Sad Snow Poems

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

"We must say, goodbye to winter but do not be sad. It will come back again next year with a big smile and plenty of

© Paula Goldsmith  

“So fickle are Earth weather schemes;
 help Winter steal Springtime's new dreams.”
             

© Sandra Haight  

Smoking all while it is heavily but gently snowing.
Smiling through thoughts that are so saddening and so unraveling. 
Staying strong as usual through all of

© Marissa Faries  

I spread my fingers, held my hand up high,

As countless snowflakes floated coldly by,

Just like you did, without a last goodbye

And in that silence, I

© Manh Vu  

Rescued and incurious as I dreamt to be
In forever August where I’m still a child
Wasn’t meant to be important, by a large degree
But it did,

© Gregory Colodub  

"Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer"

Momma got run over by Santa,
last night walking to see Nana.
Please say this is not so,
it happened in the

© Paula Goldsmith  

“Cats teach us how to enjoy life. They savor every moment, from 
the warm sun on their backs to the joy of a well-played pounce.”

© Lin Lane  

 

Odd, that I am walking in snow,
as it caresses my sad woe.
Hear whispers as snowflakes fall,
and faces of those who call;
the whispers wrap me

© Constance La France  

Notes played on the wind sounded like 'Taps.'
A sad song without lyrics, expressing lament
Sorrow pelted me like crashing white caps
Beneath the fading light of the

© Lin Lane  

sad children look for 
snowmen who have left no trace 
but carrot noses

© Karen Croft  

April decorates emerald Nature
with an unexpected snowy festivity
that resembles a season so wintry;
will the warm snow drift offshore?

it's a big thrill at the start of

© Andrew Crisci  

I love those snowflakes swirling around,
but lately winter has gone a little mad:
no snow in warm January;
every kid is feeling sad...
only the clearest day!

© Andrew Crisci  

I love snowflakes swirling around,
but lately winter has gone a little mad;
no snow in warm January:
every kid is feeling sad...
only the clearest day!

© Andrew Crisci  

Winter  as a Child


In winter as a child
You can have so much fun
Wrap up warm go outside
And laugh and play and run

If it snows

© Denis Briggs  

!!!CAVEAT LECTOR!!! This one's a bit naughty, dear readers...

You've heard of Snow White
And the story reported
Of the seven wee dudes
With whom she consorted.
Well, here's the

© Jim Slaughter