Short Ambushing Poems
Short Ambushing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ambushing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ambushing by length and keyword.
Flood
Freshet
Levees surrender
Overflowing; ambushing; destroying ~
Overwhelmed, teardrops augment the
Deluge...
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Categories:
ambushing, natural disasters, river, water, weather,
Form:
Cinquain
Misunderstandings
Don't smell me through ambushing ears
Don't listen to me with glaring eyes
Don't look at me in that tone of voice
Don't taste me with such rash fingers
Don't touch me with an insensitive mind
Don't perceive me through a shriveled nose
Because these sensations
Lead to effortless interpretations...
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Categories:
ambushing, people, me, me,
Form:
Free verse
A Chilly Rainy Afternoon
A Chilly Rainy Afternoon
In the chill of the afternoon
the light rain steadily fell—
soaking the rich green field
Just as the rain tapered off
to a slight mist, a flock of blackbirds
swooped down, ambushing
thirsty unaware frolicking worms
With the lapse of time, the rain ceased
and the blackbirds departed—
leaving a lone squirrel undulating across
the watery green field....
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Categories:
ambushing, 7th grade, bird, imagery, metaphor, rain, weather,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Nature's Lesson
Against the sullen clouds gleams the stardust
Enduring the fierce wind sways a lean tree robust
Ambushing underneath, a tiny seed lurks
Piercing the tough earth, she silently smirks
In the mid of thorny shrubs, a bird builds nest
Emerged from the eggs are bulbuls with crest
Plummeting from the mountains, the falls flow
Across the villages and towns make farming grow
Endurance & persistence, the successful life's syntax
And gain after pain the lesson that nature coaxes...
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Categories:
ambushing, meaningful, nature, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme