Short Hurricane Poems

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


Premium Member Fury From Heaven

fury from the heavens leaving destruction behind tomorrow's blue sky
for the hurricane contest....
Form: Haiku


Storm Warnings

Forecast 
Hurricane Winds
We Survive, our friends drown 
Unable to bury loved ones
Pray Hope

----
True Story Katrina
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Anchors Aweigh

island
craving dust
no more water
says enough is enough —
send-off
9/3/2019 (Hurricane Dorian)
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Hurricane Limerick

A funny thing happened one day
A hurricane came by our way
Our kittens said snee
We ran out to pee
Outhouses had floated away
Form: Limerick

Desaster Chaos

Earthquake- Dance
Thunder- sing
Volcano- cakes
Tornado-swirls
Flood- champagne
Hurricane- Rumble
Sand of Time hear me rhyme.
Form: Epic


Mother Nature

The sky opened up,
tree branches blew by swiftly,
the surf was rising,
hurricane winds,ferocious,
earth and sky having a fight.
Form: Tanka

Mother Nature

The sky opened up,
tree branches blew by swiflty,
the surf was rising,
hurricane winds, ferocious,
earth and sky having a fight.
Form: Tanka

Wind

A soft wind sweeps you away
Like a storm entering a hurricane
The world's touches the distraught
With a taste of shame and sorrow
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Return

High winds Clouds, pelting rain Outter skirts of a storm Hurricane Matthew exhibits strength Return?
Form: Cinquain

Hurricane

Hurricane is a battalion of ghosts
Soldiered by retired women of war
The Amazons and the Catherines
To subjugate the great America
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Harmful

Giles owned his farm
He did not do anyone harm.
Until a fierce hurricane,
And thunderous rain,
Gave Farmer Giles cause for alarm.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member taken by a hurricane

may was seen briefly
in the eye of the hurricane
then taken by sea

a mirage maybe
eight sailors tell her tale
a missing mermaid

Spill

Hurricane of oil
nears the pristine swampland of
Louisiana's future. 

[Written after the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010]
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winds of Change

Ride the winds of change with care and wisdom. Beware an ill wind. A hurricane, can ravage your life, fast.
Form: Ninette

Storm Sadness

Flood devastating Wind and rain of hurricane Rainbow frown of grief. 8/31/17 for Laura Loo's Senryu on Sadness contest
Form: Senryu

The Hurricane

A scream.
Furious is this girl.
Throwing not only words ... but body.
Spinning and about to fall,
Destroying person, house ... all.

Premium Member Tempestuous Relationships

A hurricane on a tear
Mother nature's furious rage
Tempestuous relationships
Just as disastrous


Date written and posted: 10/08/2018
Form: Dodoitsu

Whirlwind Romance

A woman is like a hurricane
Whether your partner or your spouse
When she comes she’s hot and wet
When she leaves she takes half the house
Form:

Gas Ping

Crikey! Its already Friday!
So its fish & pumpkin pie day
And they go together
Like Hurricane weather
School Kids call it Breathe & Die day
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Flawgic

The Florida dems took a bath;
they’re unleashing fury and wrath.
With theology flawed,
their hurricane god
has placed DeSantis in its path.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Storm

Trees and branches sway.
The power has moved outside.
The house is too still.

A wren chirps sweetly,
defying chaotic winds--
innocent solace
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tolerance

We stayed,

in the storm

all day long, till

the hurricane came, then~~

we left.


Date: 06/05/2019
**Syllable Counter checked 2-3-4-6-2
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Hurricane

a calamitous catastrophe
mysterious malefic malady
cataclysmic and unlucky
disastrous deeds, seemingly deadly
hurricane shaking up land beside the sea
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hurricane


                                     I Hurricane

                             Benevolent Hurricane

                                     I Hurricane
Form: Haiku

Hurricane Ane

Dark clouds roll on in
    Cyclone of power and fear
  As changing as the river of life
  disperse from your path of death
    Blue skies, You weren't here
Form:

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