Hailstones Poems - Poems about Hailstones

Suddendly everything is still. Hailstones lay on the path and in clumps along the garden edges like frozen spawn left by storm clouds now dying into the distances of the evening. The light is muted, the cold, soundless air hangs breathless in the trees as if waiting for the clouds offspring to hatch and float them off into the arms of the night....

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Hailstones punctuate the narrative of life with an exclamation. This just came to me in the night...

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Hailstones Haiku: by Tom 1/12/2021 The size of hailstones remain inconsequential, until striking earth. ...

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So you thought life is easy For what comes just goes Seeking unknown,it's all hailstones Oh Yee they fail again But I'm going to tell you anyway Even if you cannot hear me Yes I'm sad you are gone But I should spit on your grave I say Drinking whiskey out of plastic mugs and wishing the world were better You couldn't see a way...

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as the cumulonimbi thrash & tear the sky, the quiet chill envelopes you & stops you in your tracks, snapping your head quick like a bird in the wild (looking around for predators), your eyes stare straight up & as a thousand little white heads of needles you first see the hailstones drop--- growing in size as they collect together in the sky they quicken...

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