Short Levies Poems
Short Levies Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Levies by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Levies by length and keyword.
They say "This too shall pass"
it helps me to stay sane
right now we need the sunshine
but all we've got is rain
An all encompassing virus
earthquakes everywhere
storms are crumbling levies
our world is full of fear
Recovery's what we hope for
many things have changed
I’m planning for the future
though my life’s been rearranged
Unbearable heat;
My hormones mix with your sweat
mingling as one;
Earnest thunder roars;
Hail beats along with our hearts,
passionate measure;
Ravaged by lightning
flushed sky blends with flashing eyes;
Particles charge up;
Torrential water;
Overwhelming flash flooding
destroys our levies;
Breathing never forgotten,
caught in wild summer rainstorms.
Geese follow a southern flight path,
honking as they flee Winter's wrath:
warning that She's a psychopath.
Autumn's buried without a trace
as Winter's fury sets the pace:
Her icy winds slapping my face.
I feel the sting of Winter's bite,
icy cold in Her gown of white:
lashing out with all of Her might.
Femme fatale: with a heart of ice,
Winter is anything but nice:
and always levies a high price.
As the rain falls day after day
The levies start to break away
The roads are flooded everywhere
No way to get from here to there
The skies open and cry again
As the rising waters box us in
Sometimes the pain of old man winter
Hurts just like a festering splinter
But that’s ok we have seen it all before
As once again the skies start to pour
Just when you think its over you should know
The true flood comes with the melting snow
Once pierced by Cupid's arrow,
love's the only thing you feel.
For hope banishes all pain
to the fringes of real.
As euphoria floods in,
sparks spontaneously start.
And a warm sensation stirs;
in the cockles of your heart.
Forged upon desire's anvil,
fantasies burn hot as coal.
And tides of hope ebb and flow,
in a lonely heart and soul.
Freed by the passage of time;
anxieties drift away.
And though love levies a toll,
lonely hearts willingly pay.