Short Bundled Up Poems

Short Bundled Up Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bundled Up by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bundled Up by length and keyword.


Gift of Life

Bundled up package,
Awaiting soils minerals;
Beauty trapped in seeds.

Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 06/30/09
Form: Haiku


Summer

Summer
Bare, Bright
Swimming, Hiking, Camping
Sun, Lemonade, Snow, Cocoa
Skiing, Ice-skating, Snuggling
Cold, Bundled-up
Winter
Form: Diamante

Refuge

A thick smog, none alike.
Where thoughts dwell
bundled up tight.

An intruding sight 
holding its ground.
No longer safe and sound.
Form:

Premium Member Sledding

laughter of children playing in the winter’s snow seasonal delight, bundled up in heavy coats sledding down the steep hillside.
Written December 5, 2022
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Christmas Windows Vi - Sleigh Ride

Bundled up      huddled up
                and
                     rosy cheeked
                my wooly-capped son and I
    listen to the bell-runner's song
                             beneath a lowering sky


Premium Member Outer Space

It's freaking cold in outer space, minus 458 degrees Where does it begin, 62 miles up before hitting deep freeze Most space is empty A vacuum quite aery Mainly hydrogen, helium and some bundled up fleas
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Caroling For Gifts

Bundled up, looking fit as a snowman 
Those brutal cold days late in December 
Caroling to buy gifts for my siblings
I wonder, do my siblings remember  



Nov. or Dec. Quatrain PC 
Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger 
11/15/2021
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Gelid Winter Winds-Ws

Gelid winter winds
are creating drifts of snow
The perfect time for sledding

Trying to keep warm
I bundled up in woolens
And... played for hours in the cold



January 13, 2023
Winter Sedoka Contest
Sponsored by Charlie Messina
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sedoka

Haiku Snowflake

Snowflakes are falling,

white is all around your feet,

diamonds from the sky.



Make a snow angel,

chilly from your head to toe,

a winter imprint.



bundled up so well,
\
head home to have some coco,

winter has arrived.
Form: Haiku

Dose of My Heart

Fall must be at its cool end
Cause you're bundled up in clothes
I can't help but chuckle 
When all I see is your nose
And yet you still shiver
I'll hold you in close
With my arm on your shoulder
I'll give you a dose
Of my heart's true warmth
That'll never be disposed
Form:

Diverse Feelings

Some humans tend to smile
untroubled by the weather forecast - snow coming
others frown

Children don't whine
bundled up, they rejoice with glee
no school.

Dogs ease
tail wags, tongues lick
joy

Some humans tend to smile
bundled up, they rejoice with glee
joy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member under ourn starz

.

       last evening bundled up
               'round mine
            it's peacock blue
                   warm 
              cotton serape

                 and your
                  neath it
                   tuck'd

                ourn twixt
                  smiling

Frozen Woodland

Its winter time 
Everything is frozen with ice
Children are skating on the pond 
Their noses are red and so are their faces 
Fingers and toes are cold
People are bundled up in hats, scarves, jackets, sweaters and snow pants
But the main thing is that there is a sense of happiness in the air

Premium Member The Fragile Snow



The snow is falling gentle and fragile
     the air is frosty but I am all bundled up
we know how to dress for the cold in Canada
        why do the little birds not mind the snow
they chirp a joyful song and move together as one
          and on a window ledge pigeons fold their wings
Form: Verse

Premium Member Tongue Tied

For the winter carnival bundled up,
frozen breath adds to anticipation;
Steaming cappuccino filling my cup,
the vertex of this warm celebration;
Eliminate the need to be grown-up,
tonight enjoy a childhood fixation;
Indulge yourself in a ferris wheel ride,
an event leaving you all but tongue-tied.

Frozen Hearts

two walk hand in hand
down the frozen streets. 
couples in their home warmed by fires,
but the two bundled up so close, yet so far, selfishly holding back their warmth.
no room for the energy to pass through gloved hands.
and so they walk, not feeling how their souls ripped apart and the last of their love fading.
© Karla Car  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sledding

Perfect sledding snow fell last night,
Children woke to a ground of white
Mid-March, of course, a novel sight,
Quickly they bundled up real tight
For a fine day of pure delight.

THIRD PLACE WINNER
written March 12, 2022
[Quintilla/Monorhyme]
submitted to "Bite Size Poem No. 40" Poetry Contest
sponsored by Line Gauthier
Form: Quintilla

March

The first two months we tromp and plod
Or trudge or slog or shuffle
While bundled up, accompanied
By cough or sneeze or snuffle.

But now the calendar has turned
And so our pace increases.
Think Sousa and start moving with
Your ear turned towards his pieces.

In other words, drop all that starch:
Today begins the month of MARCH!
Form: Rhyme

Eraser

Inside of an eraser 
Are thousands of mistakes
All bundled up into one, ginormous pink glob

It sits on desks and waits
For more mistakes
To join the party

Eventually the pink glob
Wears away into tiny bits
And the mistakes go everywhere

Then the cycle starts over again
THe mistakes join together
And a new eraser is formed.
© Alli B.  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Dream

Yes I am dying
As are we all
While times feet dance
On my beaten bones

And though it is winter
The sun still shines
While the stars flicker silently
In a moonless sky

Bundled up warmly
In my winters best
I sit on my rocker
In the crisp cold air

With a young boys dreams 
Of the summers past
And how warm the nights 
Had once been
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Premium Member thats me thats me

He was waiting for a promised letter from his Auntie Bea.
He bundled up and ran to the mailbox to check and see.
She always included something special for her favorite nephew.
As he ran toward his destination, his excitement grew.
That’s me! That’s me! His brother said, but it was him instead.
He admired the confidence of baby bro, Little Munchkin Ed.
Form: Rhyme

Doing Duties

Brisk winter air has settled in
I venture into my back yard
Grab a rake and pile up leaves
To be burned, with disregard

As I set torch to said fallen
I reflect on a job well done
Something assuredly needed
Now who's the responsible one?

Holiday spirit surrounds me
Bundled up in my attire
I feel the warmth, I see the glow
Oh no! My pants are on fire!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

2 Line Haiku

fisherman's net in sea water~
collects sea and moon 


winter fog blocks the path ~
snail stays bundled up 

soft seat by orange flames ~
the first day of winter 

dense fog has been jamming the sun ~
blue earth I miss you 

winter evening ~
pursuit for an orange fireplace 

no more haiku now~
keyboard needs to be charged 


28 November 2024
Form: Haiku

A Poke

The calendar says April
But it’s winter once again, 
Although the bulbs are up and bears
Have likely left the den.

I bundled up to take my walk
With scarf and gloves and hood, 
Not attired for the season
As I would have thought I should.

It’s a poke by Mother Nature, 
A reminder we should not
Get complacent for what we expect
Might not be what we’ve got.
Form: Rhyme

Losing Love

All bundled up
And locked inside
As fear kicks in 
To join the ride
 
As I'm  alone 
I curse this dream 
It locks me up
Laughs at my screams 
 
I live in fear 
And dread the night
When all i see 
Black in my sight
 
In the abyss
Something that's seen
As fear partakes
It glares at me
 
My life gone mad 
When i realized 
There is no love 
In my lovers eyes
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