“Winter in Poems”

 In order to spread Christmas cheer, two staff reporters from The Falconer decided to share some of their own poetry. These poems, in a variety of forms, are austere (a word which means severe) with a touch of comedy. Inspired by Oregon’s winters, these poems are sure to brighten anyone’s day.

We’re tired of this!

Winter, winter

You’re too cold

It’s getting kinda old

It kinda smells like mold

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Drops of love

Snowflake fall from the sky above

Like little icy drops of God’s love

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A letter to Snow

Dear Snow,

Hurry up! You’re taking too long . It’s about darn time that we had an actual snow day. Not this “freezing but no snow” business. You know, last night, I had a dream that we had eight inches of snow, and guess what…it was awesome! Then I woke up and realized there wasn’t any. You know how I felt then, huh? Do ya? Do ya? Do ya? I was sad.

Your sad friend,

Hannah

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Oregon winters suck!!!

Snow is white

It’s like a bright light

Shining in the sky

It makes me want to die

Oh wait,

We never get snow

The end.

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An ode to winter poems

Winter poems are the bae

I like to read them with a latte

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I’m waiting!!!!– A haiku

I would like some snow

It’s white glow is magical

Today would be nice.

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Thank you for reading these poems. If you enjoyed these poems and would like to hear more, please comment below.

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