Winter Poems

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On a cold winter night, a man and a woman stood under the stars, their breath hanging in the air like clouds of frost. The woman wrapped her scarf around her neck and looked up into the night sky, taking in the beauty of the stars twinkling above. The man shifted his stance, and his eyes joined hers in the sky, their hands intertwined in a gesture of comfort and warmth. In the stillness of the night, it felt as if nothing else in the world mattered—just the two of them standing together in the winter chill.

A Man and a Woman on a Winter Night


A man and a woman, on a winter night,
 The sky's dark blanket cloaked their sight,
 The snowflakes twirled so gracefully and white,
 As their love for each other shone so bright. 


The man held her close, in a gentle embrace,
 The warmth of his arms, his true love he would not erase,
The woman smiled and pressed her head to his chest,
 Knowing that this love was the best. 


The night was so cold, but their hearts burned hot,
 Their love was so strong, like a never-ending knot.
 They looked up to the stars, shining so bright,
 Wishing their love would last through and beyond the night. 

The man and the woman enjoyed each other's company,
 Laughing and talking, they created harmony.
 Sharing stories of the past, of their time together,
 It was a magical night unlike any other. 

The man held her hand, as they walked through the snow,
He whispered to her, "I love you so."
 The woman looked up, and smiled at her friend,
 This was the best winter night, and it would never end. 

Hichem Karoui
London, 28 December 2022