Poems About: SNOW

Five inches of cold, white, snow
Confront my door

Where is my shovel read more »

Beautifully painted
Drips of white snow
Crawl down the sides
Of my Mountain read more »

First snow
is a lonely
thing read more »

Seemingly turbulent in the sea,
But is it really so?
For water ifself is not life,
But is that really so? read more »

In red snowsuit she’s headed for snow
Hands on window ledge grin spreading
Crisp, warm contrast to the white ice below
Ready for snowmen, angels and sledding read more »

Fluttering gently to the ground,
Touching earth without a sound
Transforming world with its glow
Magical world of winter snow, read more »

The black snow which runs off the roofs;

A red finger dips into your forehead

Blue snow sinks in the bleak room,

The deceased mirror of lovers. read more »

Ah, the winter snow has come at last!
Ah, the sounds of battle finally cease!
Gently, I creak open the door,
Only to see, read more »

And a new day is born on the broad expanse of the snow
And man is now freed from the phantoms below -- and I must go!
I turn away -- the snow and its beauty my visit prolong --
But now day returns and my heart must leave with its song read more »

I forced my ability today,
with nothing to do, and words left to say.
A crying fighter in the night,
I used to be so weak, but now I'm only light, read more »

Winter rose in the sky
north wind shook
the tinsel of stars
from the porch of the Milky Way read more »

you cover me like snow the earth
till i am nearly dead by dearth
i cannot move beneath your weight
of love disguised as gentle hate read more »