Short Thunderbolt Poems

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


The Eagle -Revisited-

He grasps for power with crooked hands,
Ringed by angry foreign lands
Telling the lies, there he stands


The shameless memories make skin crawl
He watches from his tower tall
And like a thunderbolt will fall.
© Reed Hasty  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Two Lenses

As a child I loved to ride 'Thunderbolt" into the wind 
living then rural, Thunder was my best and only friend 

but now that I have grown so much older, more wise, mature 
I no longer desire shoveling barns, filled with manure!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

A Collection of 'Love Is' Poetry Bittersweet

A collection of ‘Love is…’ Poetry - Bittersweet


Love is the Wow! moment;
The second of realization.
Love is the thunderbolt;
Mesmerization.
Love is Cupid’s arrow,
Finding its destination.


(C)2017 Aa Harvey. All Rights Reserved.
© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Bacchus

Bacchus
God of wine twice born
Bacchus son of thunderbolt...
two fermentations

God of wine twice born
Bacchus son of thunderbolt...
from grape to happy

God of wine twice born
Bacchus son of thunderbolt...
happy to headache.

©1/05/2013
contest entry
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Poor Uncle Tom


He lies in peace beneath this tree

where death by shock came suddenly.

That thunderbolt struck Uncle Tom-

he faced the storm before the calm.


April 16, 2019

Premiere Contest: Your Best Light-Verse Poetry
Sponsor:L Milton Hankins


To Linger Not in Fault

to linger not in fault or blame will let light penetrate for else we may be lost to shame trapped in that we create no salve can treat what ails when transfixed on details gather purpose not tales let land like thunderbolt ~ to linger not in fault ~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Magun- Thunderbolt


Thunderbolt

With the mystical whiff 
Dousing the air 
he beckons hurriedly 
Enticing the day 
into the night
standing tall 
he struts into the deed
defying every lurking laws
rummaging cloak and dagger 
defiling the hallowed hollows 
thus, infuriating the sitting gods
Form: Narrative

What Are You To Me---

What are you to me?
I am en kindle earth.
You are abysmal sky.
I feel your shadow.
You enjoy my fragrance.
I face your anger thunderbolt.
you drench my thirst.
I adore you.
I endear you.
I respire of you.
You're rudiment of me.
I can never stretch to you.
You can never stoop down to me.
What are you to me?
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Dumbstruck

DUMBSTRUCK

                All on a sudden loud thunderbolt struck
                Our ears! That sound causes phobia
                 on my dearest wife Emilia 
                Promptly she put ear plugs.
                I rushed to give her hugs.
              But road roller running leaving us dumbstruck.


 08/15/21
Form: Rhyme

The Poet

It takes a mountain and a cloud 
To make a thunderbolt
It takes the earth and sky 
To make a storm
It takes two enemies to make a war
A priest and a sinner to make a church
Every man is made by two others
To make our love it takes both of us my darling
And the song...
The song is made by me alone
The way God invented the world
Every day


1997
© Betim Muco  Create an image from this poem.

Thunder Game

Thunderbolt, thunderclap!

   Tonight, somewhere above the overcast sky,
   the gods hold an open bowling tournament;
   the earth shudders, then violently trembles
   as gigantic balls crash, roll and roar overhead,
   barreling noisily down titanic bowling alleys,
   exploding, blasting away at colossal tenpins!

Thunderclap, thunderbolt!
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The Vow

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He said: When I first saw you, I wasn't sure. But as time went by, I knew, and then it struck like a Thunderbolt. It was love and I love only you. She said: When I saw you first, it struck like a Thunderbolt and then I knew. It was love and I Love only you. HE said: what I have put together no one can part.

Let's Journey To Forever Together

Psyduck is yellow Seadra is blue
My heart firmly and solely belongs to you
Like Jessie and James we'd make the perfect team
Out of 807 Pokemon I'd choose you in every dream
Your eyes are stronger than a thunderbolt attack
Like Misty & Togepi l will always hold your back
If you were Pokemon I'd choose you
Let's journey to forever together like Ash and Pikachu.

Many Hearts Crumble Let Alone Mine

Let the hell break loose and let the wicked be released 
Let there be no ray of hope in the sky 
Let the heavens crumble and thy Poseidon give a cry of war from his abode,
Yet my will stands strong as it was as I am the Zeus and my stubborness is my thunderbolt 
I will restore heaven, hell and earth and behold the ruler I have become,
I am my brightest hope in my darkest times

Premium Member Weather

restless heavens strike
sky pregnant with tsunami ---
coal black gloomy clouds

thunderbolt assaults
gleam daylight cleaves into dusk ---
waves of cosmos break

rainbow pacifies 
winds wash their face in drizzles ---
sun in day dream blinks


21 September 2022
A Haiku Collection of Three - Nature Themed Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Syllables Checked in: PS Syllable Counter
Form: Haiku

Bowling of the Gods

.

Thunderbolt!
Thunderclap!

   Tonight, 
   somewhere above 
   the overcast sky,
   the gods hold 
   an open bowling
   tournament.

   The earth 
   shudders, then 
   violently trembles
   as gigantic balls 
   crash, roll and roar 
   overhead,

   barreling noisily 
   down titanic 
   bowling alleys,
   exploding, blasting 
   away at colossal 
   tenpins!

Thunderclap!
Thunderbolt!

.
Form: Narrative

Dance Me Into Delight

Rock me like a thunderbolt
Or simply let us drift away
Let the music give a jolt
Maybe make us dip and sway

Let the notes take us on over
To that place we crave to be
Twirl me 'round the dance floor lover
Spin me baby, two-step me!

So rock me like there's no tomorrow
Or hold me close and murmur sweet
We'll dance away our care and sorrow
Rhumba me right off my feet!



         ** for the Dance poem contest
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

After Nights Rains

It rains with the thunderbolt light,
It do scares me on dark black nights,
Everyone panic more or slight.

I scattered my face with the sheets,
And it smells feel me of the sweets,
But I will ever want this greets.

I was thinking about the dawn,
And the morning picture was drawn,
The wind breeze twisted all awn.

But everything just stops in rise,
And the sun yellow and blue skies,
Heat was scattered on my eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Zeus

King of the Gods 
And his blessed messenger Hermes
(One potato two potato three potato four)

God of sky and thunder
Blessed Hermes god of persuasion
(One potato two potato three potato four)

Zeus symbols the thunderbolt eagle and bull
Priapus a son of Hermes inventor of the lyre
(One potato two potato three potato four)

Embarrassed caught stealing cattle by Pylos
Hermes turned him to stone 
(One potato two potato three potato four)
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Many Miles

You came tumbling
Diving into my yesterday
Freeing my spirit
But hanging me on every word you said
Feigning emotion
Then piercing me to shreds
And I have broken pieces to sweep up
While you make yourself whole
Oh you wily one
Feasting on your daily bread
On the very blood of my soul
How can you breathe?
Living like a thunderbolt
Yet
So cloudy in my head
The world will not be at your feet my dear
And I've walked many miles away from here
Many miles away
Many miles away
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.

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