Short Tornadoes Poems
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I live in kansas
without fear of tornadoes
in underground house
she might take my roof
but I am twenty feet down
grounded in cement
Water goes down to lower places
Water flows in curves
Water cleanses
In tornadoes, tsunamis and storms
Water is not water
Then what is it?
Fury
powers
tornadoes of emotions,
twisting mind and soul
into
forces of ugliness,
which destroys the
existence of
ourselves
15 August 2020
Memorial Day
mother nature’s reckoning
is gain worth such loss
de-constructing life with limb
Collision course toward ourselves
05/29/2021
Colorful coat leaving
Cursed once, but poignantly
Cherished fur tornadoes
Copiously on my
Couch seat while you snuggle
Closely as your thin frame
Captures love for what’s next
8/23/16
street fights and car wrecks
fires tornadoes and police actions
westerns and witches
tv dramas
lots of orphans
death and despair
murders and attacks
not so much happiness
on prime time TV
Dark clouds spins around
Ice boulders, trees bent to pray
Tornadoes deafen
A scrap of house strewn
The silence sleeps near a child
The storms aftermath
A tiger growling
In the circus' rope draped sky
Bad weather today
Tornadoes revolving
spinning in circles
helter skelter
Flying through the air
forceful gale
trapeze artist
Whirlwind whips
rotating spiral
tumbleweeds roll
Scattered debris
broken pieces
nature's images
I'm in the mood for love, simply because you're naked
Funny but all other thoughts, my brain has evaded
Hurricanes, tornadoes
Rotten potatoes or tomatoes,
Just focused on where to put my wee snapper, top rated
Thunderstorm
flashing lightning
torrential rain squalls
cursing region with hail
high winds, banks overflowing
power grids surely fail
traffic slowly crawls
so frightening
Tornadoes
written July 1, 2021
Raging tornadoes
devastate the entire land
destroying cities
Raging huricanes
plundering oceans and land
natures agony
Tsunami monster
Indian Ocean graveyard
deadly disaster
by Marty Owens March 9, 2012
For PD's contest Nature the Destroyer
Tempests of
inclemency
Cyclones filled
with pain
Tornadoes come
and go at will
With nothing
to remain
Caught inside
their whirlwind
Whose spin to wreak
and hurl
A demon vortex
roaming wild
Destruction
— to unfurl
(The New Room: April, 2025)
This
July
Caught my eye
With some nice rain
Not one hundred here
I'm left somewhat afraid
What does tomorrow hold, friend
Will there be some variety
Will the heat rise, tornadoes surprise
"Fear not," God said, " I've got total control".
These tornadoes that shred me,
twirled on
knowing you’d one day
haunt my ruin;
use my mind for a peephole,
step lightly over my hill.
Blond curls a choreography
of sunlight and days undone.
Slim legs binding blood
to a wounded feline hanker
and a tin thin regret
Joan
Friendly, dreamer, artistic, witty
Daughter of: Irene
Lover of: music, butterflies, true friends
Who feels: passion, happy (sometimes blue), driven
Who fears: heights, tornadoes, hatred
Who would like to see: a better economy, peace, honesty
Resident of Florida
Willnottell
We like to think Earth
is a gentle mother
giving us loving gifts
like sunshine and flowers,
fields of golden wheat
and soft green meadows,
but suddenly,
like an abuser, her love
flips into anger,
sending us storms
full of thunder and terrible
tumultuous tornadoes.
E is for the Environment
A is for Amazing Animals
R is for Radiant Weather
T is for Troubled Tornadoes
H is for Horrific Hurricanes
D is for Dainty Flowers
A is for Amazing Outdoor Adventures
Y is for You Can Do Your Part To Save The Earth
Have A Happy Earth Day
She looks unassuming, dangerously normal
Least we forget she is a maniacal author
There are tornadoes and earthquakes in her mind
She keeps them quiet when we are around
But we know they are there when her thoughts meet paper
She gives me a bit of a smile, and I hear a monsoon coming
Those tornadoes hanging in the air,
tomorrow’s forecast is bedazzled.
Suppose a path begins to unfold,
shadows fading take away frazzled.
Decked out and all covered in baubles,
expect fair winds and a new blessing.
Checked the daily report and its fine,
perfect to de-escalate stressing.
Black tornadoes, destroy
Everything, in their path
Not bothering to stick around
for the aftermath
It's like Us, in their Misery, they
wish to give a bath
Just to break Us, and tear Our
hearts in half
As if this signature hit, is some
sort of autograph
Leaving behind this stillness and
Cold draft
A river may babble
The wind may sigh
A cloud may rumble
Are they any more at peace than I?
Oceans may swell
Volcanoes erupt
And a dam can burst
Do their hearts stop as abrupt?
Tornadoes may destroy
Lightning strikes from the sky
And an earthquake can ruin all:
Do they hurt any more than I?
Life beats him down
Man springs up again
History assures him: Tyranny will triumph
Man outmanned rises up against evil
Diseases plague him endlessly
Eliminate one; two more appear
Tornadoes, hurricanes, cyclones
Destroy his homes, his cities, his storehouses
Resolute, he rebuilds them---over and over again...
one must never say never
a powerful word
that leaves no room for could be
for what we believe our earth's nature forgets
and sends whirling tornadoes and hurricanes
impossible to escape
she cancels our firm never
making us take notice of how vulnerable we are
when fate includes those forces
often beyond our control
Those who fly alone
Can survive tornadoes and floods
Leaning on others is not their go-to.
Lone wolves
Become savvy and wise
Learning more than most
Those who go it alone
Can survive other’s wrath
Crawl into ditches or pitch a willow lean-to
We are our own best teacher
Experience is our playground
Survival is our work
Sound waves bounce
off of the furthest stars,
bent and grotesque--
like swirling tornadoes.
I have heard the sounds
coming to me like music
much bigger than the sky
which we all see above us.
Chaos is not music...
It is not what I've come here for.
My heartbeat is within the words,
while my song bounces off the door.