Short Scotching Poems
Short Scotching Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Scotching by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Scotching by length and keyword.
Blazing sun scotching
Blue skies shrouds me from vile heat
Cotton candy clouds
Kisses of breeze cools warm skin
Daylight dreams visions of love
When the sun rises up there
I greet her “Good morning”
But the deaf woman is quiet
She answers me not in humility
Towards me she comes angry
Fiery, hot, fighting and firing
Without mercy shows me her tongue
Hot, piercing, scotching and wild
Off to my grandfather’s hut I dash
There she comes threatening
“Coward, coward, cowards, come!
Mostly it all has been:
Love is syrupy this; love is cute that;
love is alluring that; love is rosy this.
But hardly anything that
love is a living grain
it feels the scotching sun
it can groin,
it can complain
love suffers pain.
The neglected fact.
Dried land with the shallow mud cracks
Barns remained with the empty sacks
Rolling tyres in the soft soil dust
Stained the leaves with brown coated rust
Scotching waves blowing all over
Unsown plants turned into stover
A curse of God! A few grumbled
Global warming! The learned mumbled
The farmer looked up at the sky
In dejection, he made a sigh
On the eyelid, a pearl drop splashed
At once, a thousand watt smile flashed