Short Rainfall Poems

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


A Yearning For Love

A melancholy tulip 
In an everlasting sun 
Until midnight's dream of a goodnight kiss 
Brought the rainfall upon it's skin


Night Garden

thunder and lightning
with heavy rainfall at night - -
snails and slugs party


for Regina Riddle's nature haiku contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Out In a Rainfall

Out in a rainfall;
Hopeful but woeful waters,
Pitifully falls...
Lightning wretchedly dances,
Thunders echoed and resound...
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Heavy Rainfall

It poured heavy rain
During the early evening
The wind was howling
The boughs of the trees dancing
To the beat of pouring rain
Form: Tanka

Almost True

A 
Lonely 
Depiction;
Colors and paints; 
Rainfall on the plains.
Two girls Jumping in rain.
On a moment, felt almost 
True.
Form: Lanterne


Rainfall Romance

As the rain fell on our heads
I thought what we could be doing in our bed
Fast and wild as a freeway
As we kissed on the wet grey day
Form: Couplet

The Drooping Lilacs

The drooping lilacs
resemble the wilted poppies 
that wait for rainfall...
their spring glory has vanished!


Written on 6/25/2017
Form: Tanka

Premium Member On the Fence Seen

After the down pour
Of a heavy rainfall
The wet fence dries off
Now the wet spot shows
A wet spot shape heart
Done by Mother nature

Premium Member 'stirred'

the fountain has run arid similar to her feelings infertile until rainfall stirred concurrently
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Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Golden Gorse

Soft Celtic rainfall Sunlight flicker, shadow play Iridescent glow Wild, flamboyant golden gorse Vibrant vista, summer sun.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Untitled

Listening to the rainfall
Keeping beat on the ground,
Many shafts of gray I see
Within the sky around.
The river had come back to the valley.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Nature's Lit Tree....

Early morning rainfall,

       followed by the mid-day sun

       dew filled pine and fir limbs

       light up like a christmas tree......

Premium Member There's beauty in a rainfall

I love an august shower.
All of nature thirsts for soothing hydration.
Summer draws to a close.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2026
Form: Other

Raindrops Falling

The rain pitter patters
Your name
Falling like tears
On everything!

The first rainfall after my "then" husband's death from cancer at age 34...

Premium Member Drowning In a River of Tears

Germany scored seven goals, poor Brazil is awash with tears
Guess they won’t need any rainfall for at least a hundred years

Jan Allison
9th July 2014
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Shower

green leaves of old trees

  newly washed from the rainfall

   now brightly shining

under the emerging sun

    ... the spring shower now over
Form: Tanka

Bloom

Oh how my heart does bloom
When you breathe my name
A sound softly swept through
The din of a dying world
A rainfall to quench the thirst of deserts

Premium Member Rainfall

Rain trickles on glass pane; and hums gently like eve's cleansing rite easinq breaths. tired-- hands lift up cuddling mist
Form: Ninette

Precipitation

C-louds are dark and gray 
B-ecause the wide sky has shown 
N-othing but rainfall. 

Topic: Birthday of Cath B. Nacua (March 5)
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku

Rainfall Pounds On the Roof

Rainfall pounds on the roof,
sounds like it's dropping critters.
can't hear myself think,
and it's giving me the jitters!




Copyright McCuen 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sahara Desert

Sacred oven like heat
A place where mirages thrive
Desert winds bloom high
Dreaming of rainfall, I pray
Tic Toc, that rain will quench

By Susan Mills
Form: Tanka

Downpour

Raindrops Small, water Trickling, falling, pouring Drizzle, rainfall, shower, downpour Bucketing, hailing, drenching Icy, cold Sleet
© Liz Archer  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Untitled #11 / Latching On and Letting Go

Latching on and letting go,
the maddening draught and the soothing rainfall,
the sunrays and the moonbeams
the river flows forever forward
Be 
carried
with
it.

Premium Member Whiteboard Gold

roiling with rainfall

effacement of whiteboard gold

    smudge of sunset highs

bleak venue of tinkling notes

           rusting aluminum roof

2/24/2020
Form: Tanka

Let Me Be Free

Lord,
Let me be free,
Like this rainfall

Free like this light
In your eyes

Free like this
A robin’s call 

Free like this 
River that runs
Through your soul

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