Short Weather(A) Poems

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


Premium Member Profit

Profit Weather a penny or it is a pound, a profit’s a profit when it is found. By Josehf Lloyd Murchison
Form: Other


Soup

Findings of friends in this hot soup
Steamy weather, a pigeons coop
Lean on my eyeballs
Ill SEE What I can do?
before the sky Falls in on YOU
Form: Lyric

Premium Member See You Next Year

It's another year, hope it's a good one And it brings you happiness and good fortune With friends galore Like days of yore With winter weather a whole lot shorter
Form: Limerick

Be Told

BE TOLD *********** azure blue sky, sun shines free, swallows dip and glide, agree. swifts on their way, what for them? fickle weather a problem! nature must regain control. climate change blows hot and cold! wear warm clothes if on a stroll. natures still fickle, be told!
Eight Lines Poetry Contest sponsored by Joseph May 05/26/18
Form: Rhyme

Song of Spring Rain

people we pass get lost in scenes
shadowed by clouds endless dreams

outside conversations with rain
a cold april day again

spring brings another time
another rhythm another rhyme

puddles from on streets
water comes down in sheets

shadows of clouds veil
falling from the heavens a touch of hail

in every ending a time to begin
a change of weather a song in the wind
Form: Couplet


Persecuted

don't throw away the keys,
don't let me rot like this.
time can only tell why?
i'll rather die.
don't treat me like threat,
shackles on more than my wrist.
doing time for the wrong reason,
persecution for the wrong reason.
to weather a judgement;
crucial to the conflict of the inflicted.
many have hung,
stunned and shunned,
the last days were mine to fight!
still pleading up to the last numbered nights.
Form: Rhyme

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