Short Snowmelt Poems

Short Snowmelt Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Snowmelt by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Snowmelt by length and keyword.


Premium Member sore eyes moon

searing shining sun
	bedazzling snowmelt season ~
		a sight for sore eyes

(March Full Moon – Dakota, Lakota, Assiniboine)
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Thawing Once Again

worm moon shines through rain 
           slushy snowmelt on vast plains
                   winter in full drain
   

By David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Change

March cometh upon Ukraine 
Missiles blacken snowmelt plains
Morning birdsong tweets distain
Metamorphosis, cocoons from pain


MARCH IN Poetry Contest
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Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich 
06/03/22
Form: Verse

Premium Member - Haiku X 272 - Change -

cold winter's pale dream
                                    whistle wordless melodies -
                                       snowmelt spring's birth








10.02.2023
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
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Form: Haiku

This Summer

This summer is not so common the heat will be intence harsh and merciless the metrology departments warned. The usual air of novel summers will not come this year .Due to global warming the earth average temperature has risen significantly not seems to decrease causing more rain snowmelt and floods .
This summer not
Easy to bear because
They are not merciful

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Form: Haibun


Premium Member River Tigris

Tigris, Idigna, Idiqual, 
watering parched desert lands
of Mesopotamia.
Swift it flows on the East
toward the sea, from
the once fertile Garden of Eden. 
Arterial blood of arid lands, 
of transportation,
of trade and commerce.
In spring, mountain snowmelt
tumbles and rushes downward,
flooding alluvial plains for farming,
sharing its life-giving waters
from time immemorial to villages,
towns, and great cities.

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