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Melting Away: Heartfelt Melted Snowman Poems


Melting Hearts: Poems Inspired by the Snowman’s Fate

Welcome to our collection of melted snowman poems! While the idea of a snowman melting might seem sad, our poets have found a way to make it humorous and heartwarming. We’ve compiled a range of poems that explore different facets of this winter phenomenon – from the melancholy of watching a snowman give way to the warmth of spring, to the whimsy of imagining what that disintegrating snowman might be thinking. So grab a mug of hot cocoa and get ready to enjoy the magic of melted snowmen like never before!

Short Poems

1. “Frosty’s Fate”
Frosty the snowman,
So tall and so round,
But when the sun came out,
He melted to the ground.

2. “Winter’s Demise”
The snowflakes fell softly,
So white and so pure,
But as soon as they melted,
The winter was no more.

3. “A Snowman’s Goodbye”
I was once a snowman,
A jolly sight to see,
But now I’m just a puddle,
A memory that used to be.

4. “Melting Memories”
The snowman slowly melts away,
But memories will never fade.
Of laughter, love, and winter days,
When Frosty in the yard was made.

Medium Poems

1. “The Melancholic Snowman”

Once full and robust, with branches for arms,
Now only a lumpy mound, a sad cause for alarms.
The sun melted his body, and all that is left
Are coal eyes and a carrot nose, a pitiful theft.
Winter’s magic is gone, as he slowly dissolves,
In puddles of water, his former self evolves.

2. “The Regal Snowman”

A grandiose creation, standing tall and proud,
A king of the snow, on his pedestal he’s endowed.
He wears a top hat, a scarf and a smile,
And all passing by stop and admire his style.
But as the days roll by, his grandeur does wane,
The sun’s rays melt him down, again and again.
But his memory lingers, long after he’s gone,
A majestic snowman – forever an icon.

3. “The Frolicking Snowman”

A jolly being, bouncing through the snow,
A carefree sprite, with nowhere to go.
He dances in the flakes, and hums a merry tune,
As he comes to life, under the winter moon.
But as the morning comes, and the sun takes hold,
His body shrivels down, all that’s left a memory bold.
Yet his spirit lives on, in every snowman to follow,
A reminder to play, even when the snow is hollow.

Long Poems

The Melancholy Tale of the Melted Snowman

Once upon a wintery day,
A snowman took his form of play,
He stood so tall and oh so grand,
A sight that held such wonderland.

His buttons gleamed with black coal eyes,
His carrot nose, a perfect size,
A scarf of red around his neck,
His stick arms raised, as if to beck.

The children came, they laughed with joy,
Their mittened hands, they did deploy,
To build their own, just like him,
To stand tall, to not give in.

Days went by, the sun shone bright,
The snowman kept his stoic might,
But little by little, he began to droop,
His arms sagged down, like a hoola-hoop.

The carrot nose, it started to bend,
The hat on top, it slipped, it wend,
The children saw, they laughed no more,
Their snowman friend, melting to the floor.

He tried to hold on, to stay alive,
But Mother Nature, she did contrive,
To bring warmth, to melt the snow,
And thus the snowman had to go.

But in his heart, he knew he’ll be back,
To have his fun, to make his track,
And winter, she will come again,
To give him life, to let him reign.

So if you see a melted snowman,
Remember these words, if you can,
He may be gone, but not for long,
His heart still beats, his spirit strong.

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