Short Volcanoes Poems

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Premium Member Earths Revenge

Seething volcanoes, Earth’s fire power fighting back. Man has fracked earth’s soul He’ll feel her sharp, stinging bite, As she spews up fiery wrath.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Ready To Blow

There are five volcanoes ready to blow Thousands are in the path of the lava flow Many will perish A scene quite hellish Nature will soon exact her deadly blow
Form: Limerick

A Call For Science

Greenhouse gasses confuse the labors to sanitize our atmosphere
Ah, but there is hope - put a cork in volcanoes - analyze the rest

12-28-19
Contest:Ku Duet
Sponsor: Silent One
Form: Monoku

Monsters Groan Hair In Wrinkled Gnaws

monsters groan hair in wrinkled gnaws…

hell chews hope in gnashed cash… 

greased volcanoes sire rising screams…

burn of cyanide and bunkers reich…

flags star stud the roar of flames…
© Alex Roth  Create an image from this poem.

When the Moon Turend Gray

when the moon turned gray
the oceans thrust forward
the volcanoes erupt
the animals cry
their blood curtling scream
they have lost a love
they have lost a friend
when the moon goes gray.


Premium Member Active Volcanoes

How many volcanoes are there worldwide Roughly fifteen hundred, that leaves me wide-eyed Hope they behave Don't want no close shaves Here in my Canada, we've got nowhere to hide
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mass Shootings

Volcanoes are really scary I admit Nothing's more scary, perhaps an asteroid hit Why am I promoting doomsday World's a shiny orb each day Aside from mass shootings, these lunatics commit
Form: Limerick

Glorious Chaos

Apocalyptic breaches 
can destroy eternity; 
for glorious heights 
indulge jumping 
knowledge; Limitations 
may never over power 
quarantined rights, 
seperate toxins, unite 
volcanoes' windows 
exploding years. Zap!
Form: ABC

Premium Member Volcanoes

Some people's reactions are like volcanoes erupting Their personalities are explosive with words quite cutting Not aware of their actions Focused on their passion For all other topics, their minds are shutting
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Volcanos

Some people's reactions are like volcanoes erupting Their personalities are explosive with words quite cutting Not aware of their actions Focused on their passion For all other topics, their minds are shutting
Form: Limerick

Mine Field

Teardrops running down the cheeks are 
the mine field of not good feelings 
experienced in pain
if one happens to step on one of them
they can never imagine 
what volcanoes will erupt
nor can they guess
the inevitable result

Dream

I glide in air; I dare to enter any where; I do cross scary seas and fiery volcanoes; Flying mats do I possess? No I fly, as it's a dream
June 19 2021 For the contest Waltz wave by Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Premium Member ASH

For: Pyramids Poetry Contest   Sponser: Joseph May   August 13, 2025

ASH remnant volcanic when volcanoes break it off with their sacred tops all of creation trembles "ash is left by volcanoes' wrath"

When the Earth Was Not Round

Volcanoes dignified this land
barren and deserted
Bound to be an abaddon 
scared and agitated

Fed on flesh and corpses
hungry and underfed
Needed more to devour
lustful and crazed

But this lust for blood never ended
when the earth we lived wasn't round

Premium Member In the Air Is It Thinly ---Question Mark

Vibrations quiver in smoke-filled
volcanoes or parlors not much
difference.

You suck mine, I'll suck yours
both of us feelin'
for stuff that don't suck.

The difference between a fist and a
palm.. umm..
why is that not “duh!!”?

Mysteries, histories
and so on...

Premium Member Let's Minichu On Anger

Fires flame from the face.
Doors shriek and squeal; cutlery and crockery crack.
Floors and walls quake. 

Mountains crumble.
Violent volcanoes within
erupt

Eyes glow
with a glaze and 
blaze. 

Fires flame from the face.
Violent volcanoes within
blaze.
Form: Rhyme

Igneous Rock

Sedimentary and metamorphic rock
From earths mantle or crust
Host of tungsten granites and diorites

Intrusive extrusive and hypabyssal
Of batholths sills and dikes
Eruptions of subaerial volcanoes

Continental crust 
A pacific ring of fire
4030 million years old
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Mayon Volcano

While kiss by the clouds
     Perfect cone remains sober
           Fury hides beneath



















The subject is one of the active volcanoes
in my homeland, Philippines.  Proud to be 
one of the nominees in the race for
7 Wonders of Nature :)
Form: Haiku

Restless Heart

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?
Form: Rhyme

Natural Selection

The melancholic moon hangs, guilty in the mourning mist.
The murderous sun rises to execute the closing vapour.
Innocent winds unknowingly disperse the evidence far and wide.
And I awaken from my snow-filled dream to shower under forgiving rain,
as ignorant to nature's glorious torment as volcanoes are to life.
Form:

St Helen Eruptions

Volcanoes erupts in
Three dissimilar ways

Spines on its hills
As gases run low

Lava down its slopes
Total destruction in its path

Fiery bursts of black ash
Burst through its mountain top

Ash fills the air with murky dust
Form miles away

Lava destroys neighboring life
Plants, Insects, animals, and people alike

Premium Member And No One Looked Back

unexpectedly
volcanoes spewed hot lava…
     the end had begun

undersea earthquakes
produced many tsunamis…
     life on land succumbed

then a meteor
destroyed the last plot of land…
    Earth engulfed by sea

spirits were rising
all kind souls entered heaven…
     and no one looked back


*Entry for  the Armageddon – End of the World” contest.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dangerous Beauty

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
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Everywhere We Turn

His scent is in a flower
  I sense Him in the dale
He powers up volcanoes
  His breath fills up ships' sails

I walk with Him quite easily
  I invite Him in my door
He hesitates, all humble dignity
  His fearsomeness no more

The Lord God Almighty
  Grants us naught but time
To seek Him everywhere we turn
  To feel Life's rhythm and rhyme
Form: Rhyme

An Optical Illusion? Or Hysterical Delusion?

Global Warming Intrusion
Just an Optical Illusion?
Or a hysterical Delusion?
What goes up must come down
The media drags us all around
Climate Change is of the Sun
It is basically the only One
The Water Cycle takes the Care
of the Gases in the Air
Volcanoes spew out Gasey Goo
Nothing new , this always was
'cause this is what Our Cycle does.
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

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