Snow Poems | Examples of Snow Poetry

dandelion seeds, blowing across the summer’s silence rising up, a full moon – glowing with its music, its poetry singing to the stars with their radiance, sparkling, wistful while autumn thrives in her clearest skies, with tender clouds and the winter breathes her music in flakes who create drifts COLOR MY MOOD Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud Written on May 25,...

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the outside floated inside white seeds seemed fluff floating & frolicsome until their rooted relic of bitter dandelion wine wished we hurried to busy our bones do something thoughtful. yes..we’d pluck a stem or two and gift but this gift in ever after would list and wither so quickly amidst the coiffer of quarrels pushing of the dander of matters we stuffed our pillows with at night nightmare of nettled never-never disappears snow white...

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winding downward the winter snow now a raging river ...

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I. Sighting I saw you through refracted light- a prism of chance splitting ordinary into spectrum. Wind-tangled hair terra cotta and rosemary beneath your nails the scent of soil and citrus on your skin. You carried mysteries-living things I wanted to cradle. I didn’t find you- you found...

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Blanket Of Snow Blanket of snow Your so beautiful Bundled up in the cold The sun melts the stars Your shyness is revealed Break the ice with a sense of humor Together close by the fire The cold brought us together A new relationship in the winter Mesmerizing, eyes in blue Like the faded sky...

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A queen was spinning flax one day. She gave her loom a jerk. (Don’t ask what “flax” or “looms” might be, or why a queen must work). She pricked her finger (careful, now!) yet Sigmund Freud would say these children’s tales are full of smut – there is no other way. Three drops of blood fell in the snow (she’s spinning flax outside?) She thought...

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While hearths glow warm with ember’s light, I dance beneath the pale moon’s gleam, Where frosted breath curls in the night, And ice-bound dreams take flight unseen. The wind, a whispered song so bold, It sings of stars in frozen streams, Of silver landscapes, fierce and cold, A...

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snowflakes float to ground and then become a blanket; sleep without a sound....

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The jar remains still, dressed in its glass mantle like a snow globe of silent forgetting, each broken part of me lies there, floating in my warm and crimson waters, a lake of lost memories, a mirror of the soul seeking to find itself again. I open the jar and try to fit each piece into the deep...

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These are my early poems, or juvenilia. Analogy by Michael R. Burch, circa age 19 Our embrace is like a forest lying blanketed in snow; you, the lily, are enchanted by each shiver trembling through; I, the snowfall, cling in earnest as I press so close to you. You dream that you now are sheltered; I dream that I may break through. Published by Borderless...

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gentle ray of sun melting last remains of snow tulips in all hues Submitted on , 2025 for contest A SPRING HAIKU sponsored by TANIA KITCHIN - RANKED 2ND...

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deep snow this morning I see the kids down the hall lacing up their boots ...

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blustery wind here, in the empty field sparse snowflakes fall ...

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Plastic go-go Yellow snow, O! Iceman cometh Hummingbird hummeth Frostbite itch ...

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thaw gives way to blooms of reds purples and yellows ~...

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