Short Snow Blind Poems
Short Snow Blind Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Snow Blind by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Snow Blind by length and keyword.
Ever watchful,
the third man
and we knew
there was one
that
always followed on
behind
snow blind,
but able to see
the future paths
laid out for me.
Snow blind,
in a snow storm.
Some just don't know..
winters sailor be warned !
South winds and east winds adjour,
stuck here all winter nice and warm.
Structure comes
from the classroom
Imagery comes
from experience
And it’s hard
to structure
What you can’t
—see
(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2018)
Movies at midnight and musical drifts
I am snow blind and mesmerized in it all.
Sheer delight in the stardust moment,
Transient though it is.
It banishes everything in wonder.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fern's frozen fingers
scrape the eaves, each gust a hymn~
a banshee howling.
the powerlines hum low grief,
while snow-blind streets hold their breath.
After the
elective execution,
you reach at the
end of nowhere.
A wayward
cloud stands alone
under the plump moon.
It is absolutely?
white, like the
wings of a swan.
Beneath the earth
you want to dig out
the remains of dark hoods.
Gale-force winds
promise to make you
snow-blind.
Satish Verma
A light snow dances with the street lights
Mimicking the summer’s lightning bugs
Settling on the leafless branches
Soft paws hesitatingly touch its cold
Sparrows huddle amid the shrubs
Watching ice covered bird feeders swing
An old dog rolls in the new fallen snow
Unaware he is no longer feral
A door opens, he returns to his lair
Beauty enfolds the dimly lit ghetto
Childlike dreams etched upon frosted windows
I wear love like a birthmark,
With pride on my breast,
This dance until dawn,
Bids it sweat and salsa,
Silently sway,
Then delirium scream.
Dancing till dawn with
All the people I love,
Avalanches my heart,
Carries me away
On wings of snow-blind doves
In perfectly framed abandon.
Dancing till dawn with
All the people I love;
I would tender my soul
For this timeless instant
To chain the end
at bay.