Short Humid Poems

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Premium Member Summer Heat

Flora and fauna are in hiding.
No life stirs to do the day's biding.
	Feisty dog days are back
	in violent attack!
No sign of humid heat subsiding!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Humid Day

Humid day BY; TOM 2006 Clouds intermittently perspiring; Can’t call it “Sweating With The Oldies”, Clouds newly formed. Thunder echoes across the Heavens, Is God teasing? Or will Ernestine’s car Finally get washed?
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member It's Humid Out

It's humid out, the world's annoyed
Polite folks swear, their nerves threadbare
No energy by noon or so
It's humid out, the world's annoyed
Exhausted now, you've labored so
Too much to bear, you sit and stare
It's humid out, the world's annoyed
Polite folks swear, their nerves threadbare
Form: Triolet

Premium Member A More Gentle Sun

Storms are passing with
The heat I could not stand,
The days drag on so slow as
Summer's flames were fanned

Winds calmed the burn
Yet it lingered there,
As stubborn as ever
Hanging on in the air

Just when I thought
That I was truly done,
Then came the rain
And a more gentle sun.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hang Out At the Beach

Summer time blue funk
Can't stand all this humid stuff
I have had enough

Car's like an oven
Air-conditioner's working
But the heat is winning

Sweat just pours off me
Clothes and sand stick to bodies
Go to a nude beach

There it's no torture
To frolic in the water
And to "hang" out there...
Form: Haiku


Premium Member In Humid Weather

When walking a dog
   On a hot humid day
    It is not a good idea
    The pavement is too
         hot  
    For their little paws
    Walk them when it is
         cooler

    All dogs should be home
    For they are better off
    On a humid day
    For our fury friends
    On hot and humid days

Humid Day At Lowell Ponds

A humid day at Lowell ponds,
falling rain last night,
cleaned up nature's home.

Fresh air do I smell,
such clean water that
covers this pond.

A humid day in Colorado
is such a rare event,
more rain is on it's way.

So this pond will stay
clean for ducks, geese,
and fish to enjoy.

wrote 8-28-07

On a Humid Night

On a humid night
Hot, as the heat wave strikes
Emotions that churn restlessly
Dark and fervid as the night.
Would it have been different
Could laughter show its might
But laughters are an echo
Far off......
In the distant daylight.

On a humid night
Tossing, the nightmares take flight
The clock that ticks endlessly
Dreams become a blight.
Would I have been indifferent
A shrug, an oversight
But hurts become an echo
And hits.....
Like a blistering smite.
© Helen Yeo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member As Humid Night Turned Into Day


As humid night turned into day,
my eyes I lifted to the gray
and what I saw gave me a turn.
Emboldened blaze of rising sun!

Clouds parted, scurried fast away
and left the dawn to seek its prey.
Tree leaves ashen and green grass scorched,
as if their essence had been torched.

Running, clawing to get inside.
"Have mercy on me, please," I cried.
Seeking shelter from horrid heat,
I quickly made a fast retreat.

As I shut my welcoming door,
the A/C came to raging roar.
Form: Rhyme

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