Gray Skies Poems | Examples


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Gray Skies

The day has no meaning without the rain.
Luscious, dark clouds awaken life in me.
The smell of a storm brings peace within.
Admiring the sound of the drops crashing onto different surfaces.
The day has no meaning without the rain.
Time slowing down expressing gratitude toward this Earth cleansing experience.
This outburst from above feels like home on my skin.
Hoping deluge will stay, but aware blue skies will return.
The day has no meaning without the rain.

Gray Skies

Stormy night on a haunted street 
All night, the sun and the rain compete

When dawn breaks, the people crowd together
To observe all the terrors
Committed by nightfall

The horror and disgust 
On the children's faces
Kicking through all the dust
To see the obscure places

The people go home
The streets becomes tranquil, calm
The gray sky sets in

A Combination of Forms of Poetry 
Emile Pinet

Premium Member Amidst the Gray Skies and Hill-

small round bumpy hill
space-time she stands at the edge 
victory now claims 

death of gas aflame 
coalesce/evaporate 
ragged heat seasonal grey


6/13/19
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019


Premium Member Peace Beneath Gray Skies

The heavy snow falls, as if to start winter again
And with flurries of flakes, return worries from then
Twirling life in a spinning circle of never ending things
Old resolutions sought again, a repeat of days gone by
While grasping for the beauty on decorated branches
Covered with delicate lining, reaching across the hills
As if the answers will be there, laced perfectly in white
Written boldly to see, to bring peace beneath gray skies

Heidi Sands

4/9/19

Gray Skies

gray skies
threatening winter rains
again would
brush the clouds from the sun
but can't move the wind

Gray Skies

There it was, skies so gray
Oh how I wish to see the sun
For much joy it brings me in the day
That I might choose to run

And in these days of the dark cloud 
I seem to find light
But only to be covered up by the looming shroud
Thus I muster up my might

And return to the days of the sun-lit skies 
As the shadow of darkness is no more
For this I am reassured as the eagle flies
So by this, sadness strikes my core

For the dark days opened my heart’s gate
And this I value more than love and hate


Premium Member Under Gray Skies

metal gray sky
over a white sandy beach --
a rainbow arcs

3/2/12

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