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Metaphor Natural Disasters Poems

These Metaphor Natural Disasters poems are examples of Natural Disasters poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Natural Disasters Metaphor poems written by international poets.


Earth Undone
Mountains made of waves
tore the flesh from Mother Earth —
flayed and flooding.

The mud grieves beneath her,
clogged with stagnant saline.
She used to breathe — rivers ran...

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Categories: natural disasters, earth, environment, extended metaphor,



The Gallery, Gala, Larry, Part 2
Students their little burning harmonies | you compos’d it 
One single gallery | public arras blasé debate re-placed
Sheets just- | cool on clothesline whiskered with...

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Categories: natural disasters, art, humanity, metaphor, natural

Premium Member HELL'S WINTER
HELL'S WINTER

Palisade fires
canvassing hell here on earth;
hot flames rioting!...

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Categories: natural disasters, allegory, crazy, extended metaphor,

elucidate'n scop
.

                   imagin
     ...

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Categories: natural disasters, allusion, extended metaphor, natural

Dying Tree
A tree is dying
The flowers fell to the ground
Each leaf blown by wind....

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Categories: natural disasters, death, extended metaphor, natural



Premium Member Arches Reflect: Pillars of Human Passage
We stand still as stone, hold our shape over time 
Watchers of the mosque, we watch as masks walk
Each passing stride a new universe of...

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Categories: natural disasters, endurance, extended metaphor, humanity,

Premium Member Wind
I soar high above the mountains touching every elusive peak
carrying white fluffy clouds on my back, unhinged and free
The parched lands look up to me...

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© MB Farookh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: natural disasters, allusion, extended metaphor, introspection,

Premium Member Desperate Hope- Glowing Obsidian
A light instrument flows, ink darkness; folded within
Flowers; a painless, healing, prescription of treatment 
Such secure grounding, found; in glowing obsidian

Happiness; gives sharp antithesis of...

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Categories: natural disasters, earth, emotions, extended metaphor,

The Bay, the Bud, and the Bee
I am a yellow and sweet sticky treat
for fuzzy-footed bumblebee, fair and yellow.
Silky fellow, delightfully. Sun is warm
and runs warm hands through my
fuzzy friend's gilded...

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Categories: metaphor, natural disasters, nature,

Playing Dirt-Y
I
one sees less-marketable manners, traits
as one plays with dirt - we used to say "soil," -
wherever I go, i will be pottering plants like Philodendron

II
today...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: natural disasters, beautiful, earth, education, environment,

Born In the Thermals
What is born in the thermals of a barren land
A spiral of destruction sublime

(I feel its power seeping into the ground)

Across the seas, it comes...

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Categories: natural disasters, adventure, allegory, analogy, angst,

Premium Member Invocation
Remote land summon an aloof tempest,
Bursting lights glint inquietude offshore,
Edged mists intimate like an apprentice,
Intrigue asserts the clouded to explore.

Inland heating like a warming welcome,
Landlubbers...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: natural disasters, angst, conflict, courage, extended

Premium Member Those Pair of Latent Eyes
She has a pair of subtle eyes to brood in forlorn,
the vile tale of heart rending cacophonic dissolution.
Those eyes were meek, never crude
to yearn the...

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Categories: natural disasters, care, conflict, creation, deep,

When Magma Begins To Flow
When magma begins to flow
The wise begins to build bridges,
And construct channels and dams
That the god of magma
may be worshiped

When epidemics begin to rehearse 
the...

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Categories: metaphor, natural disasters, satire,

2014 and I Am Sorry
I'm like what's next?

I'm in the P.D.X,
so flexed-
come rain or come next,

if the weather has test,
"I say" take the heather to caress the pests-

rush in...

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Categories: natural disasters, allusion, crazy, cry, fashion,


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