Short Polar Poems

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


Polar Fraternity

The vagaries within
truth and falsity …
are greater than
 the differences between them

(Dreamsleep: February, 2023)


Premium Member Blubber Treats

Blubber Treats
Polar Bears Break Holes
Fur Seals Are Meals
Form: Other

Polar

Polar

A frozen lake where bears play sliding, gliding here and there.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Polar Tragedy

polar bears warm balmy winter victims arctic food chain collapsing sea shore ice receding
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Kimo

Polar Winds

Pushing hard
against the words
the order
disarrayed
The ultimate guest
the consummate stranger
so close
— so far away

(The New Room: December, 2024)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Polar Vortex

The arctic 
a wet dog 
shaking off the cold

Winter 
a feral dog 
won’t do what it’s told

The b*tch is 
it’s happening 
exactly as foretold 


***
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Polar Bears Connection To Northern Lights

Polar Bears feel the Northern Lights before they arrive
They have a spiritual connection with this cosmic anomaly
People of the north do not question the mysticism in this

Premium Member Polar White

winter wearing white
snow sheet shimmers setting Sun
pug prints bid good night


‘Haiku Colour with alliteration contest‘
N/A
Sponsor Tania Kitchin
Written 22/08/2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Polar Bear Hopes

aurora borealis renews polar bear’s hopes
her children and mate float into mind’s eye
this world is better than that one,
no climate change here
do not fear your transition

Polar Express Horn Haiku

Polar Express Horn Haiku

Christmas came to great
All those willing to believe
You should be one too.

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Polar Bear Inspired By Contest

The polar bear so they say Is renowned for being gay After salmon and stuff Wants to huff and puff For gawds sake don't get in the way
Penned 10 November 2017
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pity For Polar Bears

The polar bears’ piece of land

on which they sit or stand

is melting into smaller chunks of ice.

That’s just not very nice!


For Line Gauthier's Bite Size Poem No18 Poetry Contest

Premium Member weather if bi polar

Yesterday it was nearly eighty in Kansas City
Today our high will be possible snow flurries
Up down, up down, the weather is bi-polar
She cannot be outguessed
Get on board
Or get out of her way
She always wins

Poles Apart

A polar bear seeking a mate
Spruced up his fur coat for a date.
Alas, his sweetheart
Had drifted apart
For sadly, he'd left it too late!

19.02.19

 'Pithy Pants 2 Poetry Contest' sponsored by Maureen McGreavy

The Polar Bear

Inspired by Seren Roberts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the polar bear is unaware the reason why its hunting ground is de-freezing unlike the human race it sadly cannot outpace climate change, warmer is each season.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Polar Paragons

It seems to me society’s too keen
on variety, trading spouses
in on other ones.  They could, at
least, do as penguins do. . . share
in offspring’s rearing till
their task is done, and
only then. . . start
again with
someone
new!
Form: Etheree

Polar Truth

The riff smiled first,
as the raff smiled back

Each knowing the other,
the white from the black

“They’ll never accept us,”
they both would exclaim

“The ‘grays’ have the mantle,
defiled and profane”

(Dreamsleep: May, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Polar Bear Mama

She held on for the sake of her cub.
Who held on with her for many days.
The iceberg got smaller and smaller.
She knew her cub would not make it.
She tossed him into the ocean first.
Joining him at the bottom soon after.
Glad it was over.

Premium Member Polar Bear Brigade

Polar Bear Brigade manned their enormous 747 airplane.
They jumped in their warships and they sailed past Maine.
They were ready to take on congress or the prez or the police.
Their ice floats are melting! This is a travesty to say the least!
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Bi Polar

Sometimes I'm full of hope and optimism.
Other times I feel hopelessness and pessimism.
It can drive one crazy having such feelings conflicting.
If true balance can be attained, I pray for its fruition
without the use of pharmaceutical medication.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Polar Vortex

Polar Vortex

Knock, knock, knock,
Open the door
The cold rushes in
Knocks me to the floor!

Lock, lock, lock,
Locking the door
Cold go away
Come back here no more!

NoelsArt

Comments: Minus something, it’s cold outside! FEEDBACK WELCOME.
Form: Rhyme

Poles Apart

Polar bear at the north pole, floating on a lone ice floe, thinks to himself, 'What happened to my world, where did all the ice go?' If to the south pole he did depart, penguins to compare, would he then be, a well-traveled bipolar bear?
Form: Rhyme

Polar Lies

Perception
is the potion 
where pudding
holds the proof

The details
get bedeviled
 Martini’s
all Vermouth

A good girl
or a bad girl
the wind
can blow both ways

Looking right
or looking left
the truth
— not on display

(The New Room: May, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Polar Poker

Don’t gamble with winter: it’s cold!
Too cold to be chill, cool, or bold.
   So cold the deck’s stacked;
   I accept the cold fact—
You win, Cold Man Winter: I fold.

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Date Written: January 5, 2019
Contest: Same Word Winter Limerick, sponsored by Charles Messina
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Polar Bear Faerie

Polar Bear Faerie arrived at midnight
She was given a tour by a bear called Bright.
He materialized minutes after her arrival. 
The death of polar bears is on the rise; we have a rival.
Who is it? She asked. Can you take me; is he a derange?
I am afraid, the bear said, he is climate change.
Form: Rhyme

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