Winter Poems Collection I Poems by Pranav

Winter Poems Collection – By Pranav Raj

WHEN THE FOG COMES

In the morning the fog comes,

With cold and smoke it comes,

It comes silently, then rest,

Started covering the house, building and nest.

We found difficulties in looking out,

Even we wore glasses, Even if the frame is stout,

It comes but does not go quickly, it is earnest,

It is always there to provide us with coldness.

You can’t scold it, you can’t even hurt it,

Buildings, houses or even nests, he can hide or eat,

But children love the fog,

As if they make trouble no one can see them

In the cold fog.

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THE WINTER’S CAKE

Winter has arrived at our doorstep,

We were excited when it was far few step,

Children were running on the lane,

They were happy, running in the lane.

Children were seen on the road,

Walking, dancing, jumping without any load,

They had worn sweaters, cap and gloves in hand,

Adults too, rocking with the band.

Don’t wait for time, don’t run much for money,

Go and steal honey,

O children, O adults, throw your misery into the lake,

Enjoy the winters and eat cake.

Note by the Author: Winter has arrived. For some of us it may not be an interesting season. I know that children don’t want to bathe in winters or to wake up early for school. This is common but, remember that in the same season we love to sleep on holidays, we love to eat and drink hot coffee. So, there is always something good and bad. It depends on how you see them. Winters are not bad or boring but they are more energetic than others. It is the season of love, warmth, and joy.

FAQ’s Winter Poems Collection – By Pranav Raj

Who is the author of these winter poems?

These poems are written by Pranav Raj, a young and imaginative writer who beautifully captures the magic of winter.

What are the themes of the poems?

The poems explore fog, cold mornings, winter joy, childhood fun, nature, and the warmth of celebration during winter.

 Are the poems suitable for children?

Yes! The poems are simple, rhythmic, and easy to understand, making them perfect for children, students, and school recitations.

 What makes these poems special?

They blend playfulness, nature imagery, and positive messages, showing how winter brings both challenges and joy.

 Can these poems be used for school projects?

Absolutely. The poems are ideal for school assignments, poetry reading sessions, winter-themed competitions, and displays.

 What message do the poems give?

They remind readers to enjoy the season, embrace nature, find happiness in simple moments, and celebrate winter with warmth and fun.

Where can I but the books?

• The Trip — The Trip I Children’s Adventure Book (8+) by Mahathi Krishnan
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• Maybe Murder Mystery — The Maybe Murder Mystery (Suspense, 8+)
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• Cordelia — Cordelia I Children’s Adventure Book (7+) by Krishika Pilani
  Buy here: Bookosmia: Cordelia —  bookosmia.com

• The Little Blue Bird — The Little Blue Bird I Children’s Book
  Buy here: Bookosmia: The Little Blue Bird bookosmia.com

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