Short Thunderclaps Poems
Short Thunderclaps Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Thunderclaps by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Thunderclaps by length and keyword.
Evening summer storm
Thunderclaps, flash lightening
A southwest wind hurls.
Drenching Rain completes the mix
Nature's canvas fury.
Categories:
thunderclaps, nature, rain, storm, summer,
Form:
Tanka
Rolling thunderclaps;
angry gusts whip through tall trees;
ravaging the land.
icy globules beat the ground;
winter thunderstorms play rough!
Categories:
thunderclaps, nature, poems, poetry, weather,
Form:
Tanka
smoke mushrooms up and out
stubble, grass, weeds - cower
metamorphosis into clouds
bringing hope for rain
implements scratch the ground
to sow what could become
almost a saviour - but not really
thunderclaps herald
soothing moisture
for scars on the ground
Categories:
thunderclaps, art, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
He whips up a furious
thunderstorm
of seething acid
Looming above
an ocean black,
ominously placid
He snorts out thunderclaps
and hurls down lightnings
deathly white
The god of the oceans,
once again, will show
his turbulent might.
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Categories:
thunderclaps, nature
Form:
Tail-rhyme
Stormy skies that come together
Clouds that merge forever
When the sun drowns from east to west
Thunderclaps begin to feast
Lightening strikes in the middle of nowhere
The tides dance full of glory
The trees respond whispering their music
The stormy skies have just begun
Categories:
thunderclaps, 8th grade, nature,
Form:
Free verse
As childhood days wax into history,
Adam and Eve’s sacred parts haired,
when Eve’s chest swells
and Adam’s voice roars like thunderclaps,
now is the dawn of their full bloom.
Here, Adam and Eve get
ridden in the train of love,
in a rocket of paradise,
and sometimes bumps into heartbreaks—the hurdles.
We will birth young us,
like the soil birth new trees
life is a spinning wheel.
Categories:
thunderclaps, 11th grade, addiction, age, allegory, allusion, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
I knew it was a lapse
That made his shop collapse:
To thrown questions “Perhaps”
To feared comments “Sharraps!”
One could just sense the lapse
In the widening gaps,
On wrong heads placed caps,
In his quest for quick slaps…
Then, its ready: collapse!
From preventable lapse:
The falls: Thunderclaps;
From him no more claps,
Whistling of great songs and raps;
Long stares at women’s laps.
Categories:
thunderclaps, absence, allusion, business, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme