Short Tempest Poems

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


Grass

Dry grass staring at
Sweet water in your sleek glass
A sudden tempest
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17/12/2016
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Oskar & Alma

The
only
child they had-
was their game of
love

See the painting' The Tempest' which
encapsulates Oskar's love for Alma
Form: Ekphrasis

Life's Turbulence


Darkness,
Wild wind's fierce cry,
Rain lashes, thunder booms,
Nature's raw, ferocious power,
Tempest.

©bfa030925
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Stranded

The tempest dins glass
where once a dawning face beamed
painted lips sipped tea
as the phone rings, plans and swells crash
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Stage Struck

Lonesome one shining

	God’s special child of favor

		Filled by his wonder

© May 04 2010 For Raul's "Summer Tempest" contest


Purple Sea

Between you
Between me
laps
the purple sea

In its tempest
Your fog
My fog

In its calm
a perfect reflection
Of you
Of me
Form:

Premium Member Life Sustained

lone tree of life stands
facing storms in light that streams
from God's piece of sky


For Raul Moreno's "Summer Tempest" contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tempest

Tempest

T ornado
E ruption 
M ayday
P lague
E arthquake
S hipwreck
T sunami
Form: Acrostic

Eagle Fly

Eagle's trip of forlornness 
Starts off lofty 
As it spreads 
Its forceful wings 
And ascends 
On the breezes 
That bring the tempest

Premium Member Red Sky Dawning Forewarning

Listen to poem:
Brilliant start will depart
with storm, tempest fermenting.
Red at dusk fomenting,
brewing, red sky delight!
Cheers folks! Let's party!
Form: Verse

Erase the Tempest?

Ink quills and vellum
     Sensitivities on rags
           The bard's monument







For Mr. Brian Stand's contest:
Poetry of the Noun
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Wind

wind gentle, placid blowing, kissing, cooling zephyr, breeze, gales, gusts ripping, tearing, razing callous, turbulent tempest
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Sole Performance

Arbor under lights.
Center stage stand up.
Go tree! Break a branch!




For Raul's Summer Tempest picture contest.
(sorry - couldn't help it : )
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Human Or Nature Or Both

a matter of cool
when tempest is but a breeze
and tides ebb and flow…
till unsolicited mood
tempest and tides unhinged grow.

© Harry J Horsman 2021
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tempest

white-capped waves dance on an angry sea,
                    as the tempest grows in intensity.



  written 9/29/11  for Brian Strand's Succinct contest.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member White Weather

Blue heights freeze to the white
Chilly and subzero winds rampage everywhere
Cold crafts descend onto the nation
Tempest blizzards
beautiful, yet deadly

Premium Member Morning Musing

Reflections praising, after the tempest, smiling through the rising Son




Morning Monoku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Michelle Faulkner
May 30, 2022
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Tempest

Cormorant and I Share tempestuous moment Wide-eyed ocean watch Safely removed from spindrift Waves, spume and spray batter shore.
Form: Tanka

Rainboots - Clarity Pyramid

RAINBOOTS
rubber
tempest shield

mud sucked at my small
ankles while cold water
filled where the monster waited 

"the hollow shells left untouched"
© toria vd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

This Tempest

this tempest
this bitter tempest
rages through my delicate
fleshy organs
through my flexible
enduring plasma machinery.
i crave for never-ending thunders.
Form:

Words

A tempest raged within.
A building force, nowhere to go.
Hopeless, I sought to quell the din.
I uttered "wrath"
And it was so.
Released, the winds did blow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Antonio Is On Board

So, Antonio is aboard that ship? Let me see that vessel sink and have him come to me. based on the play "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare
Form: Kimo

Premium Member I am anger

I am anger, a hot fire, 
A tempest fierce that tears the night, 
A burning force of raw desire, 
Outrage fuels my fiery might, 
A storm that won't easily tire.
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

The Ford

As the sticks and stones strike my bones from the tempest across the torrent ford,
I'm glad that we can find peace in knowing that the pen is mightier than the sword.

Haiku 64 About the Tempest

a lone ship fades in morn's mist the mast breaks or a lone ship fades in the mist tidal wave
3/4/3-contemporary haiku
Form: Haiku

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