Short Deluge Poems
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My tear is an expression
A deluge of emotion
Flooding out of one’s torment
A need to lament.
© Harry J Horsman 2011
a cloudburst deluge
everything comes to a halt
then rainbows appear
Written June 26, 2022
A deluge of warm colors rain down
Streams of dried leaves blow in the wind
By Robb A. Kopp
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Cold Rain
clouds roll overhead;
face of Sky contort in pangs of labour
womb ruptures a deluge.
14th Sept' 2013
shock of hope after great deluge -
chromaticism of edenic dreams
2/28/2023
in her darkest hour
the tears
they came
in a deluge
but hope
would one day
soothe her aching heart
AP: 3rd place 2022
Houston
Ripples in the water, tears adding to the deluge.
8/29/2017
submitted to – Ripples in the Water – Poetry Contest
we are brittle leaves
the wind and deluge spawned life
the brook is overflowing
Written: April 30, 2022
Bright midnight,
Tranquil moment,
Unveiling mysteries,
The unseen is known,
There’s a deluge of the unheard.
September 24, 2025.
take one drop of rain
multiply it; speculate,
all that emotion
a little that gives so much,
if only that it was love.
© Harry J Horsman 2014
deluge
old man winter pours buckets....
inside farmhouse wet
ingenuity in use
rain water poured in bath tub
nimbus billowed
the sky roared
bolts flashed
a deluge fell
a thirst quenched
nature prevailed
anticipating this deluge
I hold weakly to protection
only to find this ray of joy
as sunshine lights the rain
your love blazes through my tears
#MeToo staff are climbing the walls
Their switchboard is flooded with calls
'Tis a stalwart crew
But what can they do
When sporting equipment has balls?
She's shifting the bedrock
She's dancing tectonic
And now I am drowning
In the deluge
Struggling to get to the surface
Fighting through the debris of my heart.
after the deluge
stilled cloud-shrouded land awakes. . .
flood of breaking day
Entered 4/15/2018 for MIck Talbot's Haiku no titles, theme NATURE Contest
Deluge Became Refuge
We had discovered a huge deluge
Of things stuck there in subterfuge;
Being brash,
Was all trash;
Had been tossed becoming refuge.
Jim Horn
I wish these tears
Would fill up a lake
A lake of the earth’s
Despair and pain.
I wish these tears
Would fill up the earth,
A deluge of joy
For all to share.
shattered sunless sky…desolation deluge
darkness wraps moments…opaque time
light carves mind …reflective facets
essence shines…crystal within
We
dashed through
the
rainy
afternoon
taking
a
moment
to escape
the deluge in
a corner
café.
Our
stormy
adventure
fueled
an
intense
love.
Wonder What Books She Has Read
Wonder what books she has read,
And wrote so that we will be feed;
Applied rogue;
Did deluge,
With critical things that she said.
Jim Horn
Obscurity of the intense night
Is the quiet witness of love
Expressed without a restrain
Waking from the dormant
Allows the deluge
Flowing passion
Boiling in
The warm
veins
nothing like a good cry
you know you got it right
the ammonia filling your nose
you know you got it might
no wimps no tears just a total deluge
a cleanse of heart to meet no harm
Shimmering cascades of tumbling clear water free falling.
Tiny sparkling crystal-like droplets escaped the mighty deluge.
Sun soaked the waterfall glistened like diamond jewelry.
Chicago, New York, San Francisco -- such
A deluge of immigrants -- they have clutched
At first they were trying
But now they are crying
Leaving out, "Sanctuary very much!"