Short Frigid Poems

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


Premium Member No Answers

relentless cold wind
crystal clear winter seascape
no explanation
final breath of frigid air
many unanswered questions
Form: Tanka


When the World Turns

When the world turns 
Its back on me
Giving me its frigid,
Cold shoulder
I know that your warmth	
Will always be there
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Premium Member Frigid Waterfall (Haiku)

frigid waterfall. . .
crystal tears from fallen limbs
a woodland wonder



     For Raul Moreno's "Icy Cascade" contest
Form: Haiku

Middle of the Night Encounters

Hot
Sweaty, sultry
Yearning, tempting, loving
Emotions, desires, push, hate
Freezing, chilling, turning
Icy, frigid
Cold
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Breath Is Seen

Days are cold, beyond frozen
My eyes are stuck together
Breath is seen in the frigid air
Winter has been reached

Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu


Winter

Winter is frigid
A bone chilling cold that hurts
Parts of your body
It affects your mood as well
Causing sadness to creep in
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Sex Education

A common Kama Sutra pose
Assumes men have a garden hose
When one is rigid
The woman frigid
And checking which way the wind blows
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The House Warming Gift

Winter cold bitter  

Escape icy elements  

Ruby red warm fire  

Embracing the home sweet home  

Illuminating loves light
Form: Tanka

Snowy Christmas Eve - Revision

Mystical crystals
Frigid snowflakes from the sky,
Ice on the cold ground,
A white blanket from above;
Crystalline white everywhere.
Form: Tanka

Frigid

Caresses are lost on the block of ice
The weak heat of flesh 
Won't melt frozen water
Love
Hate
Regret is the kiss on her dead lips
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Premium Member Cold Out Here

Morning cold out here
Should wear thermal underwear 
Spring is coming slow
Frigid  season nature shrinks 
Full display arctic dismay
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Seals Versus Sea

caught in frigid traps
seals struggle against the sea…
population culls

*Strong waves hurled seals against rock walls, killing some.
Form: Haiku

Tanka-1

Copper leaves rustle
White powder covers the land
Early light brings gold
In the frigid cloud I watch
My last breath appear and swirl
Form: Tanka

Premium Member On Silent Moor

The chill of autumn
Initiates spiral breath
Precariously
Buoyant upon frigid air
Penetrates the heart of mist.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Oh To Hear 'Play Ball'

Baseball is on my mind more,
When frigid winds freeze to the core,
Opening day,
Seems eons away,
Snow shovels strike out, wood bats score!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Emity

Throbbing trances hankering 
for raindrops of devotion,

I stood frigid in cold logic,

Melted with warmth of his 
leather jacket on my shoulders.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frosty Morning

Cold, frigid morning.

Sun beams down on frosty leaves.

Birds ignore the chill.

Beneath the carpet of leaves

They forage for breakfast.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Winter's Grip

icicle's fingers
                      curl from frigid wind blowing
                               winter has a grip


Heidi Sands

1/22/19
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beating Frigid Frost

lo the beating frost frigid blistering frozen cold inbankment frost
12/29/25 Written by James Edward Lee Sr 2025
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Oh Carolina!

The weather in Carolina is bipolar 
Freezing frigid morn eve red solar

Hardly ever sure how I want to dress
Layers work here hope for the best
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Western Winds

Western wind blows
The coldness rips right through me
I get frozen chills
I shiver with extreme brisk
The frigid air kills any warmth

Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Frozen Season

Winter falling as a slow motion rain
Resting on top of everything you see
Frigid landscapes could be mountains
Glowing moonlight casts a frosty sea
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Muskoxen and Yaks Like Frigid Weather

Muskoxen and yaks can survive
In frigid weathers that kill most who are alive
Minus forty degrees is okay with them
They like icicles on their chin
Form: Rhyme

Frozen Over

the north pier lighthouse frozen over
snow and ice is all you see
frigid, long icicles hang



For Rick Parise's contest, "- I'll Have One Kimo Please"
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Farewell Filigree

~     window between us,


               your breath freezes like fine lace ...


          goodbye's frigid fringe     ~
Form: Haiku

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