Short Snowbank Poems
Short Snowbank Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Snowbank by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Snowbank by length and keyword.
Large
Bobcat
peaked above
the tall snowbank
Then, it slowly walked
sat in the street
looked around,
as it
left
Heidi Sands
12/30/21
thick walls overflow
crystals golden sun rays glow
ice deposits grow
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01/16/2022
There once was an elf named Joe
He loved to drink in the snow
He went for a ride
On Christmas, to hide
Got stuck in a snowbank below
12/26/18
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As Jack Was Walking in The Snow
Jack saw wife's nightgown on the home snowbank
At first, his heart leaped frogged, and teeth croaked clank
Why his little bare bo-peep
Pulling his buff wool so deep
Soon joy rose and love snowballed at her prank
connie pachecho
2/20/18
I will turn back the pages of my tattered life
to when I was five years old and it was my birthday
it was a cold winter day as mom and I strolled to the school
to walk my big sister home- she was running and jumping
climbed a snowbank and slipped into the busy street
mom was screaming- and my life changed forever
Pills.
Like a dried out lawn.
With weeds and a broken birdbath.
Growling.
With hands or without.
Needing medication.
Like teetering on a snowbank.
Avalanche.
Pills.
A shopping cart filled with broken chairs.
There’s no one except a lawnmower.
No one lives here.
Pills.
Tugging at my sleep.
With a broken birdbath in my sleep.
Pills.
They aren’t the spidery kind.
They’re the gracious sight
My own hands.