Poems About: WINTER

A blanket of snow
glistens fluffy and white
Tucks us in, oh so cozy
for the long winter night read more »

The freakish cawing from the blackbird’s bill,
In autumn after other birds had fled,
Impaled the air and signaled winter’s chill. read more »

I remember the snows in the summer's light
Thinking of winter in summer;
When I see the blue, I see white; read more »

a could winter wind
blows through the sad winter trees
a photograph of him looking back
floats down on the wind read more »

When the night stretches on
And the stars grow old
We find our courage fall
Like the winter blossom read more »

on our wedding night
I buried myself into
your arms
you buried yourself read more »

In the cool sun of mid Winter a gentle northern breeze
Is whispering in the parkland on the gum and wattle trees
The leaves are quietly stirring as the branches gently sway
And the sparrows are chirping on a pleasant Winter's day. read more »

Winter time is here once more,
The Days Shine shorter,
Winter Nights grow longer. read more »

Winter has come
He'll show us
What will come upon
The forever lasting signs read more »

Shall I compare thee to a dark winter night?
Thou art more complex and more constant:
Rough winds do shake the circular and beaming moon,
And winter’s lease hath all too long a date: read more »

The voice of the tree gets frozen
and the snow falls on the heart of the winter

it has been broken read more »

In the cold depths of Winter the grey butcherbird sing
And only nine weeks or thereabouts till the first breath of Spring
Five days ago of daylight hours the year's shortest day
And time it keeps ticking and ticking away. read more »