Short Tornado Poems

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


Premium Member Wrathful Sky -Diddeax O

Lightning illuminates a tornado 
 A double image of furiousness
Primal


Diddeaux O tercet
for Debbie Guzzi Haiku Wannabee
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Tornado Dance

Clickety clack
pin drop
the dance is golden
rain drops
but what is next
sudden storm
silence is violent
the dance is done
Form: Rhyme

Desaster Chaos

Earthquake- Dance
Thunder- sing
Volcano- cakes
Tornado-swirls
Flood- champagne
Hurricane- Rumble
Sand of Time hear me rhyme.
Form: Epic

Premium Member Violent tornado

The violent tornado 
vengeful 
overpowering 
through peaceful puddles 
trembling windows 
uprooted cellars 
devastated lives

Premium Member Tea Party Tornado

Tea Party Tornado


Waiting for the storm,
Rumbling clouds curse my name;
Spewing hail insults.



07/17/10
5:11pm…cheers
Form: Senryu


After the Storm

Clutching his fuzzy bear
He watches silently as I sob
For hidden within the tornado tossed ruins
Lie broken, Our beautiful dreams.

Premium Member Love Found Me

Oh like an army
she battled through my defence
like a tornado
blew away a mordant mind,
yet the touch of an angel.

© Harry J Horsman 2013
Form: Tanka

Spring's End

Spring bellows plainly throughout the mid-west
Tornado Alley endures 
the voice of EF-4’s. 



6/2/13
for Kimo contest, Debbie Guzzi
Form: Kimo

Premium Member tornado love

accidentally find it sometimes
seekers never find true love
captivating crushes
in dark café booths
hugs and kisses
elusive
fleeting
love
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Ballroom Dancers

the ballroom dancers
                     pirouette like tornado
                        divinely waltzing


Date written and posted: 07/19/2018
Form: Senryu

Nature the Destroyer

If a tornado 
ever stroke land: hide and pray,
because death is real.


When towns are ravaged,
people can't talk but shiver...
they wait for the calm.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Vignette-High Flyer

When I was a lad of eleven
I saw a tornado in the heavens;
A unique event in our vale
Leaving destruction in its trail-
Cattle & sheds flying without a sail!
Form: Narrative

Evicted

Mike Mokes was a devoted couch potato.
It started only months out of the cradle.
He had found his groove
And refused to move.
'Til his house was hit by a tornado.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member dogs and cats during a tornado

When dogs and cats are flung about
Taken high in the sky inside a tornado funnel
Do they find a new owner to lay around with?
Are they ever recovered? Does anyone know?

Premium Member Sky Canopy

Amongst the tangle,
the ramble of the bramble,
Heaven coruscates.

See?  There!
Past the shadow-
Blues and space.

Empty, the canvas of Form.
Empty, the canvas of Full.

Premium Member A Kansas Tornado

No escapees from this tornado
July and August so busy
Disheveled yards and faces
Trampolines blown over
Wind chimes blown to bits
Tearing things up
Ominous 
Kansas 
Wind

One Liners Two

Tidal wave funneling the tornado of the sea; as dolphins rush to ride the swell.

   12/5/2015   Contest Sponsored by: Silent One  "One Liners Two"
                  Placed 2nd

The Storm

Tornado whispers

Heavy sigh.

Frighten travelers

Rush  to illusionary safety.

Omnipotent nature

Threatens the human parasites.

Civilized nothing 

quickly destroyed.

Premium Member I Dream In Tornado

I dream in tornado,
          gray spinning 
               blade of pulsing
                       mother 
                                fn 
                                pain
Form: Elegy

Premium Member surviving a tornado

windblown giant
turbulent tornado
blazing a sharp path

kicking away cars
rolling whole houses
pure devastation

hiding in culvert
my face in wet claylike mud
i recite prayer
Form: Haiku

Anger

It consumes me
Black tornado 
Forever spinnig down
Holding me in its grasp
No one can help me

All alone
Darkness surrounding me
Slowly closing in
Suffocating me
Walls around me
© Roxie Hart  Create an image from this poem.

Mental Health

Darkness upon darkness
Thoughts like a tornado
Hues of grey and black
Preparing for a mental attack

Spiraling out of control 
Waiting to explode
Not knowing what the next day holds
Form: ABC

Untitled #43 / Centripetal Force

Centripetal force of a
whirling waterbottle, captured in it
the tornado of our youth
and reflecting a goofy smile.
Dare you say centrifugal?
Dare you graze the edge of a sharpened sword?
Form: Ode

Premium Member Disturbing the Peace

calm serene, smooth resting, reposing, relaxing breeze, waters; tornado, monsoon storming, stirring, agitating anxious, troubled turbulent
written July 9, 2021
Form: Diamante

Naive

i was naive enough to believe fate would pull us together if we were meant to be fate also pulls together the hot and cold air to create the tornado that will destroy us
© Avery Ken  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

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