Short Tornados Poems

The clouds may vary
           But
Tornados are scary

Cile Beer
August 19, 2010...

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southerners will wrestle tornados, but shriek at the first sign of snow
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Terrible tornados toppled trees tearing trenches through the terrain,
“Took my tonsils,” told Timmy Thompson, “like taking a tongue twister train.”...

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One hand clapping causes tornados
On the northernmost slopes of Kilauea
Houses are destroyed
Many unemployed
But stocks were up for red ripe tomatoes...

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Watched the weather on local TV
It made me shake right down to my footsies
Hurricanes, tornados
Amazing rainbows
Scary as hell, made me wet my dungarees...

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Watched a weather program on local TV
It made me shake right down to my kneesies
Hurricanes, tornados
Amazing rainbows
Scary as hell, made me wet my dungarees...

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Watched a weather program on local TV
It made me shake right down to my tootsies
Hurricanes, tornados
Amazing rainbows
Scary as hell, made me wet my dungarees...

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Severe thunderstorms, tornados, and large hail
Scary for an area not noted for storms of this scale
What is happening
Such extreme battering
Patterns are changing rapidly, we are being assailed...

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Land on Mars
Is cheap these days
Thought about moving
In several ways
But it’s on this Earth
Where I reside
No more tornados
Or hurricanes
Sit on the beach
Don’t fear the waves
And all I can say is
Life is good today...

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Earthquakes,hurricanes, tornados, when she is in a bad mood
                           For every action, there is a opposite but equal reaction
A perfect sun rise to sunset, a gentle breeze when Mother Nature blows
away her blues...

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silence of your soul 
trembles my lip
sigh at least let 
the leaves move 
set the breeze 
sooth the wounds
soon 
let the wind blow
dance the trees
move the earth
turn the wind 
 tousle not  let 
tornados tune
suck them in
sigh at least...

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Rumbling flows inside my very essence. 
Storms on the inside, mimicking tornados on the outside.
Feelings of despair flooding out the hope that is in my heart.
Pain leaving darkened footsteps behind. 


Contest:Glen Hughes Poetry Contest
Sponser: Robert James Liguori...

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Amber
Random, Daring, Sweet & Caring
Sister of 8 other siblings
Lover of music, creativity, & fun
Who feels pain, joy, & love
Who fears seperation, throwing up, & lost loved ones
Who would like to see snow, lightning storms & tornados
Resident of C.S. Illinois
Chafer...

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Climate Chang Renga Poem 

climate is changing 
bad weather is everywhere 
California burns 

hurricanes howling 
tornados  and winter storms 

climate deniers
saying it is all a hoax
monster storms abound 

nature does not care at all 
  the climate deniers lie
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The violent 'V'
Disguised in a black rain coat
Dancing the meadow

Gone undetected
A moment of destruction
Silently Creeping

Ravishment rising
Displacing time, hope, lives, dreams
Silent aftermath




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With respect to tornados...

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Icicles hang on trees
Glittering in the sun
Reflecting clear images
Of the snow below
Snow and frost
Consume the ground below
Pure and white
A blank slate
A soft wind blows
Stirring around
Little white tornados
Swirling endlessly
Clouds darken the sky
Blown in on trendals of wind
Pieces fall from the sky
A new layer on the snow...

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Erupting volcanoes
Fill the air with ash
Flowing lava
Destroying all, in its path

Thunder so loud
Warning of a storm
Lightning strikes out
The sky above is torn

Tornados spin freely
Stunning from afar
The destruction it causes
On Earth, leaves a scar

Dangerous beauty
I love and I hate
Good changes and bad
Are what they create...

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If winds were to shift
and tornados rotate backwards,
would elements fall properly
into place?

If eggs were reversed and sucked
into the hen,
which would cross the road first?

If tears were a river to replenish
the heart,
would you still need eight glasses
a day?

If you were not you and I were not
me,
I’d still know you and love you,
my friend....

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tornados
        t e r r o r i z e
trees


July 14, 2021

Contest: Just A Few Words
Sponsor: Joseph May

Form: The Brevette, created by Emily Romano consists
of a subject (noun), verb, and object (noun), in this exact
order. The verb should show an ongoing action. This is
done by spacing out the letters in the verb. There are only
three words in the poem....

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Uncontrolable to the unwelcoming of the nature,
tearing through the beauty as an unwanted wager.
feeling its pain as it rips on through,
looking at everything that it could do.
tasting its hatred that it has for the world,
watching everything as it is being hurled.
Looking into tornados eyes,
woundering its fears.
touching tornados heart,
as it has done for many years....

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Are butterfly wing movements in Brazil the nexus
That creates our terrible tornados in Texas?
Though we may not understand the how and the why,
We should remember our words can make children cry.
Before broadcasting our gossip far across fences,
Shouldn’t we first consider its consequences?
A man may not know a woman’s complexus
Until casual banter with her bodes sexist.
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Tornados destroying night and day turns the sky dark and gray.  First devouring 
the sun and then the moon the end of the world will come soon.  Towns and 
cities falling through the earth.  Quakes taking apart Gia for all it`s worth.  Floods 
and tidal waves crash giving people no choice but to swim at last.  One 
catastrophe after another we should`ve been better to our mother....

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Love is like a magnificent dream
A sensuous touch, a scrumptious cream
A ray of light from which it gleams

In your own realm, in a euphoric daze
Everything but your love becomes a mindless haze
Deeper in love, with every lingering gaze

Without you my love I am so eternally lost
I'll be by your side through the rain clouds, tornados and frost
Forever I'll love you no matter the cost...

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Dwelling in twisted tulips of fate, 
I'm etching life's blackened stars beneath
Vehement veil of thunderstruck twilight, for, 
Obsidian tornados have crushed affectionate shorelines. 
Remorseful roses now unfurl like love's last perfume and
Crestfallen silence nestles in eclipsed eden, sighing at the
End of our poetic lifelines - lost within timeless agony....

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Uncontrolled tears flow endlessly 
Puddles form tornados storm
What the hell is this
Blissful times jingle rhymes
Somethings still we miss
Church bells ring 
The family sings o
Oh what a Christmas this will be
Silent nights with snow flakes we cry
Not a dry eye
Can't escape what was seen  
The miracle inside 
Our true eye
Clear glasses through we see
True faith we believe
Join hands 
When prayer in need
Pray silent 
Together we succeed...

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