Short Froze Poems

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


Cold and Froze

My hands sway back and forth frozen to the bone,
The chilled air no longer felt,
They know they're all alone,
Determination keeps the body on its destined path,
Knowing it will soon be warm in your home,
Safe from the weathers cold wrath
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member It Was a Good Morning Till

He seems to be new and I so cool
Walk over to introduce myself
I notice a clue his polished shoes
And the badges shiny on his belt

It seems my desk was a mess
As the man had searched high and low
I'm Bob he says with the IRS
Your company's assets will be froze

In fact lady come with me
There are questions for you and news
Today was a good day indeed
For the audited IRS blues.


2/14/2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Before It Froze - Lei

As the wind blew strong on the face
The head tipped downward, in this place

Lost in the fog, with pelting sleet
Would there be two tracks that will meet?

Then a touch of a fingertip,
Wiped the last tear drop from a drip

Before it froze with a heart closed
Love’s warmth cured the danger it posed

Heidi Sands

1/1/20

Placed 3rd in the Lay It On Me – 8x8 Poetry Contest.  
8 Lines
8 Syllables
AA BB CC DD
Form: Lay

Premium Member Without a Course

My darling the weather’s in change
The seasonal whirlwind came close
Last night when we talked it went strange
Time stopped and we suddenly froze
It was more than a technical glitch 
The wheel of time rolled on our faces
It rolled, and we didn’t reswitch 
But helplessly watched from our places 
My darling  I strive to continue 
Without a course, back and forth
I gave it all to be within you
You smile from the image of yours..
Form: Rhyme

His What Froze Off

His WHAT Froze Off?

By Elton Camp

Yesterday Rob was outside blowing snow
The temperature was eleven degrees below

The wind chill made it feel very much worse
The spell of freezing weather he began to curse

Suddenly he heard a thumping sound
What a shock when Rob turned around

It was so weird what he then found
His gluteus maximus on the ground

That was a saying he’d always heard
That it could be real had never occurred
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


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