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Metaphor Snow Poems

These Metaphor Snow poems are examples of Snow poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Snow Metaphor poems written by international poets.


Premium Member ice on my window
ice on my window
falling snow, falling eyelids
freezing makes me warm
...

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Categories: imagery, metaphor, seasons, snow,



Snowflakes
Watching the snowflakes 
Gently glide through the chilly air 
Watching the snowflakes 
Slowly combine and fall together 

This one snowflake flew into my hands
It melted...

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Categories: snow, conflict, love hurts, metaphor,

WINTER IN AN IOWA CORNFIELD
WINTER IN AN IOWA CORNFIELD

Why start nattering about lucky tracks
Neath a tarnished night of a waning storm?
Haystacks in a disciplined platoon wait
With hooded coats, caves...

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Categories: snow, america, art, metaphor, poems,

Winter Sonata
Oh, my wondrous winter rose!
I live to see you bloom in all your charming chilling grace.
Awaiting your pearly presence to embellish my arctic stance stilled...

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Categories: snow, devotion, imagery, longing, love,

Premium Member In Memoriam Quietly Always Close
In Memoriam Quietly Always Close

Are they whispers, then, settling
So gently upon that slightest breeze wending
     Over the granite crosses and statues...

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Categories: snow, grave, heaven, love, memory,



Ah- Snow
Precipitate so white! 
What shivering delights!
Cool blankets ‘pon the brim, 
Though much more be quite grim, 
God moderates good gifts, 
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Categories: snow, creation, imagery, metaphor, seasons,

Premium Member Snowflakes
As quiet
as a whisper
swirling
snowflakes begin
tumbling and twirling
as they fall
gently
from the sky
sparkling
like jewels
as sunlight
reflects off crystals
of ice, coating flakes of
snow
in the guise of white.


(Yalto)


12/15/2022

Writing Challenge -...

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Categories: snow, beautiful, cool, extended metaphor,

Midnight In January
Another sleepless night,
I watch the snow fall. 

Furious flurries in a heavenly jailbreak,
they pile up in the window corners anonymously.

One itinerant catches itself on the...

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Categories: snow, courage, destiny, identity, metaphor,

Premium Member Empty Nest
Snow slowly fills 
An empty nest  
The metaphor 
Now empty 

12 May 2022
 
15 syllables...

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Categories: snow,

Snowflakes
Snowflakes falling
Away from the Heavens...
Just like how we were (before)...
Fallen beings.
Each of us one of a kind,
When shall He free our minds...?
When will that day...

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Categories: snow, extended metaphor, heaven, philosophy,

Premium Member A Blanket of Snow
She arrives upon a cold, blustery wind,
sashaying in on a carpet of white.
And freezing Fall with Her frosty breath,
Winter wears a crystalline gown,
transforming Autumn's tattered...

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Categories: snow, beautiful, beauty, extended metaphor,

Winter's Mind
Temptations and desires fade
A heaviness pervades your quilt
Shadows pilfer heaven’s joy
Every flower doomed to wilt	
Resistance born from a hearth
Solitary feelings float around
The pain of dejection...

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Categories: snow, imagery, metaphor, pain, sky,

Premium Member Winter's Agonizing Beauty
Peaked out and everything was covered
White—some things totally invisible—visioning
Helpless immobility burdens, once always conquered:-

Background sunlight caste dull-white shadows
Across whiten, once pale green grass groundings;
Where excited...

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Categories: snow, allegory, beauty, imagery, life,

Premium Member The Snowflake
The Snowflake

If I could borrow from nature’s hand a symbol, a modality,
That speaks of me 
The snowflake I choose for its originality.

No two look quite...

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Categories: beauty, me, metaphor, snow,

Premium Member Snow Leopard
soft, yet ...
like a breath of Noshaq
you are gone in a whisper
bound for some dreamy realm (imagining)
where exquisiteness affords you
a throne in Valhalla
you dance among...

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Categories: snow, animal, appreciation, beauty, metaphor,


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