Best Earthquake Poems
Earthquake Earthquake
ominous, tragic
crumbling, exploding, mocking
destruction, ashes, horror, shambles,
ruining, flagging, pulverizing
unmerciful, belligerent
tremor
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Categories:
earthquake, confusion, natural disasters,
Form:
Diamante
Living Through An Earthquake
Oh, my years in San Francisco.
Those days when I saw the home
next door, moving..
It's walls looking like a waterfall.
Grabbing the sides on our table,
as nature scared us all.
Or taking a snooze with my daughter.
and telling her to stop shaking the bed!
Then waking her and shouting
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Categories:
earthquake, earth, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
Ode To Earthquake -W(My ode to Earthquake is an irregular ode. The ode is written in
memory of an earthquake that took place in Gujarat State (Kutch Region)
of India in the year 2000 on the Republic Day of India on 26th January.)
I
What a day you chose, Grandma Mine!
To...
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Categories:
earthquake, mother, poetry,
Form:
Ode
Ode To An Earthquake-WWhat a day you chose, Grandma Mine!
To quake, to move, to shiver, to shake
Thereby to ravage, to savage, to shatter,
The celebrations of Mother India Republic Day.
A female snake eating her own children!
What bad karma those school children had done?
What configurations of the planets took place
In...
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Categories:
earthquake, nature, independence day,
Form:
Ode
EarthquakeEarthquake
E arth quivers, shakes and quakes violently
A ll around turns dark,the roof and walls begin to crumble
R ight before our very eyes
T o the right and to the left, all around us...
H umans are running for their lives...screaming...
Q uake!!!Quake!!!Get out! Get out now!!!
U nable to...
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Categories:
earthquake, bereavement, children, death of
Form:
Acrostic
Earthquake Jf
An earthquake size crack down my heart
Now that from soup you did depart
No more romantic gems
To meet those little whims
How I long for your awesome art
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Contest: A Valentine Limerick To The Poet Who Broke My Heart
Written: February 2, 2015...
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Categories:
earthquake, love, poetry,
Form:
Limerick
And the Earthquake ShookI was walking along,
And I was singing this song,
That has been playing inside my head.
If you’re as old as I,
You know “American Pie”,
...
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Categories:
earthquake, love, song-song, song,
Form:
Rhyme
Earthquake In a Tea Cup
"Earthquake in a Tea Cup"
the earthquake
rocked through
a pink haze
soft and powdered
scent of lit smoke
flaming fires
hot oven baked
green apples
ripe skin sizzled
and popped
ice cool cinnamon crisp
lemon peeled martinis
black russians and they're
ripped unfriendly cousins
Long Island Iced teas...
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Categories:
earthquake, muse, satire, sensual,
Form:
Narrative
EarthquakeAwakened from sleep by a loud, jarring rumble
Shaken, confused, as the earth moved beneath
As I leapt from my bed, I stumbled and tumbled
And so frightened and numb, I was white as a sheet
While the clash and the clatter of everything crumbled
I escaped, not willing to...
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Categories:
earthquake, earth, life, scary,
Form:
Quatrain
EarthquakePoet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Bay Area Earthquake
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: October/1989
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Categories:
earthquake,
Form:
Shape
EarthquakeFury of the Gods:
mantle rent asunder and
all hell was unleashed......
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Categories:
earthquake, earth, environment, natural disasters,
Form:
Haiku
EarthquakeForceful, unforgiving claws, deep in the earth they dig
Upwards, upwards, breaking more than simply twigs
Cracking crevices, zags, zigs
A roar, a shake, a crick, crig...
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Categories:
earthquake, deep, earth, environment, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Haiku On Earthquakesevere earthquake
if someone become horrid
esleone delighted...
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Categories:
earthquake, earth,
Form:
Haiku
Be a Candle-POTDnascent
dawn appears
kaleidoscope
of
color
midnight
sighs
leftovers
...
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Categories:
earthquake, allegory, bereavement, emotions,
Form:
Other
Hiding Philadelphia
"Hiding Philadelphia"
The ground has cracked open
like an egg,
the shell scattered
all about
the yolk of life
sucked into the rubble
where a child is born
and carried out
like a prayer
an offering
to the silence
of mothers
lost in the
sentences
of the seven
churches
consorting
with angels and...
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Categories:
earthquake, faith, humanity, symbolism,
Form:
Narrative