Short North Wind Poems

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Premium Member SILHOUETTED TREES

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cold north wind blowing bony trees waltz under stars shadowy dancers
Form: Haiku


Hanging On

I just wanted your attention
nothing more.
But you are busy 
chasing the north wind.

I am here
by the southern breeze, 
waiting.

As I Was Walking In the Snow

As I was walking in the snow
the north wind then began to blow.
That's when I started to slip
and turned it into a flip
they say I put on quite a show.
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Haiku 12 - Bird

the cold north wind blows
birds dash into the darkness…
no light in winter.

zebra finch on tree
chirping midst perfumed blossoms:
children adore birds.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member untitled

outside my front door north wind whips nandina leaves.... dark skeletal oak heat pump clicks off, cold air spreads eremophobia bows
Form: Tanka


Premium Member trees in the wind

tree branches are ruffling and rustling
shimmering, shaking, talking among themselves
unraveling their secrets
flowing in a natural rhythmic way
manipulated by the north wind

Ideals

Snow-covered mountains,
ancient monuments,
a north wind that nods to us,
a thought that flows,
images imbued
with hymns of history,
words on signs
with ideals of geometry.

Premium Member the view

outside my front door north wind whips nandina leaves.... dark skeletal oak heat pump clicks off, cold air spreads quietness of empty house
Form: Tanka

Summer Wends

In a north wind chilled with portent,
Lurch and thunder white-foamed waves
Near this boardwalk stretching empty
Past its surf shops, hushed and idle:
Summer days wend to an end.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Playing With the North Wind

I was dancing along on a windy day
When the north wind began to blow me away
I loved the feeling of that, so yelled hip hip hooray!
Surprising the north wind, who had decided to play.
Form: Monorhyme

Autumn

North wind is blowing
there's a chill in the air
bright leaves are falling
soon trees will be bare.

Winter is coming
as another year ends
time for remembering
and sharing with friends.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member North Wind Speaks To Southern Sky

Seasons come and go

North wind speaks to southern sky

They will meet again.

 


(January 14, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frankenstein


Fall comes riding north wind
Figure with hooded face
Fitted with dreadful mask
Frankenstein with vampire
Flitting like a night bird
Foxtrots as if sprite-gripped
Fun of Halloween night
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member The North Wind

When the north wind blows, and the aroma is quite bleak
Be careful with the push, you might get more than a squeak

12/5/21
Your Funniest Couplet Ever Poetry Contest
Sponsor:  L Milton Hankins
Form: Couplet

Premium Member November

november's north wind stirs red oak's fallen brown leaves.... rain's moisture lingers charcoal clouds hang high separated by blue streaks.... sun highlights the day
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Wintry Smile

 As she dances to a frosty tune
 Her wintry smile is cold as ice,
 She waltzes midst leafless trees -
 They shiver at her touch!.
 She calls the north wind
 and blizzards come
 Her cold heart,
 Thaws in 
 Spring
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

The Vagabond

Rose petals blown
By North wind sing
Drift to and from.

As the twig sways
Blown gush of win
Flowers falling.

Ripe red apples
Eaten by birds
As reapers watch.

Dried leaves afloat
Flowing stream
Going to sea.
Form: Than-Bauk

Chrysanthemum

Not following vernal flowers, you bloom in autumn;
By the fence, you stand by yourself in manners awesome.
You prefer to wither at the lofty bough with fragrance
Rather than dance with the north wind in complacence.
(tran.)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Prairie Solitude

The north wind blew across the prairie plains

The pearls of snow blew  across the sea of white

Sparkling like white diamonds in the glittering sun

No sound resonated in the cold crisp clear day

It was a  moment of prairie solitude.

The Four Winds

COLD, blows the North wind
Chilling us to the bones

WARM, blows the South wind
Up from the temperate zones

GENTLE, blows the East wind
Stirring leaves with a sigh

STRONG, blows the West wind
Scattering clouds across the sky
Form: Couplet

A Winter Wind

The North wind blew like I never saw
A wind that froze my teeth and my jaw
A wind 'twas for the ages
A wind that turned the pages
On books that call a Winter wind raw

1-17-19
Contest: Same Word Winter Limerick
Sponsor:Charles Messina
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lazy Squirrel Tries Not To Freeze

lazy squirrel tries not to freeze
his claws feel cold and brittle
north wind is brisk
how much longer?

he remembers what his mother said
create the sturdiest nest you can
work on it when the leaves change colors
he wishes he had listened

Strange and Ghostly Sounds

Strange and ghostly sounds

Howling through the tree tops
A strange and ghostly sound
Haunting hollow echoes
Saturate the ground
Whistles in the passageway
Like a banshee’s screaming pain
Natures’ eerie moments
From the north wind and the rain
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Out On the Veranda

Warm sunshine did beckon come out
North wind did threaten chill
Hummingbird windchime played a tune
But it was cold on the hill

Just a few minutes with nature
Enjoying bird calls fine
See the effect of sun, wind,_rain
'Pon the tall Georgia Pine  
Form: Verse

Premium Member In Others Words

In the summertime On a summer holiday The north wind doth blow *** Line one - Ray Dorset. Line two - Bruce Welch/Brian Bennett. Line three- Unknown/traditional. 8 March 2021 Contest: Life at a glance Sponsor: Mystic Rose Rose
Form: Haiku

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