Falling winter Writing

17 creative works found

  • Seasons
    by brummieboy

    The wind like a whirling dervish / Whipping up the leaves…........

  • Brethren of Green
    by XtomJames

    Pallid skies of cloud and mist look down upon the ground. / Reds and scarlet brown, windswept yellow leaves, / Calm the new wind is, whis…

    Just a simple account of the smells and feeling a Wisconsin Fall has.

  • Moving On
    by DiscoverMe

    Winter’s sun / Sets a rising Summer

    cycle of grief…

  • Hunting Season
    by Ann Rodriquez

    Snowflakes float gently to the ground as I break over a ridge, scanning the clearing in front of me for elk. The silence is so loud it a…

    Written back in the 1990’s, before I moved to Pennsylvania. Though I love hunting in PA with my husband, I sure do miss hunting elk with my dad and brother!

  • The Tree
    by girlinthestars

    We are over / We have not one more / Over to go through - / It has ended / Lying under you As gone as the first sparkle in / Your calm eye…

    girl’s intuition – boys don’t get it ; )

  • Leaves
    by Arkanjel

    Light-catchers flutter, soaking Sun and it’s rays. / Drinking Light, clean and bright, offered during the days

    Pick a subject then write a poem about it. But you can’t use the actual word of that subject in the poem, except for the title. It’s a fun mind bender.

  • Not Yet.
    by Jayca

    The breeze says, “Summer” / as it sneaks into my room; / but the trees say, “No.”

    A classic haiku. / The first line came to me on a beautiful, warm spring day as the breeze fluttered through my open window. I wanted to make it into a poem, but I couldn’t get past the third line. / Then I read a story (required reading for my American Lit class, lol) where the main character’s mother wrote haiku for a Japanese-American newspaper. And I remembered: haikus are only 3 lines, and were 5, 7, 5. I counted the syllables in the lines I had. It was perfect. I usually prefer to write unorthodox things in an orthodox fashion, but this one fits into the category of “haiku” perfectly. The syllables are all correct, and it’s about weather. lol

  • Seasons
    by Barbie117

    We have 4 seasons; Summer, Fall, Winter and then Spring. As summer starts we hear the laughter of children on swings, slides, etc. and th…

    Seasons come and seasons go

  • LISTEN TO YOUR HEART
    by Nancy Shields

    I feel the urge of holding on to something / Not knowing really why / The loss of this dear loved one has caused a well of tears I have cri…

    What a wonderful concept. We have our Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter then we must go on. Nancy

  • I want to share these things with you
    by Harri

    To walk on beaches full of sand, / To let it flow right through my hands. / To play in rock pools on the shore, / I want to share this and s…

    I felt inspired to write when a dear friend came to visit who I hadn’t seen for a long time. Times throughout the year I had wanted to share the small, simple things in life with loved ones. Weather it be time, distance or even death that kept us apart…..

  • One hour known
    by FLY911

    autumn colors shimmering brightly in demise beneath gargantuan harvest moon

  • Rebirth
    by Bill Fehr

    Summer is almost over, and fall is near. / The next is Winter, and a cold one I fear. / But Spring will come, and warm the Earth. / Then Sum…

  • Seasons.
    by Paul Rees-Jones

    Spring seems like a slipper, / That summer wears to keep warm. / Summer is the childhood, / Of Autumns final call. / Autumn is winter’s lover…

  • Turning Colder
    by Alan Dean

    Turned a bit colder here, / there’s snow on the fens, / they said on the radio, / frozen sheep and backed up cars trailed like icy rivers / c…

  • "Autumns Dancers"
    by franticflagwave

    “This swirling dance, of the autumn dancers, broadcast the lingering, cold nights of winter”

    Seasonal poem that shouts the beauty of the colors of fall. I hope you enjoy!

  • The Flight of Summer
    by A. JILL GAEBEL

    Summer turned / And was startled

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