87 Winter Quotes

1. Winter wonderland or frozen disaster zone? I'll choose laughter over frustration rather than groan! Catherine Pulsifer, Icy Road and Snow Falls
   Funny Winter Poems




2. You set the boundaries of the earth, and you made both summer and winter. Psalm 74:17 (NLT)




3. Let us love winter, for it is the spring of genius. Pietro Aretino
   

   Pietro Aretino's quote suggests that winter, with its quiet and introspection, can inspire creativity and fresh ideas. By embracing this season, we may find a "spring" of new thoughts and insights.





4. Winter may seem harsh with its cold winds and snow, but it strengthens us for brighter days ahead.
   Catherine Pulsifer, Gone Is Summer




5. Every gardener know that under the cloak of winter lies a miracle. Barbara Winkler
   Garden Poems





6. Winter can be a long season, but thankfully our memories of other seasons remain with us throughout the winter months.




7. The March winds carry a gentle promise that spring is on its way. Even before the flowers bloom or the trees bud, the breeze hints at the changes to come. Catherine Pulsifer
   March Winds




8. Underneath the winter's snows the invisible hearts of flowers grow ripe for blossoming! T. B. Aldrich, Underneath
   

   This quote by T.B. Aldrich means that beneath winter’s seemingly lifeless surface, there’s hidden growth and preparation for new life. It reminds us that even in times that seem bleak or stagnant, there’s unseen potential and progress leading to future blossoming.





9. The world awakens from its winter haze, and nature's spectrum starts to range. Catherine Pulsifer, A Month of 31 Days




10. Bundled up like mummies, we'll laugh through the chills, for Christmas is a winter wonderland with joy that forever spills. Catherine Pulsifer, Christmas A Winter Wonderland
    Funny Christmas Poems




11. If the world seems cool to you, Kindle fires to warm it! Let their comfort hide from you winters that deform it. Lucy Larcom, Do Something




12. You are summer to my winter heart. Gemma Troy




13. The snowflakes are falling, the frost's in the air, but Christmas is coming, and what do we care! Helen Ekin Starrett, A Christmas Carol
    Christmas Poems





14. Winter is for skiing and riding in a sleigh; winter is for snow men; winter is for play. L. Olson, Winter
    Winter Poems For Kids




15. Goodbye February, you were quite chill, winter's goodbye we welcome with thrill Catherine Pulsifer, Goodbye February
    February Poems




16. Then winter comes, snowflakes cascading down, yet encouragement cycles, never to frown. Catherine Pulsifer, Seasons Pass




17. After a long winter’s chill, the sight of the first flowers gives us a thrill. Catherine Pulsifer




18. Oh, March is finally here! The end of winter is near; days get longer, temperatures climb, goodbye to frost and wintertime. Catherine Pulsifer, End Of Winter Near
    March Poems




19. In the depths of winter's icy reign, January arrives, a pristine domain. Catherine Pulsifer, Winter's Icy Reign
    January Poems




20. Let Christmas - warmth keep winter out, and joy unbroken reign J. S. Ogilvie
    Christmas Verses




21. You can't get too much winter in the winter. Robert Frost




22. Just remember, during the winter, far beneath the bitter snow, that there’s a seed that with the sun’s love in the spring becomes a rose. Leanne Rimes

    
    Leanne Rimes' quote highlights the idea that beneath hardship or struggle (represented by "bitter snow") lies the potential for growth and beauty. With patience and support (like the sun’s warmth in spring), challenges can eventually lead to positive transformation, symbolized by a rose blooming.





23. How the bitter wind doth blow; and the winter's snow and rain patter on the window-pane Ann and Jane Taylor, Good Night!




24. Six times Winter's breath has fanned thy brow of ivory white Lillian E. Curtis, On Her Sixth Birthday




25. The snow reminded me of the beauty and mystery of creation, of the essential joy that is life. Orhan Pamuk




26. Now Nature, like a careless child, that, sweetly innocent, can view no shame in nakedness, disrobes, to sleep the long, dark winter through Author Unknown, Nature's Bedtime
    Nature Poems





27. May you always have these blessings a soft breeze when summer comes, a warm fireside in winter Irish Friendship Blessing
    Irish Blessings




28. February, cold and still, snow surrounds us, an icy chill. The days are short, the nights are long, winter prevails, its grip so strong. Catherine Pulsifer, February Cold
    February Poems




29. No night shall be in heaven ...no soul's eclipse, no winter of despair. Unknown, No Night Shall Be In Heaven




30. Beautiful flowers of spring show me hope, winter blahs but seeing them helps me cope Catherine Pulsifer, Flowers of Spring
    Flower Poem




31. Whoever sees 'neath winter's field of snow the silent harvest of the future grow, God's power must know. Lizzie York Case, No Unbelief




32. I'll try to endure winter's dark days, if summer returns here some day. Greta Zwaan, Summers Demise
    Poems About The Seasons




33. The days grow shorter every week, and nights get longer too, it may seem like a gloomy spell, but let's laugh the winter blues anew! Catherine Pulsifer, Oh, November
    November Poems




34. That’s what winter is: an exercise in remembering how to still yourself then how to come pliantly back to life again. Ali Smith

    Ali Smith's quote suggests that winter teaches us the importance of pausing, slowing down, and embracing stillness. It reminds us how to find peace in rest and then gradually return to life with renewed flexibility and vitality, much like nature does with each spring.





35. Sometimes a winter sunset is a charm. William Cullen Bryant
    Sunset Quotes




36. At the gateway of the winter now comes Thanksgiving tide. In the glory of its atmosphere, its pie and turkey pride Edward Sherwood Creamer, Thanksgiving Day




37. Let me remember you, soon will the winter be on us, snow-hushed and heartless. Sara Teasdale




38. Whoever sees ’neath winter’s fields of snow, the silent harvest of the future grow – God’s power must know. Elizabeth York Case, There Is No Unbelief




39. Winter whispers with a cold refrain, snowflakes dance in the crisp air. Silent nights, a peaceful domain, frosty wonders beyond compare. Catherine Pulsifer, Seasons' Symphony
    Poems About the Change of Seasons




40. Springtime has her buds and blossoms, summer boasts of roses fair, autumn's pride is golden harvests, but of these can none compare with the glowing charms of Winter Elsie E. Egermeier, Winter Charms





41. Winter brings the cold of February but remember it is only temporary. Catherine Pulsifer, Winter Is Back Again
    February Quotes




42. A winter wind during a storm can make you feel thankful for the home you are in Catherine Pulsifer
    Poems About The Wind




43. In March's the wintery icy grip begins to loosen,reminding us that even in the coldest of seasons, hope whispers of the coming spring. Catherine Pulsifer
    March Quotes




44. Winter's frost may freeze the ground, but it can't cool the warmth of hope.




45. Welcome February, we're all aglow! Winter's half over, the days are getting longer, spring is still far away, but we couldn't be stronger. Catherine Pulsifer, Goodbye January
    February Quotes




46. Winter invites white; white invites silence; silence invites peace. You see, there is so much peace in walking on the snow! Mehmet Murat ildan
    Quotes About The Snow




47. Throughout the different seasons of the year the leaves add a feeling of anticipation .... in the winter when they are gone we look forward to their return! Catherine Pulsifer
    Poems About Leaves




48. Imagine if we had no winter we would not appreciate the warmer seasons of the year; we would have no memory of the season of winter. Byron Pulsifer
    Quotes About The Seasons




49. In the winter time we go walking in the fields of snow..and our mothers always know, by the footprints in the snow, where it is the children go. James Stephens, White Fields
    Children's Christmas Poems




50. Yet all this cold God sends for good, He blesses nature's sleep, and thus prepares our daily food, by science true and deep. Caleb Davis Bradlee, Stern Winter
    Quotes About Nature





51. And where the winter's snow shall lie. And where the wind shall whistle shrill, the vale shall bum with autumn's dye. And autumn's splendor light the hill. Douglas Malloch
    Autumn Time




52. This winter-tide as bravely as I may, patiently waiting for the bright spring day Edwin Arnold, A Ma Future




53. Night gathers round us how warm then the glow of the fire so bright, on the cold winter night Major Sigourney, Beautiful Snow
    Poems About Snowflakes




54. Winter is past, sweet spring is come at last, is come at last. Christina Rossetti, An Easter Carol




55. ...summer is o'er. And a faint, little whispering, eery and queer, brings news I am waiting to know, - the forces of Winter are marshalling near, Nixon Waterman, In The Firelight




56. Winter's cold frost and northern blast - this is the season that comes last. Unknown, The Seasons




57. So with the stretch of the white road before me, shining snow crystals rainbowed by the sun.
    Amy Lowell, A Winter Ride




58. The mist at dusk is risin' over valley, marsh an' fen - an' it's just as plain as sunshine, winter's comin' on again. Edgar A. Guest, October
    October Poems





59. May sunlight cut through the harsh winter cold - may God's love shine brightly in your common life Winter Irish Wedding Blessing




60. The wind o' the winter it breaks into bloom, and suddenly songs are sung in the gloom. Eugene Field, St. Valentines Day




61. November reminds us winter is near - we are coming to the end of the year. Catherine Pulsifer, Months Of The Year
    Month Poems




62. Christmas is a time of year amidst the harshness of winter's cold that warmth that gladdens the heart and soul rings loud. Byron Pulsifer
    A Christmas Carol Poems




63. In winter I get up at night and dress by yellow candle-light. Robert Louis Stevenson, Bed In Summer
    Summer Poems




64. Joy is found in common things...winter's cosy firelight glow Unknown, Common Things

    This quote suggests that true joy often comes from simple, everyday pleasures, like the comforting warmth of a fire in winter. It reminds us to appreciate small moments that bring comfort and happiness, even in the coldest seasons.





65. So when winter comes they [squirrels] don't eat crumbs
    They eat what they have stored then the summer comes they go and look for more. C Katt, The Squirrels





66. I can tell you, one true thing, what good is winter, if there is no spring? Julie Hebert, What Good Is A




67. One must maintain a little bit of summer, even in the middle of winter. Henry David Thoreau
    Quotes About Summer




68. ...beauties of sunbeams are gorgeously revealed, in the ice on a bleak winter's day Mary C. Ryan
    




69. I know the wintry cold will pass, the gray clouds change to blue Edgar A. Guest, One-Sided Faith




70. Though wintry winds may moan without, the cheerful hearthstone about, we greet our friends with laugh and shout this joyful Christmas day, John Imrie, Joyful Yuletide
    Yuletide Poems




71. A grasshopper sang merrily all summer. When winter came on, it almost perished with hunger. Anna M. Wiebalk, The Ants and the Grasshopper




72. Friendship is like a bird in the air, it flutters and flies, in summer it comes, in winter is gone, leaves desolate homes. W. J. Slater, True Friendship





73. I want to be on the common way with its endless tramping feet, In the summer bright and winter gray, in the noonday sun and heat. Silas H. Perkins, The Common Road




74. Winter...one of the bleakest months, with very little color. The world seems black and white in January but the birth of a January baby brings joy and color to this month. Catherine Pulsifer




75. Winter is coming every drawer should be unlocked to-day: whom do you keep that clothing for? Why not give it away? Daniel C. Colesworthy, Winter Is Coming




76. Therefore I bear this winter-tide as bravely as I may, patiently waiting for the bright spring day that Cometh with thee, dear. Edwin Arnold, A Ma Future




77. Forgotten now the winter's snow, the summer's glaring sun. And heaven above and world below are mellowed into one. Douglas Malloch

    Douglas Malloch's quote reflects a sense of peace and unity that transcends extreme conditions, like winter's snow or summer's heat. It suggests a harmonious state where past hardships fade, and everything merges into a calm, balanced experience, bringing a sense of oneness with the world and a peaceful acceptance of life's cycles.





78. A sunset sky, and the west wind sighing, a threat of winter . . . The wild gulls crying... The west wind's sighs are of love, not sorrow, and the sunset sky is the sign for tomorrow. Laura Lee Randall, Autumn Oracle
    Autumn Poems





79. Kind words are such a blessing to the needful...To turn the sadness of a dark day's Winter into the glowing life and hope of Spring. John McLeod, Kind Words




80. In the heart of winter, we find the courage to embrace new beginnings.




81. Sitting by my fire alone when the winds are rough and cold, and I feel myself grow old thinking of the summers flown. Alice Cary, Evening Pastimes




82. Out of the shadow of winter's long night. Earth comes in gladness to-day! Clad in the garments of spring-time and light, scattering doubt and dismay. Jennie Harrison, Victory





83. Trees are changing color, orange, gold, and red. leaves are tumbling downward, falling on my head.
    Winter's 'round the corner. Glenys Nellist
    Thanksgiving Blessings




84. The streamlets go singing and murmuring on, they seem to rejoice that the winter is gone Mary Snell, A Welcome To Spring
    Spring Poems




85. Winter teaches us that beauty can thrive even in the coldest of times.




86. Spring may fade an' Summer vanish. Autumn yield to Winter's sway. Nixon Waterman, An Autumnal Reverie




87. In the winter they're silent -the wind is so strong; what it says, I don't know, but it sings a loud song. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Answer to a Child's Question