White Snow Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberThe Queen of Winter

The Queen of Winter
carries her frozen crown
with quiet joy,
its sapphire gems
a burning beacon
within the blizzard.

Snow doves
and white foxes
dash around 
her icy gown
as Midwinter hums
cold tunes of solitude.

She marches ahead
through soft snowdrifts
as the arctic wind
tells her its secrets.


Premium Membersalt and pepper

white snow pushed aside
gravel leaves its greying mark
dirty snowman stands

Premium MemberOpen Winter Joy

Icy tufts, monochrome white
Descend beneath cloud cover
To meet the unexpected
Leap of children's tongues.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberOde to Midwinter

Poetry Wheel Challenge:

Theme: Adventure
Emotion: Courage
Color: Pearl
Season: Midwinter
Form: Ode
Object: Mirror
Verb: Sing

Created using the PoetrySoup Poetry Wheel.

Sing a song of adventure today 
It's  Midwinter time of the year 
Solstice ~~ snow is falling, everywhere
Colours are pearl white, so bright
Everywhere my eyes do look ~ extreme beauty
Sparkles all over trees, oozing light
How I love this time of year
Mirror ~ mirror on the wall
What is my emotion today ?
Mirror replies  " it's courage my friend "
" your strong as a lion, especially when problems arrive "
So let us all sing a song of freedom
Every season of year ~ not just at Midwinter

Premium MemberOde To Nature

Love forests and all within- like the stream, the trees, and every pretty sight, midwinter days seem, to me a wonderful delight, both an awesome adventure and a dream. I enjoy when the fragile snowflakes pour, it makes the forest gay, at night or day, I always leave wanting to stay some more. The next morn' I am back to walk the path, and listen to the songbirds sing, watch ducks have a bath, see a cardinal flash his red wing, the black crows seem to be on the warpath. Calm water is a mirror reflection, fallen snow is pearl white, quite a beautiful sight, and the courage of nature is my obsession.


Premium Membersnow day

waiting for sunshine
winters white glow peeks through trees
stripped of their leaves

Premium MemberWords of Winter’s Weathered White

A single star softens
above cold stone,
where quiet shadows steal across the lawn.

A lone sprout
stands tall—
waiting to greet the ghostly glimmer of dawn.

With petals frozen in pure repose,
it whispers the memory of winter’s weathered white.
A pale, pristine thing,
subdued,
breathing its beauty into the bitter night.

Premium MemberThe Snowy Vale

Barren white
The snowy vale
'Neath the moon tonight
A quiet pale
Flecked with shimmering ice
Dancing in beams of silver light

The cold winds blew
Snow gathered 'round a lonely yew
I watched the winter sun onward rise
A distant grove aglitter dazed my eyes
As the golden morning gave chase to cloud
That lay atop boulder and bush
A white ghostly shroud—
I listened to the snow crush
'Neath each step
As I crept
Thro' snowy silence
Ring aloud

Premium Memberwhite

White 
Blankets
Cover the
Earth; time slows down,
And the drifting flakes 
Lighten my heavy heart.
The quiet nights spent under 
The milky moonlight and bright stars -
Breathing in and emptying my mind - 
It is when I finally feel at peace;
There are no expectations when all
The world has laid its head to rest. 
No requirements to be,
I feel I can lay down
My weary bones and 
Fade away in
The endless 
Fields of
Snow.

Premium MemberWinter

Cold spell Wrap well. Bare trees No leaves. Snow storms Ice forms. Blizzard Hazard. Cold toes I'm froze. On snow Drive slow. Black ice Think twice. Don't roam Stay home. Mulled wine Divine. Downhill Ski thrill. Sky Grey Dark day. On sleigh Kids play. White snow Bright glow. Springs near Big cheer.

Premium Membermarch snowflakes

fluttering white streaks 
spiraling from dark gray sky 
whirlwind of snowflakes

Premium MemberThe Winter Veil Subsides

The frost still clings to hollows deep,
Where shadows stretch in iron gray, 
Yet waking from a frozen sleep, 
The world begins to turn away.
A single blade of emerald light
Pierces the crust of hardened snow, 
Brave herald of the coming bright, 
Where hidden, rushing waters flow.
The winter’s veil is wearing thin, 
A tattered shroud of mist and sigh,
As golden warmth begins to win 
And paint the edges of the sky.
Each shivering branch and rooted stem
Prepares to shed its coat of white,
To wear the dew—a budding gem— 
And step into the morning light.

Premium Membersnow changes everything

snow is exquisitely beautiful
when it is fresh, it dazzles like rhinestones
rivaling water droplets on a spider’s web
snow is pristine before we make steps in it
she brings a magic
replicated by nothing else
refreshing, enlightening, revitalizing
she changes the ambiance of air and field
nothing changes a day as fast as pristine white snow

Premium MemberWinter Storms- Goodbye For Now

“Sometimes our seasons overdo... to let us know they're able to.” _by Poet Winter storms buried us in snow! So much white blinded us from nature's autumn colors hiding deep below. Record snow blanketed the lawns and rooftops! Parking lots were plowed, leaving snow mountains- blocking drivers' sight. Then warm days unveiled some color! Seen again, shades of greens stirring thrills for coming Spring- soon awakening.

Premium MemberScarborough Beach in Winter

Down the rusty staircase, moving rather slow 
I’m heading to the Scarborough beach
It’s all white above, so it is below 
Snow keeps falling, piling up inch by inch
Poster with boat trips fell under the tree
Today’s weather is not fit for cruises
Either fishermen won’t go out to sea
Certainly they’ve got credible excuses
Muddy waters splash on the snow-white shore
A couple of dog walkers stroll along, apparently
Like they always do, like they did before
Seagulls sound sad, but the dogs are happy.

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