Short Precipitating Poems

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


Lust Muscle

I was heaven sent
and then cast below the dirt and cement
the clouds not even precipitating an indent
the rightful owner is now in possession of the diamond crown
the fairies dance around' singing enchanting melodies that melt us like ecstasy to the ground tickling out tongue 
vessel 
exploding under the lust muscle


Premium Member River

river running with force impatiently, of course not waiting, evaporating rising in shrouds, quickly crowds, forming clouds precipitating, creating rivulets, fast and loud back to the source river ---------- for the Radical Rictameter Poetry Contest sponsored by Caren Krutsinger written 07/12/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rain - a Didactic Cinquain

Rain - A Didactic Cinquain

Rain
Misty, sweet
Pelting, dewing, precipitating
Ever so warmish
Rainwater

Spring rain
Droplets wet, refreshing
Delighting, happening, crying
It was a surprise to us all
Cloud

Cloudy rain
Wonderful, stripy
Jumping, swimming, rolling
Such feelings of happiness
Thing

3/29/19
by James Edward Lee Sr ©2019
Form: Didactic

Premium Member ARRESTED MOMENTS

ARRESTED MOMENTS
foreshadowing
visual
unambiguous 
   noisy
    narrative
symbols
repeatedly
   referenced

precipitating
  portents
involved
  &
    valorising
Inventive
&stressful 
     implications
by design

  anticipation
&the
  inspirational
distinguish
formation
begin
&supposedly 
remain
 a prosaic 
     &
       mirrored 
moment
Form: Verse

Laredo Tornado

At sea there's squalls
as pressure falls
It's not surprising
as warm air's rising

From the cloud
there's thunder, loud
Lightning flashes
More thunder crashes

Hail stone falls
Large icy balls
Precipitating
Winds rotating

Air spins quicker
More lightning flicker
A funnel forms
'neath thunder storms

Touches down
Destroys the town
of Laredo
Class 5 tornado
© Rob Biden  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


Perishing

Phosphorescent planetary
paths petrify prematurely,
Profoundly powerful 
photospheres perish
pathetically,
Prominences polarize,
Propagating parabolic
phantom - shadows,
Preterite plasma - bursts
petrify periodically,
Precipitating permanent,
pitch - black primordial -
gloom,
Prototypical pulsars
paradoxically portend post-
stellar doom,
Profound planetary
patriarchs perish perpetually.
Form: Pleiades

The Red Goo

As I kneel down to this great monolith a black rectangle tablet has droned in through boundless space. My eyes rose with tears precipitating. A blinking of coup d'œil of a great being calling as an adherent red glowing goo comes trickling down my chin and neck from the bottom of my lip. For I see the birth of an old universe beyond invisible walls. and  god calling was an earless wolf serpent with many quills and arms.
art

July Rain 1

hot, dry season over and done
nostalgia approaches in a dance of delight

dust and droplets of rain
start their tango creating an essence
known as petrichor.

inhale her deeply, memorize her smell
for she departs without sight or sound

welcome rain
cleansing the impoverished ground,
leaving behind her cool, fragrant spirit,

precipitating stark remembrance
as she hugs the dust of earth
relieving its thirst

My Wonderful Cloud

My wonderful cloud,
A catalyst for wishes,
Desires spilling out.

Gently, the cloud has
Rested its head, still full
Of dreams and thoughts, too.

I love the stories,
Coming freely to my cloud.
I gobble them up.

Like ideas to treasure,
They come willingly and free,
Floating my cloud.

It feeds on dreaming,
Chews on thoughtfulness, daydreams,
lives on fruits of heart.

My cloud, wondrously
Outpouring my thoughts and wants,
Precipitating.
Form: Haiku

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