Short Ski Poems
Short Ski Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ski by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ski by length and keyword.
Ski Trip
skiing
nature's backwoods,
over frozen lakefronts,
among quiet darken patches,
snowfalls
connie pachecho
6/08/17
austere
sincere
premier
skier
Test your skill with austere, sincere hopes;
True poise comes on premier skier slopes.
1/30/2018
There once was a Norse goddess named Skadi
A Winter Ruler in huntress’ body
An expert at skiing
Her enemies fleeing
Ester Ledecka she did embody
How many terrified cats can a ski lift hold?
The cats were mewing so big and bold.
The lift was shaking, swaying to and fro
“Meow Meow!”, the cats cried, “don’t let go!”
Slipping, sliding,
Kicking, gliding -
Iffy my technique.
It's a snowy week.
Never skied before -
Got to do this more...!
written 21st January for Julia's Skiing contest
powdery white snow
has been falling overnight ~
let’s head for the slopes
Fall or Winter Holiday Haiku Poetry Contest
sponsored by Tania Kitchin
11/17/21
Slippery hills in this snowy week
Knees bent; more speed needs a tweak.
I’ll snowplow, turn skis stop in stance
In and out like an ice-ballet dance,
No turning back on a bunny slope!
Gripping tightly up-hill to the tow rope.
The state of flow, eternal Tao
Dance in the ephemeral now
A Bound mind will not allow
A Joyous downward plow
Soft snow, honored thou
Its own meaning endow
Feet atop sacred bough
Snow cut by skis’ prow
Let me show you how
4/5/16
Some ladies enjoy riding on their brooms
All over the house, into all the rooms
Gran rode the ironing board
Only skis she could afford
Off she'd ride, before ironing resumes
Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Lisa YY
July 17, 2022
I had never seen snow skis before 1976
Did not know about the rich man’s sport
Every time I see a ski photo I remember those news articles
Claudinet Longet is accused of killing her lover
Spider Sabich is dead, murdered.
Her ex-husband Andy Williams stands by her
True love.
There is a guy whose first name is Dogde
His middle name happened to be Rodge
He got teased in School
The kids were cruel
Now he’s teaches ski at a ski lodge
*Inspired by Jan’s Name And Shame poem.
Alexis Y.
02/02/2021
Snowy week ahead and I shall ski,
Kissing clouds, where lifts deposit me to vaulted heights.
Ice-capped peaks, snow drifts, and speckled trees,
I consume nature's eye candy, in heart-stopping bites.
Now zooming downward, my edges carve along,
Giddy that they shriek, a downhill skier's theme song!
All ski hills split on the same night.
Landfills beneath were a terrible sight.
Stench-like gasses were such a blight.
Large rats exploded out like dynamite.
Ridiculous ugly unseemly sight.
Gave school children an awful fright.
Screaming bloody murder big and bright.
As rats carried them off into the night.
Silent flakes, falling soft, hence lightly
Kindling dreams, stirring up a soul’s belief
Inspirations – graceful, glistening politely
Inviting hope, beginning the heart’s relief
Never forget winter’s laughter is slightly
Glad for snowy week’s wonder, thus brief
Skiing Poetry Contest
Julia Ward
January 16, 2023
Saw an ad for an uphill ski runner;
I took in a video my brother’d made.
He’d fixed it to run backward. Smart? no.
One minor glitch, I was backing up the hill.
Useful joke and a hearty laugh from the boss.
I learn from mistakes, next time I’ll be smarter;
I’ll begin with me skiing backwards down our hill.
June 18, 2020
Contest: It's Only Make-Believe
Host: Regina Riddle
A steep slope.
Double black diamond
Thin air
Cold and getting colder
First time for everything
I am a little scared.
Never done this before.
Am I ready?
Don’t know what to expect.
No one does.
Short of breath.
Tunnel vision setting in.
Long pause before the fast descent.
With out consent, I’m nudged off the edge.
Taking the plunge.
Good bye.
See you on the other-side.