Short Igloos Poems
Short Igloos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Igloos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Igloos by length and keyword.
When will it rain?
Rush to the river
Igloos forming
Throughout summer
Enter the main stage
Remain there and reminisce
Categories:
igloos, 9th grade, adventure, art, beauty, meaningful,
Form:
Free verse
Their igloos were short on insulation
Causing the Inuit consternation ~
Since the tops were all bare
They covered them with hair ~
Aha! Their 'Wigloos' were a sensation
Categories:
igloos, hair, success,
Form:
Limerick
Winter in Canada was once a joyous time
Back then, it signaled igloos and snowsuits divine
So cute and cuddly
Faces all ruddy
A joy to live in the north no matter the clime
Categories:
igloos, winter,
Form:
Limerick
reclusive hairy man is shy
hides out in secluded parts of Alaska wilderness
lives on mussels and crawfish
part of an ancient cryptid race
creeps up to igloos at night
peers in at children
inserting his ways into their nightmares
Categories:
igloos, dream,
Form:
Free verse
Our Earth is crumbling
The skies are crying
Igloos are melting
The ground shakes in anger
Why?
People
Ignorance
Selfishness
Today it continues
Nature is disappearing
Life is lifeless
The only matter is time
Until nothing is left
Categories:
igloos, 12th grade, future, truth, world,
Form:
Free verse
Awesome beauty chilled,
Definite effort forgives,
Generating hourly igloos,
Just kidding lovely maker,
Nor'easter operating possible quiet rightful snow,
Thoughtfully underneath,
Very wonderful,
X-cited young zealot
Russell Sivey
Entrant into yasmin khan's "SNOW ABC" contest
3/10/2012
Categories:
igloos, life, nature,
Form:
ABC
If I was an Eskimo I would live on an ice float
sharing it with a couple of crisp clean white polar bears
My children would play with their children
We would swap stories
Share child-rearing responsibilities
Clean each other’s igloos
Pesky men who think I am cute would leave me alone
My bear friends would see to that
Categories:
igloos, 10th grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Prose Poetry
...At the Shore, zoneyed
hyperspantechnic aerobes
seek treasurefiner-
metal detectives,
hopefilled, as high-tech fishmen
at Igloos of beer
ponder the dearth?, Nay!
of paille tressed, bespectacled
easy-easelers
at hungry palettes
and the sketchmasters who're
ignobly absent!
.
Categories:
igloos, nature, parody, philosophy, places, sea,
Form:
Haiku
snow ball icicles
angel man tunnel igloos
rains turn white droplets
snowy fluffy powder
pearls ivory frosty flakes
artists white canvas
cold frozen chairs
frigid chilled air nipping ears
hockey fans warm cheer
snow sums summits
cold air vapors fog mist
below zero temps
ice frost windowsill
snowy ivory chalk mounds
cast blank white canvas
Categories:
igloos, nature, snow, winter,
Form:
Haiku
How do you bore that fishing hole in the ice?
I study an Intuit who is pretty nice.
He tosses me a salmon, not once, but thrice.
There is a faint smell like Daddy’s Old Spice.
Do ice igloos ever have any rabbits or mice?
His answer are great; they rapidly inform and entice.
Do Eskimos have any kind of ridiculous vice?
He smiles as he serves me salmon on rice.
Categories:
igloos, travel,
Form:
Monorhyme
so wily and smooth, he boasts
he can make huge profits
among Sahara Bedouins
selling them mounds of sand;
so shrewd and suave, he brags
he can convince Eskimos
right in their igloos to buy
from him expensive tons of snow;
now so quiet and cold, he still
touches those he outsmarted,
even in his grave, in the ground,
with the sand, 'neath the snow.
Categories:
igloos, people, places, work,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
A snowflake falls on pristine bare ground
Leaves a coat without a heard sound
Filling every crack and every seam
A blanket of white snow for a dream
Watery vapor that turned solid from cold
A ball made from the hand to have and hold
With a spade you linger and it takes its toll
A man created with eyes of coal
With sled and ski you easily glide
Igloos built for a home or to hide
Angels made every time we play
Just the sun needed for it all to melt away
Categories:
igloos, snow,
Form:
Rhyme