Winter snow themed poems use imagery examples to bring to the reader the scene of a nostalgic winter snow from the poet's own experiences. Often the imagery portrays emotions, senses, and encounters from moments remembered. Seven forms of imagery: Visual imagery - something seen in the mind's eye Auditory imagery [...]
When I read a New Year's poem I found this week in The Illustrated Treasury of Poetry for Children, edited by David Ross, I knew I needed to share the poem with you all. Since it is New Year's Eve as I begin...and now New Year's Day as I finish [...]
New Year's poems for a New Year that is about to begin. I can't believe we are at the end of the Old Year. The Old Year has brought some terrifying moments for us all but also many personally happy moments, too. The New Year leaves a wide open path [...]
Snowman Poems. The joy of snowy weather comes in the form of creating a jolly snowman with our children. After you spend a couple of fun, active hours making a snowman, come inside for more fun. Make some hot chocolate, create yummy snowmen with marshmallows, and read these fun, short [...]
Winter Poems speak of the season in picturesque verse, touching on mood and senses. Personification, similes, and metaphors are often found in winter poems when describing winter's symbols of cold, wind, and white snow. Winter Poems Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind by William Shakespeare 1564-1616 Blow, blow, thou winter wind, [...]
