Short Extinctions Poems
Short Extinctions Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Extinctions by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Extinctions by length and keyword.
o the joy of
summer sunshine on my back
yet i drown in sweat
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this summer heatwave
the death of so much life
we are all guilty
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still hearing nature
screaming for much-needed help
mass extinctions real
Categories:
extinctions, betrayal, humanity, nature, sunshine,
Form:
Haiku
flora washed clean
by torrential rain
extinction event
one inch of rain
in one hour
fledglings starve
my eyes wide open
watching helplessly
mass extinctions real
swallows swift martins
gone at my location
the sky washed clean
Categories:
extinctions, insect, nature, water,
Form:
Haiku
In Australia’s darkest hours,
an ever-growing pyre
breeds a conflagration nation.
desolation, ruination
ravaged seas of deforestation;
extinctions’ ignition
bleeds deadly
perdition.
Were Mother Moon habitable,
the Koalas might escape,
scamper, flee
finding solace within
her refulgent body,
borne upon angel wings.
Categories:
extinctions, animal, fire, nature, places, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The light is gone
Totally put out
Scarey to those that roam
To all that are about
Suddenly the thunder
Of James Rifle gun fire
The shells are asundered
So you better be aware
When the shelling's finished
All can declare
Very little dents
Done to you there
Your light's not sent
Completely extinguished
Never to burn again
Not from weapons of war
But at the hands of men
Possibly total extinctions from nature
Categories:
extinctions, places, war,
Form:
Rhyme
wild Australia
hark... sounds of didgeridoos
mobs of kangaroo
Australian folk...
Aboriginals suffer
arpartied still reigns...
Australian folk...
at one with nature... what's left
arpartied still reigns...
vistas of nature
o that monolith could talk
Australian woes
deforestation
all life suffers pollution
koala's left dead
crocodiles... wildlife
Australia's indigenous
extinctions for real
Categories:
extinctions, nature,
Form:
Haiku