Short Natural Disaster Poems

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


Premium Member High Water Dangers

creeks overflowing dangerous late summer rains flood waters churning
Written September 7, 2022
Form: Haiku


Natural Disaster

Demolished cities; citizens panic
Liquidation is here; leaders are manic
Casualties increase; hope is diminished
Faith is lost; Life is finished
Form: Quatrain

Natural Disaster

The fierce tidal wave
Roaring raw
Sweeping as it goes.

The outburst of ruin
Deadly heat
Welcomed by thunder.

Fire and brimstone rain
Unquenched burns
Natural killing.

Natural they are...
Disaster  
May God save our souls.


VERSE FORM - LUNE
Form: Verse

Premium Member Write Loud Walt Marie

If they do not acknowledge you? 
Go hard.

When they don’t have a chair for you? 
Build one;

If you’re seen as a natural disaster ? 
Clean house;

When you’ve spent all you have? 
Do work;

To ensure you’re seen as capital letters?
Write loud.
Form: Other

Mother Nature Has It Her Way

Another natural disaster,
Has took hundreds of life,
You never know when there coming,
Even though we try to predict them,
but
Mother Nature is full of surprises,
Good and bad,
Some will live to tell the tell,
And others will die trying to live,
That is the price you have to pay,
Living in the world today.
© Amy Hollar  Create an image from this poem.


Swimming With Irene

During a natural disaster
The pool is full of laughter
You can feel the raindrops and smell the Chlorine
We were splashing during Irene!

It’s rare to swim during a hurricane
Our pool overflowing with rain
To us this hurricane is just another storm
In the pool we all felt warm.

My brother’s about to jump in
Everybody is ready to swim
And once we’re all done
Having so much fun
We’ll go inside.




written during hurricane irene
Form: Rhyme

Future Warning

I’m sending out this message
To warn everyone
About the future of earth
The cities is about
To be covered with water
The polar ice caps
That’s be frozen solid
For thousands of years
Is melting
The melted ice
Is turning into water
Causing the sea levels to rise
With sea levels rising
The water begins to cover land
Before it’s over
We'll Probably end up
Living on mobile cities
That floats on water


FEBRUARY 24, 2020
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Wordsworth

You have engraved my heart
with the nib of your pen dipped in ink
I never would be one to don a tattoo
but you colored me up before I stopped to think
Irregular beating and vascular crunch
slipped over beautiful walls
Adrenaline master, a natural disaster
responding to each of your calls
Whisper my name in your most fitful sleep
eyes twitching, light of the moon
My heart will respond yet in kind to your voice
with a beating of words to resume.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Weeping Earth

I watch as Mother Earth dies
 And all her animal spirits cry
The polar ice caps melting away
And no one is making a stay
  Wake up people and look around
Our Government is poisoning the ground
 Our People both young and old  
Are Dying from cancer's and will never be told
The air,water,and food we eat
  Is Slowing our regular heart beats 
 And then we all tremble with fear
When a natural disaster appears
It's mother trying to balance her land
And it's time we take her hand
Form: Rhyme

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