Short Typhoons Poems

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Premium Member Typhoons Cyclones and Hurricanes

Typhoons, cyclones and hurricanes
Alternate male and female names
Derechos included too
Winds that make us feel blue
Serious and deadly, playing no games.
Form: Limerick


Typhoons

Rain. Forever rain.
Filling the empty spaces,
And drowning us all.

Rain - drip, dripping rain - 
Filling the empty spaces
Inside of my soul.

Rain. Eternal rain.
Drowning all my happiness
In typhoons of gloom.

by D.N.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member World News

Typhoons
Cyclones

All storms
Rage forms

Flash floods
So bad

Glaciers
Melt there

Earthquake
Great shake

Wild fire
 Entire

Schooling
Shooting

Oil price
Costs rise

Conflicts
So thick

World news
Sad views
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

When Rumors Spread

Words are in the winds
As typhoons rumors spread
Loosely destructive dance for thee
From home to door, through hole of key
Words are in the winds
As knives in backs when rumors spread
And in the end
God weeps for all, the souls are suffering
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wrathful Nature

Wrathful trilogy:

Typhoons,  cyclones, hurricanes

Stern warning to Man!*








© Demetrios Trifiatis 
    19 September 2018


* Super Typhoon Mangkhut, the strongest storm of the year, unleashed  gusts up
to 200 mph while hurricane Florence brought 40 inches of rain. CNN.
Form: Haiku


Seeds

in soddening tempest
and billowing gale
i stand and plead with God
for drought

feet rooted in scuttling sand
wind-swept grains thrash at my face
i stand and plead with God
for typhoons 

one day i wake up
keeled over in shallow puddles
brought to a boil 
by a horizon's line of sun 
a flower sprouts by my open palms 
and i ask God
for seeds
© Mary Lou  Create an image from this poem.

Fear's Leash

Fear leashes unforeseen harpoons
     when faith flees to the hold.
     Wind gauges possible typhoons,
     purser murmurs threefold...

           fractures in the bulkhead
           sailors stymied by dread
           damage and death ahead

Fear leashes anxiety;
Faith can anchor urgency.

October 21, 2021

The middle three lines are a leash, a set of three
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Marathon Drops

MARATHON DROPS

marathon drops jazz
over leaves, roof and human
spray awhile but later flood
oozing lightning rush
like smooch bearing tragic trance
nature's warn to mankind faults?

(c) Olive Eloisa
9:08 pm
September 19, 2014

***This a tiny poem describing one condition brought about by typhoons to our Country: Philippines..

Sponsor	Dr.Ram Mehta
Contest Name	Choka Me 
6rh place.. :)
Form: Choka

The Stir of Trumpets

Bathed in
serenity
caressed by oceans of
aesthetic, calm, spiritual
secrets.

Merry
carousels spin
from the wind off the wings
of the wispy, soft doves that sing
to me.

Velvet
corollas drift
and each perfume the air
with the essence of creations
soft breath.

Graceful, 
mute swans indulge
the breeze in the silent
beauty of nature's trumpet and
power.

Fragile
wings tickle and
wrestle typhoons within
vast tombs of perfect nature and 
my soul.
Form: Cinquain

Wisdom's Light

The journey to find my soul’s embrace
From this world, an endless race
Through volcanic trials and fierce flames
Unforeseen typhoons, waves of shame
Yet try as they might, in the dark of night
My hope arrives as a single Light
As Wisdom yields this powerful truth,
Losing yet gaining all I once knew:
Our flesh and bones grow old and decay
Yet our souls grow strong with each passing day 








June 11, 2019
A Contest of Aging 
Sponsored by Emile Pinet
Form: Rhyme

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