Short Winter Poems

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


Premium Member Purity In White

trees shed but not bare frost wind strips most core their souls expose to winter 2019 September 09
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Rhetoric the Form

a question that needs no answer  this example after Shelley's 'Wind'

O mist
If Autumn comes can Winter be far behind?
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Sea of White

freshly fallen snow the meadow a sea of white unsettling silence
written December 21, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Seed Pods In Winter

icy fingers grip small hibernating seed pods awaiting spring rain
written January 17, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Walnut Tree

Once summer green
then Autumn gold
bedecked this ancient tree-
Today silhouette laid bare
misletoed in winter frieze.
Form: Imagism


Shedding of Winter (Kimo)

(Welcoming Spring)

Clear ribbons of icicles, now melting;
Shed as refreshing teardrops,
From the old oak trees limbs
Form: Kimo

Winter Dusk

The first crescent moon
Following the setting sun
With Saturn above
In the clear December sky
I send a wish to a star
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Snow Flakes

(Snow Series)

Twirling winter seed
each flake dancing with the wind
to enhance footprints

© Harry J Horsman  2010
Form: Haiku

Life Water

Life water
wash me down
simple moments water rushing
over winter white feet
tumbled rocks purple catches me
waiting.

Winter Scene To Be Seen

Sliding down the slope,
Looking like a dope,
Slipping through the trees,
Skidding on my knees,
Wish I'd worn my skis.
Form: Couplet

Season of Snow Flakes

its that time
holidays in mind
its like rain
banging on your pane
will kept you awake
winter season
of
SNOW FLAKES

Halo

The halo just woke what cold this earth was longing. In joy, the moon danced.
December 13, 2013
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter

The fig tree is without leaves mercury down to sub-zero as the heavens paint the earth white.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Jh 35-37

big birds
guinea hens
pimping


Fall    down
Winter    up
spring      forward

autumn 
turning leaves
colorful
Form: Haiku

November

Natural
Optimistic onset
Vigorous
Eclectic
Marvelous
Brown, brisk, brilliance
Entering
Relentlessly towards winter
Form: Acrostic

icicles on gutters

icicles on gutters

glisten in light
of early morning

reflections of sun
when sitting alone
my dreams of spring
Form: Verse

Flame

in winter cold night,
mediate on fire flame
bless the poet soul
so flaming eternal flame
yet, calming the lover heart
Form: Tanka

Premium Member SILHOUETTED TREES

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

Premium Member Haiku 2

frosty windowpanes

icy wind whistles through cracks -

breathy fog rises

Copyright, 5-28-2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frozen In Crytalline-Number 4

The rising sun cradles forest snow.
Moving each shadow to and fro.


contest Frozen in Crystalline-Number 4
11/22/14

Premium Member Winter Sunbeams

winter's sunbeams flow through dotted cumulus clouds... ancient hands revealed
For PD...
age
Form: Senryu

Red Love, Winter Lust

pink wintry sunset crimson lips rage red kisses; cherry blossoms blush March 2, 2016
Form: Haiku

Premium Member First snowflakes

first snowflakes launching
sweet southbound dreams and longings
~ travel posters call



AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member White Christmas Rhinestones

glitzy glittering sparkly blue and white Christmas snow
virginal with Jack Frost rhinestones where Santa's sleigh will go
Form: Couplet

Premium Member No Answers

relentless cold wind
crystal clear winter seascape
no explanation
final breath of frigid air
many unanswered questions
Form: Tanka

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