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There are lots of different poems about
the weather. You could practise reading the ones below, search
for others on the internet or even make up your very own poem
using your favourite weather words.
Some
weather words
Rain by Robert
Louis Stevenson
The rain is raining all
around,
it falls on field and tree.
It rains on the umbrellas here,
and on the ships at sea.
O Wind, Why Do You Never Rest by Christina Rossetti
O wind, why do you never rest?
Wandering, whistling to and fro,
bringing rain out of the west,
from the dim north bringing snow?
Who Has Seen The Wind? by Christina Rossetti
Who has seen the wind?
Neither I nor you:
but when the leaves hang trembling
the wind is passing through.
Who has seen the wind?
Neither you nor I:
but when the trees bow down their heads
the wind is passing by.
If All Were Rain
And Never Sun by Christina Rossetti
If all were rain and never
sun,
no bow could span the hill,
if all were sun and never rain,
there'd be no rainbow still.
The More it Snows
by by A.A. Milne
The more it snows - tiddely-pom,
the more it goes - tiddely-pom,
the more it goes - tiddely-pom
on snowing.
And nobody knows - tiddely-pom,
how cold my toes - tiddely-pom,
how cold my toes - tiddely-pom
are growing.
Snowflakes
by Helen Moore
Snowflakes falling
thick and fast,
build a snowman
make him last…
Snowflakes falling,
swirling, slow,
my snowman melted -
where'd he go?
Snow by Alice
Wilkins
The snow fell softly all
the night.
It made a blanket soft and white.
It covered houses, flowers and ground,
but did not make a single sound!
Raindrops
by Anon
Raindrops are such funny
things.
They haven't feet or haven't wings.
Yet they sail through the air
with the greatest of ease,
and dance on the street
wherever they please.
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