Short Crash Landing Poems
Short Crash Landing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Crash Landing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Crash Landing by length and keyword.
meet mom past the Wall
Tristan uses a candle
crash landing a star
trip of love unfolds
meeting witches kings pirates
To dust far above
On my first day in a car factory
A simple girl threw herself at me
I guess I was standing
Too close to the landing
Of the car filled with crash test dummies
How in the world is this fence still standing
Taking punches from winds so demanding
With a defiant grin
It refused to give in
Till my dog sent it down in a crash landing
Something soft to give
Recoil/repulse
Parachutes
Are for girls
Draped in billowing clouds
Of silk linen and lace
I am a storm
Wrapped in black hide
Hides me
Easy to brush off
After a crash landing
A cowboy is thrown from his horse
Crash landing in dense prickly gorse
He's screaming so loud
It draws quite a crowd
The ‘bucking feast’ - shot dead of course!
8,8,5,5,8 per HMS
Checked with Rhymezone
High Noon Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Joseph May
05/03/22
newly born sparrows
oval blue broken eggshells~
feathered brown and white
ready for take-off
mother watching from treetop~
first flight- crash landing
second flight better
siblings curiously watch~
empty- is the nest
Songbird Haiku Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin- Sponsor
8/13/2021
Four hours now we'd been in the air
And soon we would come in to land
Then over the tannoy
The captain calmly said
"Landing gears stuck the wheels won't drop
Brace yourselves for a crash landing*.
Written 24th May 2020.
For Hexastitch it poetry contest.
Sponsored By Nette Onclaud.
I see you honey bee
on humming erratic flight
on route to the garden bed
crash-landing on petals bright
burying head first into a flower
tumbling in the pollen white
vibrating noisily with purpose
then launching out with pollen tight
weighed down with your sweet cargo
buzzing loudly in delight
9 August 2022
day’s light quickly fades
rumbles from mighty jaws near
bitter winds utter their last gasp
my arms are in a flurry
bare branches lash against the farmhouse
struggling to avoid the chimney’s embers
“Snap,” the sound rings out
pain I bear as I split in two
crash-landing on the horse barn
sunrise comes again
displaying carnage below
nearly lifeless, my tears fall like rain
Lost in a dark vaporous pit
Suffocating in the fumes of you
After you went up in flame
I tried to extinguish you for good
Still you hang around
Like a broken parachute
Trapped on a tree limb
What does it matter
We won't be taking off
Or crash-landing ever again
In the vast and vacuous
Space which is your soul
I have been too many times
I'm climbing out now
I think I've seen the light
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I see a clearing
It's big enough to land in
The grass is short
No rocks or bumps
It's all clear for landing
My heart beats in panic
Tears of sweat run down my face
Fear grips my body
In expectant embrace
The engine splutters and coughs
Bangs erupt from broken wings
I hear my own screams
The smoke is acrid in flared nostrils
My flesh burning, stinks
Ah! I savour a touchdown, touche!
I see trouble on the near horizon--
A nation divided just is not couth,
Unfortunately, reason is wizen
Frivolous theories accepted as truth,
Intentionally misguiding our youth
Disgraceful political grandstanding,
Foundation institutions crash-landing
News media is shaping opinions,
Honestly, journalism notwithstanding
Common folks now political minions.
written August 13, 2021
High above clouds
You flew
Radar focusing beneath
In search of prey.
Image fell on screen
One walking in haste
His head bowed down
Wondering at
Mismatching arithmetic
At home, office
Breaking his back
To meet ends both
Nebulous mind.
Flare in your eyes
Like a diving bird
Impertinent crash landing
Sharp claws clung
An ascension with prey
Into unreachable heights
Vanishing into thin blue.
A quill is shed
Life drops dead.