Funny Winter Poems | Examples

These Funny Winter poems are examples of Winter poems about Funny. These are the best examples of Winter Funny poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberFalling Frozen Iguana

The thing about frozen iguana,
It isn't like some kinda manna.
Both fall from the sky,
But one from less high,
And eat it, I really don't wanna.


Premium MemberWait, there’s-no-flake!

“I’ll catch a snowflake,” John had sung. 
To this hope, during snowstorm, he clung.
        “Look, Mom, I caught one!”
        To her did he run;
By then, all she saw was his tongue.

Premium MemberHerodotus Theory of Winter

Herodotus thought that the sun,
When blown from its course, summer's done.
That wasn't quite true,
Was maybe coo-coo,
But thinking about it is fun.

Premium MemberWinter’s Day

There is only one man who I pity.
And it is he; for whom all hope is gone.
For there is not a day quite as shatty;
as a winter’s day in a porta john…

Premium MemberCold but Sunny

I felt unwelcome in our home,
a crowded place where I was alone.
So, I went out into the cold,
wandering out to take a look,
and settling on a stony crook
in the pathway of a brook
where clear water rolled.

Shafts of light shown through the trees
which gentled rustled in the breeze,
and it struck me kind of funny - 
from tree to tree there grew a vine,
and on it, an ant trail formed a line, 
no longer alone, I felt fine.  
It was winter cold, but sunny.


Premium Memberthis actor is fine

a cure for the chill winter blues....jason momoa in
a loincloth

Premium Memberthe stuff of memories

we met for coffee early one snowy day
i was nervous you were funny
it was magical and felt... just right



AP: 3rd place 2025

Premium MemberChristmas poem Wisdom In Triplicate

Heading into Bethlehem ...
Three Wise Men, 
In search of a stable.

Heading out of Bethlehem ...
Three Wise Turkeys,
While they were - still able.

Premium MemberTHE WINTER TIME BLUES

Dashing through the snow,
It's thirty-two below,
My hands are cold, my feet are numb,
For some this weather sure ain't fun.

My eyes are tearing up, 
My nose has turned bright red,
My fingers hurt, the car won't start,
I should have stayed in bed.

Ohhhh! Off to work, Off to work,
I gotta get to work.
The car won't start, the battery died,
I'll have to try to hitch a ride.

Standing in the cold.
I'm waiting for the bus.
If I don't freeze to death today,
It's 'cause pneumonia got me fust.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Memberwinter of discontent

my sister turned light chartreuse

after hearing on the news

the end is quite near

a blizzard all year

so we recommend snowshoes.

Premium MemberLetter To Santa

the bald eagle
wishes for a wool watch cap
                                   ...santa's dilemma

John G. Lawless
©12/11/2022

Premium MemberSunny Winter Chow-Chow Barks

sunny winters hearts
snow barking yet a little
wet chow-chow barks


4/3/22
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022

Premium MemberThe End of Frosty

Frosty the Snowman took a hike Fell over some kid’s ten-speed bike Rammed his carrot nose in the ground Two coal eyes were all they found.
written December 21, 2021 [originally written for Tania Kitchin's funny 4-liner contest]

Premium MemberWinter

The days are now getting much shorter,
Each new day is cooler and cooler.
Winter will be here very soon,
Everyone will be wearing funny sweaters like a cocoon.
Date Written: 11/8/2021
BITE SIZE POEM no26 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier

Premium MemberLet It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

Oh the weather outside is crummy.
Makes me yearn for days so sunny.
Looking out my front window,
See it snow, see it snow, see it snow.

Brought lots of fire wood inside,
'Cause the wind blows fiercely outside.
Weather man says it's 40 below,
And the wind still blows and blows.

It's the hardest time of the year.
The frost and the cold have no peer;
But inside I can bundle up tight,
Safe and warm by the hearth's fire light.

Oh the weather outside ain't funny;
So I'll leave bread and corn for the bunnies.
I'll feed the birds by my front window.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.

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