Short Ice Age Poems

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Grook

Scientists cry about global warming
natural disasters a sign of climate change.
Do they forget about the Ice age?
The world has been melting since then!
Form: Grook


Premium Member ice age in the midwest

snow
ice frost
icicle
January
teeth are chattering
February also
March has been called off this year
a new ice age in the Midwest
we will not be planting until June
Form: Nonet

A Sunless World

A sunless world
will unfold, then
deep cold will come.

An Ice Age might
hide sunlight from
Man's sight to fret. 

Where will we go?
On snow and ice
we'll crawl and die.

Is this fiction,
or the frown that 
each one will wear?
Form: Than-Bauk

Cold Place On Earth

Concern for friends & family,
Taste of love expressed outwardly from the heart.
Worry not?
Impossible journey,
Who can escape?
Emotional element missing?
Ice age,
World of soul-less beings,
Image of God not found within-
Form:

Andrewachillobator

After the ice age, dinosaurs
appeared and roamed the wilderness;    
wasn't it chaos to hear
wild beasts stump and roar?
Weren't they afraid of loud thunders? 


NEW ERA

They became exinct...
by the time the stone age came,
Man's epic had started.
.
Form: Limerick


Dinosaurs

Ya gotta love them.
Huge, wild, extinct, Flintstone's bus....
Tyrannosaurus.

Rex was his last name.
He disappeared all the same....
Ice age was to blame!!

Triceratops too.
And if he ever said boo...
Would scare even you!!!


*For SKAT's "Dinosaurs" contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member You'Ve Been Gone

A couple
Days
You’ve been
Gone again
So what’s
The same
Always on 
My brain
Can you be cleared
For the flight of your life
Pray not lost behind
The streaming of dead
On to live again
Pray brother please
Escape the eminent
Ice age
And pray you lose
Your rage
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Climate Change

Climate Change

For eons Nature changed its course
From Ice Age, Stone Age , time moved on
An earthquake come with so much force
Then all the dinosaurs were gone
Now climate change is haunting us
No dinosaurs to make a fuss

Word Challenge 6 Lines Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Dear Heart
March 31, 2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yosemite

Yosemite’s huge boulders Sliced in two in the Ice Age Half Dome and El Capitan Both carved by a sheet of ice, a glacier Peering down from the mountains Buttercups grace the valley Where deer come to graze at dusk Worlds of wonder wait at national parks *A Parise Pariku for Rick’s contest. Written June 21, 2012
Form: Verse

Ice

Ice glistens on trees, in sun.
Winter slick on my tires spun.

Cubes in my glass winter cold.
Diamonds are ice, with a gold

Ring to enclose. Ice age froze
Our Mother Earth, then rebirth.

Ice sickles are beautiful too.
Water on grasses, morning dew.

Hot sun melts the ice, around.
Then there's none to be found.
Form: Rhyme

Ice Age

Saša Milivojev - ICE AGE

 

An endless plate of ice

The camel carries me

Treading heavily

Icy tears from sobbing splutter

It stumbles

Over the tips of the pyramids

Weeping

The soul is wrenched

My firefly is not here

At nine

As it once was

 

 
Saša Milivojev

www.sasamilivojev.com
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Ice Age

A few seasons ago
My heart began to melt
Thawing from ages of isolation 
Allowing me to unearth how I felt 

Discovering depth
In the layers buried below
Emotions that were stored away
Now put on display to help me grow

Still chiseling away
As the journey will be long 
But boldly forging a new frontier 
With my heart unfrozen and strong
Form: Rhyme

So Cold

When did this ice age happen
how did I miss the signs
when one upon another we fall
so cold in our designs.

When callous hearts forget to feel
how can love bloom and grow
when I to you and you to me
so many insults are thrown.

When caring is the victim
how sad this time and place
when what is gained is paramount
so far the fall from grace.

(Stoic)
Form: Quatrain

A Brief In Between Season Scene

Rain on my windshield
Grass soaks up the snow
In Between seasons
for Different kind of reasons
The solitude is nice when you're driving alone
Every once and awhile,I will look out to see a child playing
Fathers blow sweeping the white sand of Winter or what not AWAY
Temperature in the 40
Clouds are often pink
Maybe the Ice Age will happen after all
© Bart Jonas  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member 'New Ice Age Forming'

  
     For a decade now self-appointed meterologists
        have been screaming ‘climate change’ and ‘global warming’

     Yesterday perusing a professional journal 
         I bookmarked a piece titled, “New Ice Age Forming”

     Is it time for the world’s Greta Thunbergs, their shouts to change 
         from ‘Heat Wave’ to “Snow on the Range”
Form: Rhyme

On and Off

Twice a year I pump deflated tires, run a cloth over the dust, maybe even oil gears if I have thought ahead. Mostly though, I react to it on impulse, remember all over again why bike riding in Ohio (for this climate sensitive Englishman), can only be done in Spring and Autumn when the State rests between an Ice-age and hells steamy kitchen.

Premium Member Bringing the Gift of Spring

The change winds blow,
Goodbye, brightest snow.
Hello, warmer days,
Crisp mornings and sun rays.
Seems an Ice Age past
Since we saw each other last.
And did you bring anything
'Cept this urge to sing?
You were never good
At wrapping gifts,
As you knew it would;
It makes my spirits lift.
Tied in ribbon, bound with string,
I can already tell,
With cheering bell,
It's spring.
Form: Lyric

Ice Age

She looked at me from 
The sky, full of her eyes.
And set my Spring on a fire
Where my stars and moon started to burn.
And I couldn't find any place to run away.
I dug a hole to Hades to hide all the ashes.
Then the sound of thousand years of silent breaking,
Generated a crack, 
Through which I came back to the ground again.
And I find
Ice age, solitude, and white back in my world.

Tales of a World Reborn

This is a tale of a world reborn,
Beautiful ways of life to form,
After global warming,
Comes an Ice Age dawning,
Then an aeon of floods,
To wash away our crud,
Geographic cycles, yes,
We're all in an age, I guess,
Who shall survive,
Of species still alive?
An ancient Planet Earth,
Always reborn, a vast girth,
This is a tale of a world reborn,
And beautiful ways of life to form!!!!

A Poet Without God

A poet without God the sun is yellow its not the essence
of life and hung to be worhship and leaves are red yellow
and green it doesn't dance in the wind and love for many
colors of love the evergreen is a tree that can stand the
cold months of winter its not the fountain of youth that
could bring food for the world becauses its babies can
one be grown it the snow in the coldest of month in
fall of a ice age.
Form: Ballad

A Poet Without God

A poet without God the sun is yellow its not the essence
of life and hung to be worhship and leaves are red yellow
and green it doesn't dance in the wind and love for many
colors of love the evergreen is a tree that can stand the
cold months of winter its not the fountain of youth that
could bring food for the world becauses its babies can
one be grown it the snow in the coldest of month in
fall of a ice age.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member The Tables Turned

How many bites in a cucumber
   How many z’s in eight hours' slumber

How many bees in a typical beehive
   How many years ‘til an Ice Age arrives

How many stop signs in big D, Dallas
   How many floorboards in the Royal Palace

How many light-years to the farthest star
   How many people in Africa don’t have a car  

Mom used to say I gave her indigestion ~
  Now I teach her how to google my questions
Form: Couplet

Trap

I'm trap in this cage consume with rage.
With a heart as cold as the ice age.
Walking through the valley of darkness.
The pain of my pass I can't suppress.
As the blood drip down my neck.
Barely breathing my soul is a wreck.
but I'm still human even though my soul is cold.
Got me wondering  when will my destiny unfold.
Am I doomed to live this life.
Running from society living by this knife.


Dion A Bess
 aka
Poet
© Dion Bess  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Well, Maybe If I Have To -

Well, Maybe If I Have To….

I Won't Eat Humans Either
My Diet's Incomplete!
Of Course That's Not
Resourceful, Though…

With All That Wasted
           Meat!

Just Stay Yummy
Until My Tummy
Demands A Little More…
It's Not A Race
For Bloody Tasting
Fleshy From The Store.

Huddled In An Ice Age Cave,
I May Fulfil Your Wish…
With Nothing Butt You
Left To Eat…

You'd Be My 
Favorite Dish.

-Gray Squirrel
07-20-2025
Form: Rhyme

Earth In Us

My fingers wander across the world's map,
as I try to imagine how it withstood
massive eruptions, ice age, and two world-wars,
yet preserving it's natural beauty,
and all forms of life.

I go right in front of the mirror,
and see the person I am,
looking at the craters, valleys, 
and mountains molded in me by fate,
later creating a world in me which is beautiful,
irreplaceable, and complete.

I see myself learning from Mother Earth.....

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