Short Frostbite Poems

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


Nature Entices

Cold nature entices,
effects of the white snowflakes,
numb nose toes frostbite.






(Naturally a nature poem)

1-10-17
Form: Haiku


Premium Member silly me

cold toes peeking through
sandals on a winters day
silly little me

frostbite is likely
its twenty below zero
silly frozen me
Form: Senryu

Premium Member JANUARY DAWN

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ frostbite dawn exhales~ the sun, a pale pill swallowed by shivering streets
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frostbite Falls-Chicago




    frozen lake steaming
    winter in Chicagoland
    barren tees dreaming


     September 29, 2020
         8:45pm PST


Form: Haiku

Premium Member Avoiding Frostbite

Avoiding Frostbite Haiku: by Tom 2/14/2021 Always layer clothes; Frostbite targets, don’t expose, Fingers, toes, ears, nose.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Glue

Do as I do...
Who never knew
My wings that flew
Spiraled to you.

Sunlight the day...
With winter's ray
Frostbite thy lips 
Til deaths decay.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snowed In

fiend's grin
snowed in

bones cold
feel old

frostbite
skin's blight      

day's gray 
like clay

stars dark
no spark

sans hope
twist ~ rope
Form: Footle

A Guy Name Forknife

There was once a guy named Forknife
He played Fortnite for a fortnight
He disregarded his schoolwork
Because he was doing “homework”
He’s out on the streets with frostbite.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member FIRELIGHT FRIEND

FIRELIGHT FRIEND ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frostbite Fingers numb Found shelter Flickering Flame's soft hum Furred guest rests Frost undone
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Twilight Cold Winter Aire - a Haiku

Twilight Cold Winter Aire - A Haiku snowy winter aire so blue, frosty twilight flies after the frostbite
1/5/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Big Tease

Spring in Chicago is quite a big tease:
Warms up for a minute; says "Pretty please"---
   Wind shifts to the north
   Cold and snow are brought forth---
Now there's frostbite on the back of your knees.
Form: Limerick

i can't breath

I am in the cold, you looked me out here.
frostbite hits me, the cold air punishes me.
why did i talk, why did i try to make things better. 
when i never can. it is my mouth that gets me in  to trouble.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Deep Freeze

 Many scientists worked all through the night
 To cross a snowman with a vampire's bite
 They thought it would be a breeze
 But then their fingers did freeze
 And all of them ended up with frostbite
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Winter

Adrenaline rush of frostbite maps out sail
Fugitive senses converge to disrobe snow blindness so bright
Though fluffy and soft in the air
Hard hitting the ground, beauty in opposites ignite

11/11/2015
Form: Dodoitsu

Frostbite

I SHUDDER
IN THIS FRIGID SKIN
I AM FROSTY
CRYSTAL TO THE MARROW
THIS PIERCING WINTER
I SPEND
WITHOUT YOU
I SHIVER
DRIFTING INTO
THE BLEAK WHITE
BITTER, RAW
STARVED FOR YOUR WARMTH
IN THE DEPTHS
OF THIS BINDING COLD.

Premium Member Weather Be So Cold-

weather be cold so frigid bones frostbite bitten skin dried out broken ~ cold and frosted grounds crack led pops walks icy grounds weather be so cold
1/21/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Long Night

blue flesh
chill fresh

high cheeks
red peaks

nose froze
deer pose

headlight
frostbite

Winter
splinter

logs split
flame lit

long night
snow white

cat’s purr
warm fur

cocoa
ho ho

applause
for Claus

11/14/2022
Form: Footle

Bardic Hero Song

Fallen down by river leaves
frostbite scars and bruised jaw
the Hero has been found under the star-lake tree
sleeping under watchful eye
resting from years of service and broken backs
his name no one can recall
except to say that he did fall
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.

Gone but not forgotten

Gone but not forgotten
The people that died
Of Aids
Gone but not forgotten
The homeless
That have died of frostbite
Gone but not forgotten
The whales that the poachers
Poached
Gone but not forgotten
The soldiers that had
Died in the war over seas
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Gone but not forgotten

Gone but not forgotten
The people that died
Of Aids
Gone but not forgotten
The homeless
That have died of frostbite
Gone but not forgotten
The whales that the poachers
Poached
Gone but not forgotten
The soldiers that had
Died in the war over seas
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Flamboyant

Your flamboyant of a heart is of glass shards and ice

That stings like frostbite and slices like a vice

To your prey, everything seems like a perfect price

A beautiful contagion that swathes but smothers

Expels lucidness or causes demise amongst others

Premium Member Today Is the First Day

Today is the first day of Spring, yet there's plenty of snow. And although Winter lost Her sting, She refuses to go. Now that Spring is in sight you can forget frostbite, though it's still cold at night. Of Spring, I'm glad to say, today is the first day.
Form: Rhyme

C. Lindsey's Hex

Flurries promised, snow?
Wet froozen slushy
Add a sleigh or two
Winter fun, snow day
Gloves, Hat and scarf, warm

Hot chocolate
Melted goodness
Tasty sweet treat
Warm my body

From the in
To the out
Frostbite go

Away!
Give me

Spring!!



For the what the hex? contest!

Moonlight

Moonlight Is a bright sight In the darkness of night, The lonesome wolf howls like a sprite, Mournful cries, unearthly sighs give the fright, Winter chills and thrills, yields frostbite, While I stand in delight Under the white Moonlight 08/31/18

Premium Member A Frostbite Forecast

Listen to poem:
A Frost Bite Forecast
David J Walker 

It was the first night of frost
Biting the fallow farms 
Stretching its icy arms across
The plowed grounds

Touching agrestic towns left
Dressed in white 

Winter, sounding its alarms
That its’ bitter bite is coming
Ice and snow soon to follow
Form: Rhyme

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