Haiku Poems About Winter | Winter Haiku Poems

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thick blanket of snow
snuggling the flowerbeds 
with a winter wrap

Jan Allison



6th October 2014

tiny snow angel
snowflakes kiss your rosy cheeks
white winter beauty

Any poem you ever wrote not for a contest
Sponsored by Broken Wings
14th November 2014
Published in Haiku Journal #33 by Prolific Press

cold-cling of Winter
wrapped in sweaters, wound in scarves —
fashion for snowmen

11/15/2018

one single snowdrop
pushes through earth’s icy shawl 
robin redbreast chirps

winter Haiku Contest
Sponsored by Tania 

12/22/18

biting icy winds
thermal clothes protecting me
from the winter chill

12th January 2015

snowflakes kiss our cheeks
winter blanket keeps us warm
hearts melt together

03~01~15
Get Romantic – Andrea Dietrich
Visual Seven

Traditional Haiku 5,7,5
Checked with How Many Syllables
~awarded 4th place~

winter thaw begins
snowdrops peeping through the snow
raising sleepy heads

Jan Allison
26th November 2014

with sun as its spire

the peak is a cathedral. . .

winter’s glow is ours

.                     Nomadic whispers 
                            North winds speak to the great plains
                                            Warnings of winter

Winter's frozen tears

Scattered on despairing ground 

Sparkling diamonds!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     10 January 2017

quick change artist, Fall
dons her crimsons and yellows
as winter watches








written for "Images of Fall" contest

softly falling hush -
a snowy blanket comforts
hibernating land



Susan Ashley
December 29, 2018

Upon icy lake

Snowy owl seeks nourishment –

    Craves a sip of spring

while winter weeks warmth 
wondrous weeping willows wilt 
wrens whistle wildly 

spring season soon starts 
sunflower seeds sprout slowly 
sparrows sing softly 


Spring Haiku Contest 
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin 
3/1/2019

sun hides in dark clouds
wind brings chills right to the bones...
icy branches hang

vivid green cedar
against winter's bare oak tree
red bird sits alone

©Donna Jones

Dark Forrest trees
Guard like Thor
As night falls

Broken Branch
         by Amy Swanson, 2008



Winter-gray tree branch
       Hangs low, stricken by the storm
               Broken... but alive.

Snow is just a mask 
Regenerating earths face.
A special peeling.


Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
01.2013

Winter spirits rise
Released from snow they dance, warmed
Weeping tears of mist


copyright Kristin Reynolds 2008

   
smart  v formation
departing south for winter
food for the asking

  10/27/2014

cold crystalline clouds
sparkling snowflakes slowly swirl
winter wonderland

29th January 2015

           winter’s fickle bride 
    weeps behind an opaque veil…
      spring's warm kiss beguiles

 


                                  My bed is lonely
                                  the glow of your naked body
                                  The winter breathes on me





07.11.2013
A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

brown gives way to green
winter surrenders to spring
death succumbs to life

Fluttering golden 
brown leaves dancing on air falls 
undressing nature

The wild geese flying 
overhead a sign of peace
winter closes in

Throwing the old peat
keeping a fire burning 
as cold approaches

winter's cold water
stained brown runs swollen away....
solid gray clouds hang  

                   winter cowers
             in shrinking shadows…
                pale and sweating

             

in performance
whether I stay or leave -
the northern lights



NOTE: I didn't make it in time for the contest, but I wanted to write it nonetheless.

A blanket of white!
Frosty tears of winter fall-
The sound of silence.

We frolic and hide
Among wind swept laughing clouds
Joyfully silvered

A long winter ends
Flowers prism the sunshine
Life begins anew

an orange full moon
rising on a cloudy night...
winter winds stir chimes 

a winter song

drifts away with the ebb

lost at sea...

ancient branches break 
with weight of winter season 
fresh born fawn stands straight