Love Winter Poems

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

I'm sorry I didn't bring 
roses to your funeral. 

I brought a Christmas 
wreath instead. 

I didn't want to symbolize 
your withering, 

I wanted to

© Alijah Rivers  

Original Haiku by Michael R. Burch

Keywords/Tags: winter, love, dream, kindness, sun, sea, leaf, leaves, autumn, spring, life, poets, words, stars, moon, war

Such a frigid winter

© Michael Burch  

Heart-shaped box of chocolates, late Winter surprise.
See sailor, in a dark uniform, hiding his eyes.

She knows him now, all too well, every inch of him.
This

© Kim Rodrigues  

Your love is as welcome as a gentle summer breeze,
     Feeling its depth brings me to my knees.
It's as soothing as

© Bill Baker  

Christmas is a long song sung in winter,
An epic poem written with white quill feather pen and
Gold ink, and on clouds of paper,
Beginning from a

© Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu  

Time seems to be picking up speed
a freight train without engineer
Hendrix electric guitar on amphetamines.
Time is picking up speed
children born yesterday
wobbling off to college the

© Anthony Biaanco  

in the spring, when petals praise
within the song of grace who’ll amaze
beneath the silence of a gentle bud
there is a power, power in the blood

in

© Regina Mcintosh  

Looking over my northern shoulder
at the changing shades of day
a weak winter sun turning twilight grey
teardrops of rain on the window
the gentle sigh of the

© Martin Howard Samuel  

I reached a hand 
Into the snow
The chilly ice
Once vibrant glow 

It's Winter's wish
A painful spree
The absent warmth 
Of no degree

Although I try
To stay alive

© Sam Scott  

Burning like fever in the spring
our love affair was on the wing
then drifted away on the summer wind
now I'm thinking of you
how good it used

© Martin Howard Samuel  

warm
cuddling 
you and me
want more kisses
love

© Paula Goldsmith  

In spring we come out to see life,
out from our long cold winter's nap.
Bears are so loving not wildlife.
Love can be grand.

I am your big

© Paula Goldsmith  

CHINESE TRANSLATIONS IV

These are English translations of Chinese poems about nature, the seasons, autumn, winter, spring, night, time, tears, flowers and love. 

Seeking a Mooring
by

© Michael Burch  

Crisp air flowing in 
blushed cheeks 
all white skies 
chasing each other with snow
the pureness of winter 
slowly turns into spring all that fades away

© Gabi Rose  

Trees of powder,
Delicate and firm.
They conceal my feathers of frost.
I perch myself by all that glitters
All that warms, and all that flickers.
I perch myself by

© Abijah H.