Short Lake Erie Poems

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


Premium Member ufo

ufos fly lake erie

blowing air force theory

each tows a sign

flashing this line

we stole a cow from oleary.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Snow Maker

Ole Lake Erie knows how to make snow
Cold wind blowing across the warm lake
Like a giant machine the snow make
Blinding blizzard then sun will break
Ole Lake Erie puts on a grand show
Form: Rhyme

What Goes Up, Must Come Down

Beautiful Lake Erie bound by New York 
Romantic honeymoon, bottle and cork 
It went up with Viagra 
spilled unlike Niagara 
racing fast to arrive before the Stork!  

2/24/16
Cheers!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wishful Thoughts

Torrents pound ground.
Raincoat over head
going for the mail.

Small dog - large voice
yapping on and on.

Dog now howling,

Lake Erie has thrown
a bucket
of cold water over its head.

It could happen,
it's a very Great Lake.

Premium Member My Beloved Desert

I have this small birdbath
in my backyard
apparently the talk of the
whole Bird-town -- not much
larger than a good-size hubcap, 
one would think it was Lake Erie
size takes on different perspective
in the desert; like a prairie dog
is fat pheasant to a snake -- a jackrabbit
seldom fast enough for a hungered, blood-thirsty
coyote once targeted -- even a cartoon Willy would 
shed his cartoon ink, in the real desert~ life here, first
is all about drink.


Blue Pike Night

In golden dawn of day
Fish the color of lake and sky
Swam Lake Erie wide in eye.

Twenty thousand years past
Fins chased by glaciers:
Blue pike survived
Until too many waves of our breed
Swept them from the lake
With taint and nets of greed
In a hundred years-long dusk.

Too much like Sandburg’s Buffalo Dusk
The Blue pike and their fishermen are gone:
Too much chased from ice to nets
To gray smoke dusk, 
Black empty night –
The Blue pike and the men who saw them
Gone.

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