Winter Romanticism Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberCrescent Moon

Twin snowflakes dance in soft pink skies,
lovers who yearned for their garden,
a bed of blue roses and black sunflowers rising.
A cottage stronghold against harsh winters.

Beyond the walls of the warm sky,
an evil presence from Crescent Moon’s eye. 
Envious of warmth and quiet shadows,
it lingers over the hidden sanctuary. 

A pale glow splits the silent sky,
light that burns and hollows the dark,
harsh beams overheat the sacred garden,
dead petals tossed in raging winds.

The lovers mourn what cannot last,
they weep until the edge of dawn,
above them, the Crescent Moon looms over—
watching what it has undone.
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Premium Memberburrrupt'd winter party

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           mine oak
             freezez
          drape'd wit
     thuh burley green
              cloak
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                         the rain in thick drops
                                   deliverz
                                    soak'd
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               me
           "tap 
               tap
          she     purty 
              were 
             weren't she"

Premium MemberWooden Bones

"The forests are in my bones"
I am a sapling small and weak Lost in dark forest feeling meek Old trees abound strong of bone My bones are young they do not groan. Empathic vibes from nearby trees Growing up is not a breeze Am lanky and cold in seasonal air Bones feel brittle of winter aware. Wonderful spring, stretch my roots Feeling of vibrancy is acute Green buds sprout on my limbs Nature has nurtured, wooden heart sings. Writing Challenge - R Form Poetry Contest Romanticism Enter Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France 17/08/2022

Premium MemberA Midnight's Trail

Your poetry talks to me in the moody night
a voice of indigo telling me secrets of pain and love
while Luna licks my ear with impatience for my excitement, 
I begin to walk faster, like a wolf on a scent, your red scent,
following shadows into sounds of howling winter
seeking just one more whisper from your passion
one more paw print in the hard snow of destiny,
will I ever find your lair of love in the cold night
I swear that I can see the copper glow of your eyes -

J.A.B.

Premium MemberThe Stillness Fractures

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      In the stillness of the night
               the black night
     the night where stars flicker
           with bright radiance
when the only is ourn hot breathes
               clearly visible
                 in the cold 
                crispy night

        The stillness fractures
            with these words

    "my love for you will never
                  splinter
             like the winter 
           at Springs wake"


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