Snowdrops Poems - Poems about Snowdrops

snowdrops

million mirages 
mingle in a single whole ~
to melt in the sun

Spring is on its way The Snowdrops have pushed through

Spring is on its way
(The Snowdrops have pushed through)
By Michelle Morris 
07/02/2025

The Snowdrops have pushed through 
Just like you and I
They're beautiful and joyous
Reminding us to keep trying 

For Winter is not forever 
Spring is on its way 
Let's focus on Love and Light 
The beauty in every day 

And if you're feeling afraid 
Take

Snowdrops

Snowdrops hang their heads
In mourning for a summer
They shall never see

Quagmire

Eternal rainfall spring gardens suffer
Alluring snowdrops drowned in sea of mud
Water deluge cascading down gutter
Daffodils suffer because of the flood.

There is sadness about springtime quagmire
With noses pressed against wet window pane
Waterfall moment nothing to admire
Birds do not sing mellifluous refrain.

Weather forecast grim there is no bright spot
Expectations of spring completely bleak
Wait, silently sleeping "Forget-me-Knot"
Pretty blue

Snowdrops

white on white piercing 
green shoots of blades prevailing 
a wintry edging 

ice crystals thawing 
thriving snowdrops replenished 
spring’s intimacy

Snowdrops

soft slim serene shafts 
snow white petals and sepals ---
curved curled and clustered

symbol of the spring 
purity pace par perfect ---
snowflakes of woodlands

16 February 2023
Spring Flower, Bird or Butterfly Haiku x 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
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Snowdrops

Rebirth
pushing forward
like the Phoenix rising
from its crusty crypt of ashes
to soar again and sing its song of Spring
Earth erupting in luscious life
snowdrops sigh with relief
splendorous Spring
Rebirth

- Snowdrops -

                        Framed in white
                        snowdrops here and there
 

February

February
     
      five thousand snowflakes
      have fallen since this morning
      and now - two Snowdrops

      Barry Stebbings
      Feb 2022

Snowdrops

I found you on St Brigid's Day,
Your brave little heads had pushed through
To feel the cold crisp February air.
Standing tall and strong, determined.
White blossoms dancing,
Celebrating that Spring was here, 
Your perfect petals dancing in the wind,
Bringing hope to my day. 
Like Brigid, you took away all my despair.

Snowdrops And Tulips

The treetops tremble, as brisk breezes blow
bare branches; tap, tap, tapping, to their beat.
Spring soon starts showing signs, Winter will go
slip-sliding away, accepting defeat.
Spring slowly melts ice into soggy snow,
Her subtle fragrance smells so sugar-sweet,
She summons snowdrops and tulips to grow.

Hope Poked

Hope Poked

Snowdrops of hope have poked through the frost
A sign which tells us all is not lost
White, green and sprightly 
Spreading cheer brightly
With bells of glory Earth is embossed.

5th March 2021

Snowdrops Wait

snowdrops wait

snowdrops wait for spring
 dreams of long days approaching
     sunbeams kiss the soil

1-30-20
Strict Haiku 
William Kekaula

Snowdrops

snowdrops bow their heads
angelic unlock of wings
white winter bouquet

12/7/2019
Nature Poem Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin

January Funeral

Hang your heads in shame
and sorrow
you Snowdrops,
gorging on the frozen sun.
He is dead.
And tomorrow
turns a lesser world,
its iron heart
oblivious to your mis-timed gaiety.
Waving about,
white traitors,
your joy is only surrender to a moment of light
in a dark place

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