Short Clime Poems

Short Clime Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Clime by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Clime by length and keyword.


Calm Clime

K-ind weather shows up, 
O-nce the sun rises again, 
R-ays are emitted.






Topic: Birthday of Kaye O. dela Rosa (March 16) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku


Impressive Clime

A-n
I-mpressive

C-lime
I-s
E-merging

A-bating
N-egative
T-hings
O-f
N-ight

Topic: Birthday of Ai Cie Anton (June 01) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Just Expect Sunny Clime

J-ust
E-xpect
S-unny
C-lime

D-aily
O-nce
N-ight
C-hill
E-vades
R-ays
A-nd
S-hine

Topic: Birthday of Jesc Donceras (January 20)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Nice Clime

A-nother
L-ight
B-egins
E-mitting
R-ays
T-o

V-iew
Y-our
N-ice
C-lime
K-eeping
I-t
E-normously
R-adiant

Topic: Poet (Albert Vynckier) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Just Allow No Inclement Clime

J-ust
A-llow
N-o
I-nclement
C-lime
E-vading

M-ist
O-f
R-ain
A-s
L-ight
E-ndorses
S-un

Topic: Birthday of Janice C. Morales (September 16)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


No Inclement Clime

N-o
I-nclement
C-lime
O-perates
L-etting
E-merging

B-eacon
O-bliterate
T-he
E-arly
R-ain's
O-bscurity

T opic: Birthday of Nicole Botero (May 20) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Sunny Clime In Light

P-ouring
R-ain
E-vades
S-unny
C-lime
I-n
L-ight
A-fter

J-ust
U-sing
M-ist
U-nder
A-nother
D-ay

Topic: Birthday of Prescila Jumuad (December 25) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Just Abate Inclement Clime

J-ust
A-bate
I-nclement
C-lime
E-xpecting
L-ovely
L-ight's

E-arly
L-ucid
L-oveliness
A-fter
O-bscurity

Topic: Birthday of Jaicell Ellao (November 18)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Expect No Execrable Clime

A-nother
L-ight
O-bliterates
N-ight
A-s

Y-ou
E-xpect
N-o

E-xecrable
C-lime
L-etting
E-ffulgence
O-pen

Topic: Birthday of Alona Yen Ecleo (October 20) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Sunny Clime

G-lowing
L-ight
A-pparently
D-elights
Y-our
S-unny

C-lime
E-agerly
R-elieving
I-nclement
N-atural
A-tmosphere

Topic: Birthday of Gladys B. Cerina (August 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Inclement Clime Is Far Away

L-et Monday morning warm
Y-our mind and your heart; 
N-ew dawn has broken, dusk and twilight depart.

B-eautiful beacon rises
E-arly March twentieth day; 
L-ight is in sight, 
I-nclement clime is far
A-way.
Form: Acrostic

Relieving Inclement Clime

B-eacon
H-as
A-scended
B-ringing
Y-ou

A-nother
N-ice
N-ature
A-s

A-pparent
M-orn
E-merges
R-elieving
I-nclement
C-lime
A-new

Topic: Birthday of Bhaby Anna S. America (October 08) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Kind Clime

P-ouring 
R-aindrops 
A-re 
N-one 
A-s 
B-eacon's 

K-ind 

C-lime 
H-as 
A-ppeared 
K-issing 
R-uggedness 
A-dieu 
B-ecause 
O-penness 
R-uns 
T-o 
Y-ou 

Topic: Poet (Pranab K. Chakraborty) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Negating Inclement Clime

G-low
I-solates
A-nother
N-ight

N-egating
I-nclement
C-lime
O-f
L-ife's
E-motional

P-ortion
O-nce
B-eacon's
L-ight
E-mits
T-winkling
E-ffulgence

Topic: Birthday of Gian Nicole Poblete (December 07) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Inclement Clime Is Over

M-onday's rain and chill
A-re both already gone; 
R-ise of the beacon begins, 
I-n December thirteenth dawn.
L-et Tuesday's rays warm
Y-our soul and your heart; 
N-ight darkness disappears, as the shadows depart.

C-herish the fresh morn, 
A-fter the vile weather; 
P-ure delight is brought, 
I-nclement clime is
O-ver.
Form: Acrostic

Inclement Clime Turns Good

P-ouring rain disappears, 
A-pril fifth early Wednesday; 
U-nderneath the blue sky, 
L-onely fog fades
A-way.

T-he storm and the flood
A-re nowhere to be found; 
N-ew wind whispers softly, 
G-iving you a fine sweet sound.
U-npleasant feeling turns
I-nto a merry mood; 
L-et warmth fill your heart, 
I-nclement clime turns
G-ood.
Form: Acrostic

The Clime

Once Greenland
Had bananas
Monkeys sat in trees
Snakes in the grass.
Then it colder
The jungle vanished
Ice took over.
Yet
The Vikings
Did farming
Had cows 
And root plants.
When it got too cold
They took the cow
Home
To Norway
In longboats.
The clime
Had changed
Now it is changing 
Again.
Will, it ever snow
In New Delhi.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Inclement Clime Will Walk Out

D-awn fourth of March
O-bliterates the twilight; 
N-ew morn has broken, 
A-fter the cold Friday night.

D-ark and dusk disappear, 
E-vading the blue Saturday sky; 
L-et not the raindrops fall, 
E-vening chill passes by. 
G-ray clouds don't gather, 
A-nd there's no reason to doubt; 
R-ise of the sun begins, 
I-nclement clime will walk
O-ut.
Form: Acrostic

Kind Clime In Twelfth September

K-ind clime in twelfth September
A-ssures of brighter day; 
T-he sunshine in the sky
H-as taken the night away.

T-welfth September's season
E-liminates the coldest chill; 
J-ubilate your birthday, 
A-s warmth is what you feel.
D-elightful weather remains while the raindrops are over; 
A-llow your life to enjoy kind clime in twelfth September.
Form: Acrostic

From a Cool Clime

There was once a man from a cool clime, 
He had an unhurried sense of time, 
Cool and content, no let, 
Leisure his treasured pet, 
Enough time his pet moments to chime, 
A poet, his verse blank, 
And diction lean and lank, 
Who, believed: words in right space-time rhyme. 
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Tongue-in-cheek | 06.06.2018 |limericks
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jungle Justice

Hold on you big angry cat
Laying ambush for the little rat
Take heed and be circumspect 
The rat may not be your suspect 

Wait a minute you big angry cat
Be patient with the little rat
He is  innocent of every crime
Until proven guilty by court in this clime

Listen to me all you angry cats
Compatriots of all the innocent rats
Jungle justice is outdated
And never to be updated
Form: Rhyme

Tropical clime at best

T’is calm ‘ere the rain
Wind nippy at dusk
Making joints to pain
Teeth, chatter, to task

Birds back to nest
In an envelope, dark
Awaiting the tempest
To make its mark

From afar, small deal
On site, t’is more serious
Brollies and coats for real
The deluge will be furious

Lasts a while ,then abates
Tropical clime at best
The land now procreates
Dust to put, to rest

The rhythm and rhyme
To repeat many a time
Form: Sonnet

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