QUOTES ABOUT WINTER: THE MOST BEAUTIFUL QUOTES ABOUT THE COLDEST TIME OF THE YEAR

Each season has its own particularity. Spring has trees in bloom and nature awakens from the torpor where it had fallen. Summer has heat and long days by the sea, while autumn stands out with the colored leaves of its plants. , on the other hand, it stands out for its bitter cold, for the snow that covers the surrounding landscape, for the imminent arrival of Christmas, long awaited by adults and children ...

The winter season has as many admirers as it does detractors. Its climate which is anything but mild means that it is not appreciated by people with a more "cold" heart, but the atmosphere it offers cannot leave anyone indifferent. For this reason we have collected the most beautiful phrases about winter written during the centuries by the great authors, to discover all the nuances that the coldest period of the year can take!

Aphorisms about winter and its characteristics

Like every season, winter has its own characteristics. Various writers and poets have identified some that have become the subject of their most beautiful phrases.

Do you feel that pungent scent of cold in the air, the gray in the eyes and those long sunsets? Winter is coming.
Stephen Littleword

Winter day, spotless, transparent like glass. Bite into the white and healthy pulp of a fruit.
Loving you, my rose, is like breathing in the air in a pine forest.
Nazim Hikmet

Winter languor: in the world of a single color the sound of the wind.
Matsuo Basho

All great men are dreamers. They see things in the light spring haze, or in the red fire of a long winter's evening.
Woodrow Wilson

I would like you to come to me on a winter evening and, huddled together behind the windows, looking at the loneliness of the dark and frozen streets, we would remember the winters of fairy tales, where we lived together without knowing it.
Dino Buzzati

The days of melancholy have come,
the saddest of the year, of the strident winds,
and of the bare woods and brown and withered fields.
William Cullen Bryant

Each rose is prey to winter.
Rumi

In winter, neither heat, nor light, nor full afternoon; evening and morning are confused, everything is fog and twilight, the window is fogged up and you can't see well. The sky is a glimmer, as the whole day is a cellar: the sun has the air of a poor man. Scary season! Winter changes the water of the sky and the heart of man to stone,
Victor Hugo

It is in the coldest moment of the year that the pine and cypress, the last to lose their leaves, reveal their tenacity.
Confucius

Winter. Like a seed my soul needs this season's hidden work.
Giuseppe Ungaretti

Winter: cruel as death, and hungry as the grave.
James Thompson

The simplicity of winter has a deep moral. The return of nature, after a season of splendor and prodigality, to simple and austere habits.
John Burroughs

From an early age I thought that frost was magical dust that the wind gave to winter or to make it more beautiful, sweet and wonderful. When that magic dust buys everything, I know that nature leaves nothing to chance.
Stephen Littleword

Winter, a season of serene art, shiny winter.
Stéphane Mallarmé

The best quotes about the beauty of the winter landscape

The winter landscape gives anyone who admires it a unique image of its kind. The silence that surrounds it is more powerful than at any other time of the year and thanks to this almost absence of sounds all the other elements that characterize it can be perceived.

Those who marvel at the beauty of the world in the summer will find equal reason for amazement and admiration in the winter. In winter the stars seem to have rekindled their fires, the moon has a fuller figure, and the sky wears a look of a higher simplicity.
John Burroughs

I prefer winter and autumn, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape - its solitude, the full feeling of winter. Something awaits beneath it, all that history does not show.
Andrew Wyeth

To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake, it is necessary to resist the cold.
Aristotle

The light of winter is the poetry of patience.
Anonymous

It is the life of the crystal, the architect of the flake, the fire of the frost, the soul of the sunbeam. This crisp winter air is full of it.
The life of the crystal, the architecture of the snowflake, the fire of frost, the soul of the ray of sunshine. The crisp winter air is full of these things.
John Burroughs

Winter is my favorite season. Nature becomes magical, there is a surreal silence, it is the period in which I work best. I can concentrate. Winter inspires me.
Enya

What fire could ever match the sunlight on a winter day?
Henry David Thoreau

The most beautiful phrases on the atmosphere of the days and on winter reflections

Winter creates a unique atmosphere of its kind. Usually you look for the warmth of home, the crackling of the fire in the fireplace, the warmth of a cup of hot tea in your hands while reading a book. In the collective imagination, the winter season is this, but even more. In fact, the short winter days arouse a certain melancholy which gives rise to numerous reflections, recounted by some authors in these aphorisms.

In the heart of winter we remain face to face with the intimate essence of the world. Few distractions, absent colors, elusive smells, we find only essential geometries and silence in its most refined form.
Fabrizio Caramagna

I like the spirit of getting together, the no-frills conviviality, the presence of snowflakes, that of the thick walls, holding a glass of wine for a couple of hours of absolute serenity.
Virginia Woolf

In winter, you curl up around a good book and dream away from the cold.
Ben Aaronovitch

I am fond of winter because I feel it is true, not like summer that flies away and seems so funny and cheerful but it is not, because the sun is always running and leaves everyone with a bitter taste in their mouth. Winter does not pretend to comfort, but in the end I feel it is consoling, because one curls up on itself and protects itself and observes and reflects, and I believe that only in this season can you really think.
Marcela Serrano

Winter is the time for comfort, good food, the touch of a friendly hand and a chat by the fire: it's home time.
Edith Sitwell

Melancholy were the sounds of a winter night.
Virginia Woolf

Winter is the time of year that favors the imagination the most: you sit in front of the fireplace, reflect on the past, on what the past year has been, preparing for what is to come. It is a psychological season, as well as a temporal one.
Sting

There is an instinctive withdrawal for conservation reasons, a closure that assumes the order of completion. Winter is a season unto itself.
Haruki Murakami

It seems that everything is asleep in winter, but it is truly a time of renewal and reflection.
Elizabeth Camden

Phrases and quotes about winter and other seasons

Finally, winter has always been compared with other seasons and not just as a simple period of the year. In fact, very often winter has assumed an abstract meaning and found itself in contrast with spring and summer, indicating a completely opposite mood.

Summers always fly ... winters walk!
Charlie Brown, by Charles M. Schulz

There is a confidentiality that no other season gives you .... In spring, summer and autumn, people experience a kind of open season next to each other; only in winter can you have longer and quieter moments in which to enjoy belonging to yourself.
Ruth Stout

And as seeds dream under the snow, your heart dreams of spring.
Khalil Gibran

In the depths of winter, I finally realized that there was an invincible summer inside me.
Albert Camus

I will see springs, summers, autumns pass by; and when winter arrives, with its monotonous snows, I will lock doors and windows, I will build my haunted palaces in the night.
Charles Baudelaire

When we feel broken and weak, all we have to do is wait. Spring returns, the snows of winter melt and their water infuses us with new energy.
Paulo Coelho

If winter said: "I have spring in my heart" who would believe him?
Khalil Gibran

People don't notice if it's summer or winter when they're happy.
Anton Chekhov

Summer is that time when it is too hot to do those things for which it was too cold in winter.
Mark Twain

If we hadn't had winter, spring wouldn't have been so pleasant; if we had not tasted adversity at times, prosperity would not be so welcome.
Anne Bradstreet

The flowers of spring are the dreams of winter told, in the morning, at the angels' table.
Khalil Gibran

The color of spring is in the flowers; the color of winter is in the imagination.
Terri Guillemets