Winter Shape Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberCutting Words

                                          

Haven’t you heard 
Didn’t they caution 
I make haters 
Why they exist 
Why they envy 
Didn’t you smell 
their burning flesh 
Did they not warn you tread lightly 
This place was a shelter 
where they sought me 
hoping for my warmth 
I turned it to winter 
encased fake words 
froze vacant minds 
Emanating ability 
scorching paths 
Ignorant ashes 
melted in heat 
Not warmth 
was found 
but fire 
As the  
sun 
am 
I
© FJ Thomas  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: metaphor, slam,


Premium MemberChristmas Ended

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the

star's gone

from the top

of the Christmas

tree, the lights down too  

tinsel packed securely

will winter bring on the blues

remember the joy of the gifts

the delight in each of the children's eyes

so, the tree must be packed up this cold day

memories stored away, a few snapshots, too
t i m e
passes
fa d e d
a w a y
g o n e
Categories: feelings, seasons,

Premium Member Shifting Shape

There’s fire in those eyes
Flames flicker from finger tips
Her voice is forged from thunder
She has such shapely hips

She’s not quick to anger
Still you do not want her scorn 
Her’s is the soul of a warrior
Heaven sent not mortal born

She is the thing of legends
Impossible to understand 
With subtle smile upon her lips
The sky she does command

You may call her nature 
A mother to us all
Winter spring and summer
multicoloured in the fall.

Stare upon her beauty 
Suckle at her breast
God’s offering from the heavens
Is she a curse or are we blessed?
Categories: shape, anger, blessing, body, humanity,

Premium MemberAt The Produce Stand

The
Pyramid
Of purple topped
Turnips takes me instantly
Into the memory of lifetime past
In which a brutal winter's cold caused
Such scarcity that purple-topped turnips were
All the children had to eat for breakfast lunch dinner.

Father cursed, Mother wept, Sister died, but the turnip winter showed no sympathy; nature does not care about men, war, or famine.
Categories: world war i,

Premium MemberGeese

. 
  The
        
 flock                       of
    
  Canada                   geese
 
     fly                       south
    
      to                           winter
   
   they                                  tire
  
  argue                                squawk
 
 disagree                                   how

nice                                                it

would                                               be

if                                                    they

could                                               stop

rest                                                   eat

sleep                                                  then 

move                                                   onward

in                                                           their

jour-                                                       ney
Categories: november,


Premium MemberCup of Tea

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                                    i            m
                                    n        a
                                   g
                      from brimful cup I drink in bed
                        the piping hot reviving brew    I
                        Darjeeling tea in cold winter          h
                         morning gives me heavenly        o
                           pleasure peps up joyfully   d  l           
                             my sleepy listless spirit   
                                 cup of golden tea
               ==========================
Categories: drink,

Premium MemberEmagi Wintry Weather

William.Soutar ' WINTRY WEATHER '


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Categories: poems, winter,

Premium MemberIn This Wild Forest, Unknown

 
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I
am
a tree
growing wild
in a rambling forest.
Each day I reach my arms
for the sky and feel the sun,
the rain and the snow fall on me.
On my branches birds have made nests,
and sweet little birds chirp for a meal, please!
Butterflies come to rest in the shade of my leaves,
and I hear a rippling stream flowing in the distance.
In the winter I go to sleep and dream of bees buzzing.
of the rainbow flowers that will grow all around me in Spring.
I wait
quiet
in the
forest
I am a tree, strong and weak, I have lived a hundred years in this forest,
and have many stories to tell,  if you listen.   Press your ear on my trunk,
you can hear my heart beating. I have a soul, if you cut me down I bleed.
I pray that I will live a hundred more years-  in this wild forest, unknown.
Categories: how i feel,

Premium MemberEmagi Morgan Winter Visitor

Peter Morgan ' WINTER VISITOR'

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Categories: poems, winter,

Premium MemberEmagi Mair Winter

Charles Mair ' WINTER'
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Categories: poems, winter,

Premium MemberA One Word Hiku

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Categories: winter,

Premium MemberWinter Into Spring

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winter

icy, dreary

slipping, freezing, biting

frost, blizzard, warm, sunshine

illuminating, awakening, resurrecting, flying 

spring  

w
   h
e
   n
     kites fly
i
n 
     gentle breezes
a
  g
a
i
   n
s
  t 
the wind
w
h
     e
e
f
     u
n 

Written: 03/07/2023
Categories: art,

Ice Cubes

Glistening brightly edges
Diamond like crystals
Tiny cubic shape
Freezed Ice cubes..
Categories: shape, art, autumn, cool, drink,

My Wish Indeed

 
*
**
****
**
*
There 
is a kind of magic
I can feel it in the air
A sprinkling  ~  A sparkling
A shimmering feeling everywhere
Of joyous anticipation a time for celebration
Though my wish indeed ‘tis for our World in need 
******Of human love and kindness******
***A child was born give thanks above***
*****
*****
*****
Step back a while and breathe
For love is all we really need



Written 4th December 2021

Premier Contest 'Winter Wishes '
Sponsor Chantelle Anne Cooke
6th PLACE

Contest A STRAND (1045)
Sponsor Brian Strand
FIRST PLACE
Categories: appreciation, birth, blessing, celebration,

Premium MemberHer Shape

She moves in undulating beauty, a figure of mystery 
who fully embodies and embraces her surroundings. 
She cradles her arms around the earth like a tender mother
and fills deep oceans like a life giving womb. 

Her fluid lines are as changing and malleable as the seasons
smooth and silky as a placid lake in summer 
lazy and languid as a meandering river in autumn 
choppy and volatile as a torrential flood in winter
laughing and spritely as a flowing fountain in spring. 

She can be unpredictable and freeze into icicles 
can break the will of the most hardened soul
or soften and melt into a fresh spring of happiness. 
She is never silent, for her currents run deep
she knows no boundaries, for she is boundless. 

Her liquid art is as unrestrained as the rains
endless clouds form and bear witness to her. 
She is translucent and at times elusive 
she can never be fully grasped 
for she is the shape of water. 






6/13/2021
Categories: shape, beauty, water,

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