Journey Natural Disasters Poems

Cracked castles are in dilemma. whether to fall or stand
Waters whirl like a lake and sea, with a lean sign of land.
Among the carcasses of...

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A road trip through  the Pacific West,
from Seattle along Sequim,
Ocean Shore, Seaside,
all the way to San Francisco.
The Pacific roared beside.

Frequent signs warned of Tsunami...

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The Underworld 

There is a path
that leads to the bridge. 
Well, not exactly. 
It leads under it. 
Why would anyone want to go that way?...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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THE NEW GOD (COVID-19)
In the land of lightness
Emerges the world with dreams
Where the world worship their God
Living in fear and abject poverty

In the land of...

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(My poem is done in Mixed Rhyme which is a form created right here on PoetrySoup by our fellow poet, Ernesto Santiago.)


Things will get worse!
Year...

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When directors of social justice,
whether parents
or teachers
or community leaders
or religious leaders
and eco-political livers,
lovers address EarthJustice
by recommending immersion experiences,
journeys to commune with hurting populations
and species
and systems,

We...

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night rain 
has come and gone

without a soothing song 
and in its wake a howling wind

like the affairs of this world
some come and go without...

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Where all rumbles where I ramble
beneath highway overpasses
and past the shy soul’s excesses.

Isn’t life a simple gamble?
I chaff at dreaded enclosure
then I spurn any exposure.

Earth...

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A HOT DAY IN TEXAS WHERE NO ONE WHERE EVERYONE WAS CAUGHT OFF GUARD.

HARVEY CAME THROUGH FILLED WITH RAGE TO EVERYONE'S SURPRISE.

PEOPLE ALL OVER THE...

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A burning golden river.
A thousand ember dots.
Whose endless waking slivers,
Hide liquid molten knots

A contented purring timbre 
Of viscous weary rock,
Caught in eyes of amber
And weeping...

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Nature skips and dances like a clown
Nature looks upon us with a frown
Hats on our heads boots on our feet 
Colorful banners parading in the...

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We were strangers when first we met,
One affected by disaster, the other there to help
And for a short while our paths were set.

We started the...

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The inner and the outer,
Are dissolving fast in space.
The ominous clouds of thunder,
Are covering your face.

The meek the mild and innocent,
Are trampled under feet,
As we...

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Oh walker’s will and lander’s way…
Did not we grow in love’s dismay?
while wandering by the garden path
that led us to “the grapes of Wrath”
but also...

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