Short Frozen Poems

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


The Dried Grass

Moonlight over
The frozen ground
Reveals dried grass
Whose movements
Give away
A breath of wind
As it whispers
On its way


Premium Member Frozen In Crytalline-Number 4

The rising sun cradles forest snow.
Moving each shadow to and fro.


contest Frozen in Crystalline-Number 4
11/22/14

Frozen In Time

flirtatious finesse

frosted feathery lashes

frozen in death mask




Poetry contest:  Get Romantic
Visual No 7
© Kim Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frozen

the cold frozen ice
       distant silence without words
          needs warmth to be heard


Heidi Sands

11/28/17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member It's Snowing

IT'S SNOWING
lightly fallen snow
falls toward the earth falling
must be frozen rain

1/12/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Abstract Trick Tanaga

An abstract trick of the eyes,
I thought I saw you again.
A word in my mouth just dies,
frozen by what might have been.
Form: Other

Premium Member Winter Haiku

nest of pristine snow —
frozen smile welcomes the guests
who leave their footprints

12/21/2018
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Pocketframe

Frozen memories
Lost in time
Tattered corners
Forever mine
And in my pocket you may lay
Until I need you again someday
Form: Rhyme

Winter Song

Snow laced branches silent without birdsong.
Frosted ears that can't hear spring.
Frozen winter music.



February 1st,2013
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Kimo

Ice Crystals

Ice crystals plummet

Frozen earth covered in silk

Sunlight smiles weakly




Sasha Edl, An Haiku From Your Window
© Sasha Edl  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Frozen Memories

My room has changed
Empty walls are now with life
With my own pictures

My memories returning
Moments in colour and ink
art
Form: Tanka

Premium Member One Season's Displeasin'

Though I'm in the Fall of my Life
        I Spring into Summer

     Pipes frozen come Winter
        I call the plumber
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member pendant beauty

unexpectedly
the town's fountain was frozen 
in pendant beauty 
we marveled for seven days
until the sun released it
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Snow Flakes Make Snow Man

Flakes
Cold, frozen
Flitting, swirling, snowing
Ice, snow, carrot, scarf
Rolling, clinging, building
Perky, fun
Snowman
Form: Diamante

New Dawn

Dawn erupts the day my frozen heart drips ~with ~dew still lingering from our last midnight kiss
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Heart's Epitaph

In smithereens
Like scattered shards of glass
Cold as winter snow
Frozen like ice


Date written and posted: 04/29/2018
Form: Epitaph

All I See Is You

When i close my eyes,
all I can see is your face,
forever taunting,
frozen frozen the you left,
I hope you can see me to.
© Bri Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Oreo Tears

She eats the cookies
She eats the cakes
She eats for sins sake
Spiced rum and frozen mars bars
She is addicted
Not to me

Red Tulip

Frozen to survive
Inside a mummified heart
A seed in slumber
Till enticed by the warm smile
To bloom in front of her eyes
Form: Tanka

Premium Member FEBRUARY THAW

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ frozen sighs soften~ muddy bootprints whispering of earth's slow heartbeat.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frozen

sometimes winter rains
just covers up all the pain
temperature cold

FROZEN


2/21/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©
Form: Haiku

Abandonment

You stayed up all night, to catch them in sight. They left you abandoned, a frozen picture in candid.

Premium Member Snow Outliers Welcome Daffodils

frozen outliers 
snow mounds refusing to leave
welcome daffodils
I smile at their brazenness
And they smirk back at my grin
Form: Tanka

Impromptu

caressing my
own breast
fingers frozen

on a cold hand
my nipple
erectly

stands
no thought
of throwing

snow balls
Form:

In the Gleam

this hill glistens
like anticipating eyes 

the trees 
reaching out
frozen
like lips
momentarily 
before 
a first kiss

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