Short Forecaster Poems

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


Premium Member Frantic Forecaster Fay

Foxy Frisky Feline Forecaster Frantic Fay
Wished good weather would come their way
Saying stiff swishy, sadly serious storms will stay.
She was booed out of the newsroom and far away.
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Oops

First sprinkles of snow Snowplows loaded with gravel Schools are closed notices, My momma takes off from work Weather forecaster is wrong!
Written October 11, 2022
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Thunder Shower

The TV is off
And cannot tell
About the splatter.

The weather forecaster
Will not break the idyll
Of hearing rain fall on shingles

While I, sheltered
In your passion,
Imagine waterfalls.

Premium Member Forecaster

Petrichor scent from a far off land

                               Pied cuckoo augurs the monsoon




Placed : 5th

A New Crystalline - Any Theme Poetry Contest
Crystalline poetry form only.
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin 
Syllable count: HS 
Date: 05-03-2023

Premium Member RAINY DAYS

Really it should be days of rain, but
Against all odds the sun will shine again,
It’s as if the weather forecaster 
Nicely tries to cheer me up,
Yet the rain still comes down.

Depression loves the gloom
Any joy is quickly drowned,
Yet the weather forecaster
Still insists the sun will shine again.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Punxsutawney Phil

Oh yes! Groundhog’s Day is here once again.
Here is our forecaster, he is not thin. 
Punxsutawney Phil,
They gave him his pill.
Everyone says he is one of their kin.

We all wait breathlessly, is it a win?
I’m cuddling hard with Evil, my twin.
Oh, no! What to do?
Accidentally gave him blue!
That pill has turned this day into a sin!
Form: Limerick

Sunny

The rainy day turned sunny;
We spent it with some friends.
It's sometimes strange and funny
What the forecaster portends.

For we expected weather
Filled with cloudiness and wet
And though we'd be together,
We thought rain was what we'd get.

Instead the sky did brighten
As we moseyed through the day,
Where the sunshine helped to frighten
All those auguries away.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freddy Farkle

Freddy Farkle, fumbling forecaster for Forestville,
friggin' fudged Friday forecast....fair?!
first florid felicitous, falling flurries followed,
froze flowers, foiled!
faraway farmhouse, furrowing farmland,
frigid fanny, furious, frustrated,
frumpy, frazzled!
furry forest friends furnished flannel frock,
finding Freddy's fails funny, frivolity,
fortunately frequent fallible forecasts
found Freddy flying faraway,
fallaciously forecasting for fermented folks!

Premium Member The Weatherman Says

Good morning ladies and gentlemen,
I'm just looking out my door.
It has been raining through the night,
Looks like we'll get some more.
But don't worry all you gardeners,
The sun will be out soon.
Just as quick as this snow melts,
Your flowers will start to bloom.
The wind will blow away the leaves,
So you can cut your grass.
I am your local weatherman,
A right pain in the ass.

11/march/2022
You're a weather forecaster poetry contest
Sponsored by
Matt caliri
Form: Rhyme

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