Flash Flood Poems - Poems about Flash Flood

A warning sounded on my phone - An elongated beep - So loud it must be meant to wake Whoever is asleep… Alerting me that there could be, Within my current range, A dangerous flash flood, which I Found really kind of strange. There is no river and no lake For many miles around And certainly no ocean Barreling towards higher ground. Yet I was warned, “Stay...

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water stings on skin thunder rolls across the valley creeks are rising fast...

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who know's about Mr. luck flood done on my own it's even now your in luck flood much more odd for them something that had to be done something you had to go through a light lesson for someone to pay frustrated but all work's out oh flash flood flash flood mad at the moment oh flash flood flash flood all for the...

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aka Terry's Rush Hour Tube Trauma A voice rose from a burning bush, "O feel the contours of my tush! Ounce for ounce Cheeks will bounce With just an itty-bitty push!"...

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draught of somnolent disdain breath in dehydrated well of pain fortified dam hides tears wailing rains ruin all barricades broken in flash flood debris of deluge everywhere . Dated 28th May 2020 Sponsor nette onclaud Contest Name HEXASTICH IT |...

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On our phones, a piercing screech Is sending an alert, To keep us all protected So nobody will get hurt. A flash flood may be coming! In addition to some showers, Streams may overflow their banks Within the coming hours. The thunder rumbles, skies grow dark Yet calm’s the way I seem For my apartment’s nowhere near What I would call a stream. The river’s just a...

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FLASH FLOOD- - The rain drops like a flashy door; Drivers walk like dead cars waters everywhere Misty, dead trucks loudly drive a dark, dry rain. Dusty, grimy streets roughly desire a dusty, grimy driver To each his own, to own his each waters everywhere; All girls drive grimy, those dry workers Misty, dead trucks loudly drive a dark, dry rain Dusty, grimy...

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a storm is brewing dark hordes bristling to descend dissenting thunder coalescent scouts in tentative teams essay sun-parched earth awaits sizzle of drizzle pheremonal petrichor harbingers of hope cool breeze in the air their work done, drops sponged, expunged the deluge follows Written 15 April 2016 First line changed from "storm clouds in council" to meet contest requirements....

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Brute brown raging water From torrential rain worse ever Washing away all on 30th march Took us by surprise quite fast The deluge brought bitter desperation Causing panic through its massive destruction Stealing oxygen from the lungs of many And stripping us of our safety The nation’s natural disaster tragedy The sign of man’s destined frailty Brought great Mauritian solidarity To the families in terrible difficulty The...

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Flash flood in minutes, unexpected destruction; Hope flows to the heart....

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Monsoon season hit last night, It flooded everything in sight; It ripped down fences and uprooted trees, Rolling two ton boulders with sickening ease; Carrying it all on a crest of death, We can feel the roar and hold our breath; The ground is rumbling beneath our feet, We bow our heads and admit defeat; The noise deafening, we cover our ears, It’s bringing...

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