Quake Poems - Poems about Quake

Irish accents quake my female southland. Males 'neath Newsboy Caps stimulate dreamland. Irish yearns may want touch, Did not seek to feel such. Ireland trips could stimulate mate's backhand....

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Disasters have plagued our planet since the dawn of time, When primitive creatures rose from primordial slime, And a comet came down to hit a dinosaur’s head, Causing a headache so bad, he was better off dead. So, he asked the plain question, “to be or not to be?” And invented Tylenol with codeine, number three. Before...

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The beauty of the wilderness The ghost I never called And now it’s coming down to this The promise has been sold We walk here in this nothingness Of fortune yet untold Of caring in this gracefulness The daring and the bolt The pain that never left my side The mourning of the night The wounds of each and every fight How could time set this...

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A quake took place between my shoulder blades teeth ground to dust behind my face the scraping of tectonic plates scared me to my hiding place bottles and blankets, a child’s space it cannot withstand the shakes that are now all too commonplace....

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A thought Of dreed A primal fear Sends a shiver A quiver Down the spine And through The soul That makes The body shake And quake A quick glance around To see If anyone noticed The impromptu Involuntary dance Of the soul In your body That held It down That thought That dreed Those tortures Of your Soul...

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stealthily hiding behind gray white mists wispy smoke rising heavenward in twists within caldera red hot lava boils menacing flora, fauna and topsoils beware if ground beneath feet starts to quake creating distance the best choice to make don't count on Planet Earth being your friend always has potential to bring our end please try not to take it personally planets must do what...

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Earth quakes Rocks slip Tremors jolting Tins clash Men scream Ground cracks Mud caves Sea growls Boats sway Waves roar Tides crash Birds roost Beasts cry Fear creeps Knees shake Rubble surrounds Fate sneers Death waits God helps Quake stills All wreck No death Silence pervades May.29.2022 ~Placed eighth~ A Brian Strand Premiere Poetry Contest...

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Have a Horn Haiku saw each Aspin quake another big breath would take then my breakfast make after we had supped whole world Putin would disrupt extremely corrupt destruction apply his modus operandi harm all he would try price to pay for peace we must respect police nephew or a niece what we all had heard Putin and herd are absurd up much trouble stirred My poems are either part...

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My gaze lowers building to the ground Multilayers empty landscapes, graffiti, murals. Past buildings merge into present car parks. I currently buy my daughters shoes here in this empty section. We eat here at this lovely restaurant, this fenced off parking rubble. I breakdown and cry outside the WINZ building after inhumane dysfunctional treatment. At least that building...

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Did the earth weep when we paved the streets Tarmac. cobbles, flat slabs of grey stone Leaving merely holes for trees long roots? Covering in our cities all that’s deep Startling ancient graves and bits of bone Did the earth weep when we paved the streets? Motorways increased that tarmacked roof As we drive...

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Quiet fault lines wake up. Quivering earth rumbles, Quickly igniting fears; Qualms of disaster loom. Quality of buildings - Questionable if safe. Quest begins for relief. 7/28/19...

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What a horrifying two days people in California had, I was shocked, my breath taken away, so very sad, For all my poetry soup friends that live there or close, Hope you are all safe, you must have all with fear froze, Our prayers are with you, and you are in everyone’s thoughts, Hope scare for more earthquakes has lessened,...

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Once there was a ginormous purple dinosaur. His nickname was “Tiny”, and he was very poor. One day he went stomping into the yummy store wanting Fruity Pebbles; he didn’t have any more. One old box was left on the shelf and it was ripped. Irritated was Tiny, he trampled and flipped. He ran full speed around the store, fell...

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Mother Earth shivers violently, quakes; Her fracked core splits apart and She weeps for her children....

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W# Earth quake So silently clear nature stands still Few seconds stood on that hill Rumble like thunder in the distance Earth calling our very existence The ground it shakes what seems eternity What is this? Have I lost my sanity A silence again fills the air Earth again still as if nothing to declare Sweet song...

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