Short Pollution Poems

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


Premium Member Haiku: Neighborhood Watch

white faced mimes protest...
falling leaves noise pollution
fierce finger pointing

Brian Johnston
November 17, 2015
Form: Haiku


Premium Member We are dying

pollution 
shrivels lungs
a slow death

we’ve abused
Mother Earth 
now we pay 

from afar
an angel
softly weeps
Form: Other

Premium Member engines here engines there

Engines here and engines there
noise pollution everywhere
loud and ugly; annoying too
my ears are red, my ears are blue
Form: Rhyme

Lily Pads

Green, are lily pads
Floating on a waterfall.
Clear of pollution?
Indeed I dare not say yes.
But soon there will come a day.
Form: Limerick

Air Pollution In Cities

We should plant more trees
In the cities of the world
Beside the roads
And on the roofs of buildings
To reduce air pollution
Form: Tanka


Premium Member World Made By You

Don't you just love to poo?
On the soup, yes you do
Can't escape
But can relate
To the world made by you!

Russell Sivey
fun
Form: Limerick

City

The City makes me work for them.
Time to sort my trash.
And then they tell me "Rinse it off",
they charge the bill for cash.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Nature's First Law

Self-destructive Man
Violates Nature's prime law:
Don't **** where you eat!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Apocalypse Now

We're the most intelligent species

Solely by our own admissions

So why do we continue making

Such apocalyptic decisions
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member NO SOLUTION TO POLLUTION

NO MORE CLEAR SPARKLING WATERS

NO MORE LAND OF ANY WORTH

NO MORE HEALTHY SONS AND DAUGHTERS

NO MORE PEOPLE HERE ON EARTH
Form: Rhyme

A Testament

Cracked dusky humid industrial decay
Perched crows survive death of abandoned Chevrolet
A testament of humanity’s constant change

Premium Member Bolero

Planet Earth blue notes
Death from sea to plastic sea
Recycle our lives 
Poison penitents we drink
Mother Nature owns last call
Form: Tanka

Soul Incarnate

A ‘Child’
Is the soul incarnate
Sans pollution of heart and mind
Communicating pure love
Without the clutches of affected words

Cinquain-06

Their pen
spreads pure venom
by wearing gentle dress
on the throat of third world to rule
of noose.

-September 12, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Cinquain

Wild Birds

Endangered penguins on the ice.
Small tuxedo wearing waiters.
Keep the party warm, in a trice
                     they'll need gaiters.

Premium Member Sun-Dried Reasons

We drained rivers and raised the tide

Why panic? Just run and hide

With pained shivers and ragged pride

Cry Havoc! The sun has died
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Woe Is the Sea

something grabs my leg

                          plastic bag churned by the tide

                                 ocean clings for life
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Snowing

Snowing: Nature's persistent effort to purify Man's heart from pollution's evil!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    18 February 2019
Form: Monoku

Epa Rollback

A turtle in a dirty pond
Was picked up by a dirty blonde
Trump said that the water
Was gonna get hotter
Unless she squirts his magic wand
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Oil Paint Blues

Idling in the rain
life bleeds an oily rainbow 
of pollutions blues 


©10/7/2018

contest – The Paint Movers
sponsor – Anthony Slausen
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Retribution

The poisoning of Mother Earth, untold suffering upon the children of Man will cast!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
   04 February 2015
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Pollution's Evolution

Other species seem to evolve
  in order their problems to solve

Yet for politicians' verbal pollution
  evolution seems to offer no solution
Form: Epigram

Not According To Hwo

cookies, snacks,
     drinking causes cancer ...
     air  pollution causes disease,
     living causes advanced age,
      dying saves us ...
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Mother Earth

Oh, mother earth you that care for billions of Man’s cruel children why are you so kind?






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      31 October 2016

Now Hear This

Barking dog, siren, and boom box
Are among the top voter squawks
There's no solution
To noise pollution
But your Congressman says money talks!
Form: Limerick

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