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Winter Italian Sonnet Poems

These Winter Italian Sonnet poems are examples of Italian Sonnet poems about Winter. These are the best examples of Italian Sonnet Winter poems written by international poets.

An April Sonnet by Andrea Dietrich

I’ve gone outside to sit nearby my tree,
which bloomed this April, and on the first day!
With pen in hand (the good old-fashioned way)
I pause –...

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Categories: nature,

Spring Peekaboo by Susan Gentry

Today, the long lost sun plays peekaboo,
prodding patches of snow to evaporate.
Green tinges on trees faintly accentuate
bare branches with a halo effect in view.
Yawning yellow...

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Categories: absence, environment, light, snow,

Resurrected by Elaine George

So close to death in Winter's cold embrace
Within a frozen dream I lie below
A pristine eiderdown of  fallen snow
Where ice has formed in patterns...

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Categories: spring,

Spring Time by Alfred Berggren

How lovely lies this gentle season's face,
upon the fields and plains that fore were cold.
her sway turns winter scenes to days of gold.
Renewing life for...

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Categories: spring,

Spring's Promise by Angel Villanueva

Her softest kiss she offered me today,
As gentle warmth embraced my longing heart,
But winter's jealous grip pulled us apart,
When cold and icy snow the day...

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Categories: seasons, spring, winter,

The Two Faces of Spring by John Gondolf

It’s early spring, and tulips are in bloom;
as folks come out and shed their winter wrap;
the season comes alive from nature’s nap,
and warms the air,...

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Categories: spring,

Spring by Viv Wigley


Long winter nights left me in deep despair,
aroused before the dawn so many times,
in concert with the mantel clock whose chimes
informed and mocked, knowing that...

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Categories: pain, spring,

Flowers Won't Wither by Subimal Sinha-Roy

North wind has gone back to polar abode
Chilled clouds have flown out on wings of winter
Made way for sunny south wind to enter
Write on rippling...

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Categories: flower, love, spring,

Sonnet For Spring by Daniel Turner

As days grow longer, melancholy creeps
An uninvited guest, which winter brings
It dims the candle my mind tightly clings
Consuming light, from darkness whence he leaps

In doldrums...

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Categories: spring,

Spring Arrives by Frederic Parker

I rest in Winter's scorn for Spring to come
And watch thin sun thrust light on shadows low
I'll wait in dusk and cold until they grow
When...

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Categories: spring,

Sakura Blossom by Franchesca Mia Tortoza

The snow gently falls down from the blue sky,
And down, towards south migrating birds go.
Strongly and harshly does the North Wind blow,
Causing stones, twigs to...

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Categories: hope, spring, winter,

Autumn Breezes by Daniel Turner

As autumn breezes bluster, leaves descend
Parading nature's pageantry of hues
The ceremony is the season's cue
To summon Jack Frost and his chilly friends

Jack signals for the...

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Categories: autumn, beauty, weather, winter,

Winter's Deadly Chill by Isaac Abinante

Winter has a deadly chill
Whereas just six months prior
The earth felt like a blazing fire
Unbearable heat didn’t seem that sweet until
Our toes no longer we...

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Categories: seasons,

Santa's Favorite - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer by Gary Bateman

Santa Claus has travel worries at the North Pole,
With terrible winter storms brewing there afoot,
He knows Christmas is so close and so he must put
His...

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Categories: allegory, appreciation, celebration, christmas,

Lost by Jacob Smith

I can feel it in my nose,
I can feel it in my fingers,
I can feel it in my toes,
My certain end currently lingers.
I've lost my...

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Categories: depression, farewell, nature, winter,

Juliet by Frederic Parker

Beyond green meadows humming birds slow flight
To gaze on beauty as she passes by
And jealous stars dim with a whispered sigh
When Juliet comes and her...

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Categories: love,

Pygmalion's Plea by Gleb Zavlanov

I fashioned my love’s frown of dull command
    And sneer of some embellished, soundless clay.
    From morning to the...

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When Winter Comes by Sara Kendrick

When winter comes there's wind, rain, bitter cold
There's white everywhere from frost, ice, and snow
Bare tree limbs are tossed by strong winds that blowww
Close to...

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Categories: life, memory,

White by Ovidiu Bocsa

It`s peace in the forest, this night…
All stars gathered in the same breath;
The frost`s wolf chatters his white teeth;      ...

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Categories: art, dream, education, faith,

Neighborhood View by cecil hickman

Unimaginable design begins, in such a quiet fashion.
Just a hint appears, shaded, quivering upon limbs.
Which spread quickly, Mother Nature’s chilling whims.
Delightful colors explode, over hillsides,...

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Categories: art, happiness, nature, seasons,