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Poem Details | by
JAN ALLISON |
Categories:
dark, death, deep, weather,
thunderclouds
shrouding the grave
my falling tears
03~30~16
13 syllables or less contest sponsored by Timothy Hicks
Poem Details | by
Katy Lavasser |
Categories:
death, nature, perspective, poetry, sky, sound, weather,
As the sky grew grey
People in dismay
But the flowers screaming hooray hooray
Thunder grew violent
And the people went silent
Finally some peace and quiet
For I am dreary
And the sky eerie
The people are growing more and more weary
Clouds violently crying
Happiness slowly dying
People not wanting to be goodbying
Rain like tears
Thunder was your worst fear
People screaming "the end is near the end is near"
Thrashing
Slashing
Crashing
That was the end of all human life ever lasting
Poem Details | by
Asa Childress |
Categories:
death, heartbroken, natural disasters, scary, sorrow, storm, weather,
Light is awaking,
New dawn is breaking,
A breathtaking morning,
Now faces scream warning!
Spreading lava!
Getting faster!
Eruption!
Destruction!
Shaking!
Taking!
Dark.
(by Jemima Faith Childress)
Poem Details | by
Rakesh Arava |
Categories:
blessing, eulogy, god, heaven, weather,
All sunny days gone
Lovely memories remain
sing a hymn.Amen.
Poem Details | by
Lycia Harding |
Categories:
dark, death, night, rain, sleep, weather,
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Through dark rainfalls,
how can I sleep?
A nightmare crawls
through dark rainfalls!
It pries the walls
and tries to seep
through. Dark rain falls...
How can I sleep?
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Poem Details | by
Dave Collins |
Categories:
age, autumn, death, farewell, fire, high school, loss, nature, october, seasons, teen, weather, wind,
As the dawn expells its authoritive cast; they awake, but are abandoned. They
turn--but their friend the sun ignores and they understand. They commune
their relationship and part with their memories; and sigh.
They say their good-byes in a tone of fullfilment, but aface their anxieties
toward the skies for hope; but are denied. A clouded sky brings a chill in the
air and a rustling of rakes and flames.
Old as hell, written in HS for publication, circa 1971 by me. When I was young in the 60's in Ohio, we burned leaves in our backyard; sometimes our household trash too. You had to be me to be there GV. Count me in as last place. Take care.
Poem Details | by
James Fraser |
Categories:
bird, body, death, flying, horror, tree, weather,
Through the mists they land
Carried by darkened wings, spread
Sensing, they await
Suspended death in decay
Inhumanities now shared
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Poem Details | by
Tadej Blazic |
Categories:
dark, day, death of a friend, nostalgia, weather, world, youth,
For lost I am in my dreams of terror
- ring the bells of ghastly churches made
of iron! And flee the nightly tremor
from memories of children at play.
These sweep the mind in most pleasing ways,
like specks of tulips on gentle winds borne,
Futility, my dear, hides the Sun’s rays
and closes the door to memories adored
and I weep in my dreams for happiness no more.
Poem Details | by
arthur vaso |
Categories:
beautiful, change, death, dream, gothic, language, lonely,
Weather Report
Cloudy
Rainy
Bloody wet
Winds and lust
Hanging on, even the dust
Limbs fall
Baby’s crawl
Storms rage inside my head
Oceans calm breeze arrives
To find me dead
Jour de la météo
Caché sous
La mort par le métro
Poem Details | by
Louis Nathaniel |
Categories:
dark, death, fear, ocean, snow, weather, winter,
Who said snow is beautiful?
It is like poison.
It slowly stings,
Like a carnivorous swarm of bees.
White pellets slice through air
Razor sharp;
A blizzard would be mild.
Pale oceans rise where grass once stood.
It piles up.
And piles up.
Until finally—
It stops.
And remains.
Like the laundry of a dead man;
Lifeless,
It lingers for far too long.
Poem Details | by
Ijm seven |
Categories:
character, death, weather, winter,
Frost bitten plants
fall from hypothermia:
My garden has died
Poem Details | by
Christian Fuller |
Categories:
america, anxiety, baby, depression, desire, emo, environment, gothic, grave, grief, heartbreak, nature, passion, philosophy, psychological, rain, weather, wisdom, words,
You'll see that in time
When the skies fade to gray
I'll be seeing you
When you squirm away
But baby
You'll be writhing back one day
Because you're on a rope
Attached to your neck
Attached to my feet
Got nowhere to go
Got nothing to see
So baby
Come back to me
Sit on the steps
In the alley alongside
My contortionist brain
Take off your slippers
Off with your berry beret
Take off your witchy attitude
It will all be OK
You were under my spell
Listen to what I don't say
Nothing will be this way
As the sky fades to gray
All goes away
All goes away
Poem Details | by
Bonnie Jennings |
Categories:
death, deep, earth, voyage, water, weather, wind,
Raging water, a terrible turbulent storm
A ship capsizes with men aboard
A vision of mercy entered there...
Finding the sailors who floundered waves
In and out the mercy sought
Wanting to offer a handing help
Searched endlessly until silent the waters
No man found struggling nor survivors
©2016 Bonnie G Jennings . All Rights Reserved
Poem Details | by
James Fraser |
Categories:
death, deep, loss, nature, war, weather,
The thunderous skies now capitulate to man, witnessing their tirade of wrath
Who would have thought nature now bowed, whilst viewing man's path
What man could imagine, beating a power like she
When I look back at the template I wrote
This wasn't meant to be
Inspired by reading a posting on Facebook by 'Janette Fisher'
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Poem Details | by
Nayda Ivette Negron |
Categories:
bereavement, weather, wind,
Coconut stalks swing
Tropical wave strong gust winds
Raining with thunders
7-30-2016
Poem Details | by
Adam Pruchnicki |
Categories:
color, day, depression, grief, loneliness, lonely, nature, sad, sky, sorrow, weather,
Low clouds drift across the sky
a thick blanket of sleep.
Their dreariness drains life
from this once perfect day.
The sky drowned in grey,
the sunlight fades.
The flowers lose their color,
and the robin forgets to sing.
Not even rain will fall
nor will wind blow through leaves.
Nothing draws a breath
on this cold lonely day.
Poem Details | by
kurtis scott aka curtis futch jr |
Categories:
adventure, depression, sympathy,
we have a task
we 'will get pass
will not run out of gas
as a team its our dream
to work together
make the world better
there so much bad stuff
we will fight and fess
NO BAD WEATHER CAN STOP US
Poem Details | by
Kassadee Acridge |
Categories:
confusion, cry, dark, death, deep, depression, weather,
The air is warm, the sky is blue
The trees are dancing in the wind
The birds sing, the butterflies flutter
Peace is all I feel
The air is cold, the sky is crying
Tears are dropping down like bombs
The people scream and fall to their knees
The birds are silent, the butterflies gone
I don’t understand
Then all is dark
Poem Details | by
ilene bauer |
Categories:
grief, weather,
Today was ninety-eight degrees;
At least that’s how it felt.
I’m shocked that I am still intact;
I thought that I would melt.
But I would take this kind of heat
For months, all in a row,
Instead of what was perfect weather
Twelve short years ago.
For from those bright blue skies above
The world came crashing down,
Releasing so much sorrow
In its tears we all could drown.
Complaining is a luxury
When there’s no glaring threat
And I feel fortunate to whine
About a little sweat.
Poem Details | by
lew Jay |
Categories:
allusion, angel, death, depression, farewell, goodbye, weather,
Behold! The reaping gantry.
Dusted lungs and coiling flame
Silver pity from his seduction
Serpent shedding no final gain,
A toll to pay your darkness
as she ponders memory lane
light seeping through the shadows
what once was will still remain,
Bleeding sight from all who know me
Shall not quench my unknown pain
As I am dancing with the devil
what once was shall still remain,
I Whisper farewell to last prayers
as the black wolf howls my final tune
from the bagpipes he lays his mystery
now I'm a roving quite like you.
Poem Details | by
Marilyn Williams |
Categories:
death of a friend, environment, fire, holocaust, prejudice, society, weather,
When one is renewed from a terrible disaster.
Usually it's something awful. Recovering sometimes requires,
great strength, courage and wisdom. Sometimes share will is
all it takes.
When one recovers, all else, that they had may be gone.
New and better things take their place.
Perhaps, your recovey maybe like that, with new and
better things to take their place -- God.
Poem Details | by
Susan Gentry |
Categories:
change, crush, funeral, imagery, snow, storm, weather,
Snowstorms randomly
bury what lies underneath
temporarily
Poem Details | by
Stewart Watkins |
Categories:
appreciation, beautiful, death, december, solitude, weather, winter,
The land is barren
Oh mercury is falling
Jack has made it back
Poem Details | by
Kate sparks |
Categories:
allegory, autumn, change, childhood, death, flower, weather,
Sunday's, heavy heat
heralded no warning
change of weather.
Golden finches
flitted from calendula
to zinnia
in no particular hurry.
Happy for the long
day and abundant seeds.
Monday morning drivers
stop behind
golden buses, impatiently
unaware of hungry birds.
A shiver
in the breeze
catches school children
and feasting finches
by surprise.
Autumn storm waits
off the coast
as the barometer
crashes, a clash
of seasons.
rain tomorrow,
Golden sun
shimmers through
whispering,
still green,leaves.
Summer skies
make no promise
beyond today.
Poem Details | by
Jody Cutler |
Categories:
death, longing, love, snow, weather,
It will never be enough
A flicker hovers
That no snow will ever smother.
I do prefer its cloak of all the weather
When the land is laid to rest beneath its cover
It makes me less afraid of death
And brings me time to isolate
To wallow, wail, procrastinate.
Don't believe that no one has regret
Sad but true the human will to drown
In hot pursuit to gain renown
Too late to toughen up and join that race
I prefer in any case to hunker down
From deep inside my space
I beam just one electron through the flakes
And keep my dream of you awake.