Short Roar Poems

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


The Quiet Roar

Deafening thunder,
cries from down under

Voices of silence
—lost in the wind

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2020)


Premium Member Nature's Roar

Coronavirus:

Nature's roar of discontent,

Boastful Man trembles!








© Demetrios Trifiatis   
      20 March 2021
Form: Haiku

A World of No Roar

Words, how I adore !
holder of thoughts and much more
when worn out, a bore !
One sublime world of no roar
dive into and grasp its lore.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Rapids Roar

river rapids roar like angry lions in summer suicidal thoughts
[awakened in the middle of the night, May 20, 2021]
Form: Haiku

Premium Member March's Roar

By Dawne Zacharias
 
 
Cold wind brings the shivers,
Rain runs down my face.
Lightning strikes in succession,
I seek shelter from its embrace.
Form: Quatrain


Roar of the Nature

A-s the thunder booms, 
D-ark sky shows the lightning's flash, 
M-ountain hears the sound.

Birthday of Almira D. Madronero (February 25)
Form: Haikustic
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Loud Roar

deep in the jungle
a young lion cub roars very loud~
        but he scared~himself
  











               
        
Alexis Y.
12-22-2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Too feeble to scare

a weak, tiring roar~
the same one that once shook the jungles...
now too feeble to scare.
Its strength fades to past glory...
as death lingers close to claim.

Premium Member Attitude


Hate not the clouds that roar;
Feel happy, seeing their outpour!		
Glare not at the chisels that cut you hard;
Mind, they turn you into the idols of high regard!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Legendary Roar

March, that grumpy old lion, has a legendary roar. And yet, my hopes for spring soar, on seeing my first dandelion. (LIND30) 03/04/2022
Form: Verse

To Rage and Roar

My pen constrained and kidnapped
   as ink bleeds evermore

Voices cry: “Something More Be Done”
  —fury to rage and roar

(Villanova Pennsylvania: Dreamsleep-February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

To Rage and Roar

My pen restrained and kidnapped,
   but ink bleeds evermore

Voices cry: “Something More Be Done”
   —fury to rage and roar

(Villanova Pennsylvania: Dreamsleep-February, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lions Roar

Lion’s roar in the middle of town?
Or just imagination?
What is real and what is not?
Not an easy separation.

I listen closely
Expecting another roar.
Disappointed a bit.
There are no more.

To Roar

TO ROAR
There is nothing for you to roar
Is there anything you have seen before
This is an amazing revolving door
Don't you think we can achieve the best score
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando August 15, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Silent Roar

The thicker the spirit,
the thinner the bars

That tiger once captive,
now roaming afar

His eyes stalk the distance,
between hoping and fear

Preying deeply inside us
—eternally near

(Dreamsleep: March, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Roar of the Waves

ignorant of the road of passengers over
out  the back door now quiet
everything is dark collapsing uncertain
the remaining colorless from every story

the shore listens to the roar of the waves always

ears can not stands

Premium Member Whisper Or Roar

We 

implore Thee our Lord

to let us know
 
if 

coronavirus is nature's whisper
  
of 

displeasure with Man

or

is it the prelude of her wrath's 

roar?








© Demetrios Trifiatis
     19 March 2020

Haiku


                                                   Nilgiri's rainforest 
                                                   trekking in dark night
                                                   A tiger's roar shearing night
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Roar of the Wind

she starts out delicately
teasing the oak tree's leaves
ruffling the hair of the grass
No one is alarmed
Until she gets incredibly silent
And the sky turns smoky gray
Hear that roar? It is not a train
It is a tornado, and you are in her path.

Premium Member Roar of Silence, Haiku

to live in the woods
listen to the sheer quiet
so weighty and loud

the morning silent
not a whisper of sound stirs
deafening stillness

weighing on the ear
silence roars loud in the brain
the bird’s shrill cry brays

Trisha Sugarek, 2011
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Not So Timid As I Roar- With the Voice of My Father-

In my meek and gentle voice timid, gentle spirit I am not my earthen father yet I... In my quiet roar; My Father will come behind of me and in me HIS voice through me shall ~`ROAR`~
1/20/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©2023

SILENT ROAR

Rose-hued sentinels blush beneath the azure sky,
While musings drift in amber's starry eye.

Anger, a serpent in the garden, slithers swift and sly;
Sapiens, cognizant of its venom, yet let the poison fly.

Train thy beast, lest it consume,
Not thy soul, but bonds that loom.
© Jeta Buch  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Roar

I am wild and I am majestic,
My roar is heard in a far off place!
I lay back in rich grasslands,
Camouflaged in my territorial grace.

Sun soaking my dark mane,
My dominance and beauty shine.
Dare to test my strength and courage?
This grand Pride I protect is all mine!

4th May 2019
Picture # 3

Premium Member Lion's Roar

No! 
Brave I am not, my
Friends,
It’s only my indignation for 
The injustice committed against 
So many good people*
That
Makes me, for justice, like a lion 
To ROAR! 



© Demetrios Trifiatis
  19 OCTOBER 2014


*Many people are not fairly treated for they are good!
Jusice should prevail here!
Form: Epigram

Roar

Just because she roars
Doesn't mean she doesn't feel 
You don't know her ordeal
Stop and think before you squeall
You don't know what she has to conceal 
You couldn't possibly know how she feels

She hasn't made any deals
She tries to be real
And Before you appeal 
You should love her enough to let her heal
Form: Rhyme

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