COLD - By Mohd Saqib
Written By: Mohd Saqib
Category: Poetry
Competition: Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026
Mohd Saqib, writing under the name Cold, presents a captivating piece titled "COLD" in the Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. His poetry entry delves into the stark beauty and chilling embrace of winter. Through vivid imagery and evocative language, Saqib captures the essence of the season with a distinct artistic flair.
About the Work
"COLD" is a poem that beautifully encapsulates the harsh yet alluring nature of winter. The piece paints a vivid picture of snow-covered landscapes and the biting cold that accompanies them. With a contemplative tone, Saqib explores themes of solitude and the inevitable stillness of the season, inviting readers to experience the serene yet brutal beauty of winter through his words.
Cold
Original Submission by Mohd Saqib
COLD
Flakes descend,
landing on snow.
Winter breeze
gives goose bumps.
snowman grins,
trees wither.
So cold,
so cold,
so brutal.
Snow, on window sill,
snow, on the farthest hill,
snow, just shiver and chill.
Colourless cloudy sky,
odourless foggy wind,
lonely whitened path,
depressed and depressing.
About the Competition
The Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026 by Hashtag Kalakar is a prestigious platform that invites writers from around the globe to showcase their talents. This competition celebrates the art of writing, providing participants the opportunity to express their creativity and engage with a diverse audience.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mohd Saqib for sharing his evocative poem "COLD" in the Poetry and Creative Writing Competition 2026. His piece offers a unique glimpse into the world of winter, resonating with readers through its striking imagery and emotional depth.
About Hashtag Kalakar
Hashtag Kalakar is a creative platform dedicated to providing artists, writers, singers and other creative talents with opportunities to showcase their work and reach wider audiences through competitions, features and creative initiatives.

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