Convection Poems | Examples

Premium Member Humanity

Thermal air currents in physics are primarily explained by the Second Law of Thermodynamics which states that heat always flows from a hotter to a colder region, causing the warmer air to rise and cooler air to sink, creating convection currents. 




A murmuration
Gliding along on thermals 
Starlings ascending

The summer shower

Shower during summer,                                                              It is due to convection
by seasonal wind.                                                                                 
                                                                                                   Land gets heated up,                                                                hot air goes up, pulls up stream                                           from the seas on earth.                                                    
                                                                                                Comes in hot summer,                                                       settles the dust in the air                                                        and cools the high heat.

Premium Member It Is Just Soup


In the unquiet chamber of a kitchen, 
where brittle leaves of thyme and sage sway 
in unison, to the hot hum of convection
crooning softly from a stove of iron.

The guests hang waiting, by turns,
for their moment in the simmering cauldron.

Thick, steaming whispers of warmth
curl around the herbs like a secret, 
as the ample arms of winter wrap the day,
in a slowing cloak of comfort.

The soup, a slower surrender of spinach,
blooms in the broth—verdant and tender at first,
then shrinking away, like sunlight at solstice.

Wilted strings of greens tie memory
in their tendrils, mingling with the earthy echo
and unrushed tones of rosemary.

Garlic, its own pungent alchemy, intrudes
as a perfume, lingering like an unpaid mistress,
an alabastered addition to the elixir, a liquid hymn,
of patience.

Bones simmered to capitulation,
cradled spoonsful of succumbing, each sip
an immersion into the gentle resignation of day.

Ladle gently circles the pot and the world slows,
even more, as though time, too, seeks refuge 
in the simmering depths of the ordinary,
and the richness of the balm, in stillness,
at the center of the supper.


Premium Member Convection

collective mindset
human dots connect
on the Other shore

Premium Member Augenblicte

Augenblicte 
David J Walker

The flash frame scene 
seemed to last 
In a fevered forever 
more than 50 years 
beyond today's dawn  
beyond a horizon that changes
		without ever-changing  places
and never aging faces 
		imprinted in vivid color 

who says forever is never 
and never-never happens 
and never neverland 
                never lands 
in the planned races and 
planned spaces 
                faces extinction 

the distinction is in 
the same time frame 
its twilight zone light 
replaces convention
and might inoculate conviction 
 
a golden sun sang low & slow 
sad songs of convection 

yesterdays reflection comes and goes
		at night 
and borrows against
tomorrows borrowed sunlight

One Simple Moment

As the song of the River cleanses my mind
I am gently caressed by reflection.
And whilst the Sun's touch softly sinks through my skin
I contemplate Our connection.
As the Spirits of air lightly play with my hair
I embrace their loving convection.
While the voice of a robin dances into my heart
and reminds me of all Life's perfection.


Premium Member A Holy Kiss

I dreamt I kissed a pastor on the forehead.
His face was black and he backed away.
I was not ashamed, wanting to show affection,
During this time of covid, protest and convection.

I am seeking where to plant my feet.
I’ve been uprooted and shaken up.
God bless all children of God.
A beautiful planting; we are all flawed.

And even our pastors need cheering up.
In this vineyard of sweet and sour grapes.
Let them see our green and purple faces.
Let God’s pulse thrive through all the races.

6/28/2020

Premium Member The Trouble With Touch

The trouble with touch
Is wanting too much
Finger tips tingling
Trite hearts signaling

Your space in-between
Where feelings are seen
If taken one day
You lose your own way

The rush of desire
An embrace on fire
Sparks of connection
Human convection

As all isolate
Some suffer cruel fate
More virus distress
Of touchless duress

Sharing a fresh start
By staying apart
Resisting to touch
Now saves lives as such

Distancing does work
Recovery shall perk
Resources will align
When all forces combine

The best way to touch
Comes through in the clutch
All's said and done
Our world can be one

Premium Member Scent of the Good Life

Smoke rises in every direction,
staining blue skies with pale shades of grey;
Molten coals--they deliver convection,
to the meats laid an orderly way,
busily emanating aromatic bouquets.

Termed 'Barbecues' or 'Pickin's--by plain folk,
toiling sunrise till often sunset;
to dispense the real magic in hot smoke,
produced by mere gas or briquette,
and the labors of pure human sweat.

In the end, wafting smoke teases senses,
anticipating succulence traced;
to 'cookouts' that sometimes mend fences,
tween those who oft gather in haste,
for that scent of 'the good life,' in taste!

Premium Member Spring

Stalactite icicles drip from the gutters,
As the geese return in a flying v-shaped flutter.

Flapping in the folds of the once frozen winds,
Whence plants spring forth awaiting the equinox to begin.

Drizzled debris of solidified and oxidized hydrogen,
Melts from imprisonment of the solstice's cryogen.  

Light has once again carried warmth through the aether,
To resurrect through convection the color of foliage and feather. 

Hail, dear Spring time, return what Winter has taken,
Let the chickadee-dee-dee chirp as the daisy's awaken.

Frying Pan

Many springs have come and gone, 
the city roars and wheezes, 
concrete monsters block the prospect 
and restrict the balmy breezes. 

Summers stifle, streets are steaming, 
hydrants bring some small relief, 
merchants battle with the street gangs, 
struggle on in blind belief. 

Canyons strangle, subways throttle, 
autumn bleeds in red and gold, 
chilly now as winter beckons 
with its shroud of killing cold. 

Jersey beckons 'cross the river, 
yet another frying pan, 
in the cauldron of convection, 
cradle of the modern man.

Hawaiian Winds

The humid Hawaiian heat hobbles my head and heart too,
Hitting as the Humvee high-tails past on the highway, 
Sweat seeps steadily south from scalp to shoes
Convection current cooking, keep pedaling, pores crying.

Howling Haleakala Headwinds hammer hard, 
Freezing face, fingers, and forehead.
Wistfully watching the warm water Westward;
Blasting breeze’s blows batter my body backward.

Soft saline sea spray spritzes the sunbathers
As the surges' steady smashing against the shore 
Rhythmically rocks the run-down revelers 
to a sweet, sun-kissed, seaside sleep once more.

For Elements Part 2—Wind Contest (First Place)
Sponsored by Brian Davey
Judged 3/29/16

Frying Pan

Many springs have come and gone, 
the city roars and wheezes, 
concrete monsters block the prospect 
and restrict the balmy breezes. 

Summers stifle, streets are steaming, 
hydrants bring some small relief, 
merchants battle with the street gangs, 
struggle on in blind belief. 

Canyons strangle, subways throttle, 
autumn bleeds in red and gold, 
freezing now as winter beckons 
with its shroud of killing cold. 

Jersey beckons 'cross the river, 
yet another frying pan, 
in the cauldron of convection, 
cradle of the modern man.

I Am Blessed

I am blessed, I am loved
 His grace and mercy upon my life
 Is greater than the universe’s dimension
 And all of Earth’s demission and demotion
 Won’t keep me from my life devotion 

I am blessed yes it’s true
 His protection and fortification
 Is stronger than the world’s defenses
 In all the enemy’s attempts for my distraction
 And the corruption disrupting my trail
 Can’t obstruct me from my deliverance 

I am blessed and adored*
 His affection and devotion to me
 Extends beyond pacific leans
 All deceptions and confusions in my track
 Won’t extract me from his Compassion

I am blessed and so are you
 His love I am so eager to share
 I was extruded to excellence
 By my tutor a giant convection
 To convey his vast press

Lord, I have been blessed,
 Not only was I blessed,
 But I have been divinely favored

Frying Pan

...inspired by 'Blues' by Joseph Brodsky


Many springs have come and gone,
the city roars and wheezes,
concrete monsters block the prospect
and restrain the balmy breezes.

Summers stifle, streets are steaming,
hydrants bring some small relief,
merchants battle with the street gangs,
struggle on in blind belief.

Canyons strangle, subways throttle,
autumn bleeds in red and gold,
chilly now as winter beckons
with its shroud of killing cold.

Jersey summons 'cross the river,
yet another frying pan,
in the cauldron of convection,
cradle of the modern man.

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