many more weeks of winter weather without a shadow of a doubt. Aforementioned site chosen for...Read the rest...

you have confused us tricking us into springtime when snow is still here...Read the rest...

A mild spell in winter. Groundhogs have escaped from their slow dreams. The hedgerow confirms, their wide-hipped shuffling as they grub for vittles. Evening brings one whistle pig to February lawns. Yet the snow will return, the whimper in the...Read the rest...

All weathermen cried, "This just isn't fair," When groundhog refused to exit his lair Because he had heard, Up here is absurd And face this weird world, he's too scared to dare....Read the rest...

Groundhog day 2024 or Forty one days since 2023 Winter Solstice Rather than be a day late and dollar short, I opted to post poem acknowledging the second of February, where eponymous groundhog gets his (most often male) foretelling...Read the rest...

Groundhog promised he would never oversleep again. On February second they sent out the annoying wren. He could not rouse groundhog from his slumber. So Mom and Dad went over, in a wagon-lumber. They made as much noise as...Read the rest...

I feel like it's a consistent cycle that keeps repeating over and over Consistent disappointments from my mother You somehow make your little girl who's not such a little girl feel like a little girl again Consistent...Read the rest...

The date of the celebration (the second day of February) coincides with medieval feast of Candlemas, and its pre-Christian predecessor, Imbolc, a day also rich in folklore. An old Scottish prophecy foretells sunny weather on Candlemas means a long winter. The tradition is...Read the rest...

Groundhog Day What is it they say? If he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter Should we let something like this become a hinder After all, this started as a Pennsylvania Dutch superstition Who thought...Read the rest...

After your butterfly alighted my dreams, I never forgot your kiss, You became the object of my vespers, The refuge for my injured toiling chest. I await your spectacle, your curtain call. Your fragile teasing dance. Like Groundhog...Read the rest...

Who knows just how he met his end? I found him floating in my pond. Swollen, bloated abdomen; the rest off to the Great Beyond. The weather has been hot and dry; the pond: a bit of water there. He...Read the rest...

Since 1886 thousands of people have been traveling to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania every Groundhog Day to see if they’re in for 6 more weeks of winter or if spring is on its way. Yesterday Phil the groundhog...Read the rest...