Short Weathers Poems

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


The Aging Tree

The tree stands stately
A thousand rings betray age
The birds sing like sages
Gnarled trunk suffers all weathers
Light dew moistens bird feathers
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Muskoxen and Yaks Like Frigid Weather

Muskoxen and yaks can survive
In frigid weathers that kill most who are alive
Minus forty degrees is okay with them
They like icicles on their chin
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Boy's Doggy History

A boy living alone
  Never gave up like a stone

Struck by stern and stormy weathers 
  Yet surviving like a full grown-dog, playing around heathers
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Merosion

Nature weathers and wears
away the mountain in whose
shadows I sit still, still sitting.

Ego or Mountain?

Which first will winds polish
to dust?

Premium Member Happy-Go-Lucky Alive and Free

Listen to poem:
Happy-go-lucky alive and free

Joyful in all weathers
Embracing the silver lining
Skipping, joie de vivre
Spirit enlivening, vibrant, rejoicing
Form: Verse


Premium Member The House of Seventy Gables

I live in a house of seventy gables 
With twenty kitchens and as many tables.
It's good for both winter and summer weathers, 
'Cuz, in Spring, it flies - it's made of feathers!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member warmer outside

frigid warehouse 
weathers extreme coldness 
warmer on the outside 



*Inside the warehouse it's 34 degrees. When it's extremely cold outside it makes it so much colder inside.
Form: Haiku

I Shall Not Make a Sound

lost is a snow flake that weathers the storm the spirit we make so fragile we brake free falling upon that quiet lake swirls so gently to the ground I shall not make a sound

Premium Member Haiku: Traditional 32

among the ruins
iguana carved from bed rock
weathers in the sun

Brian Johnston
April 5,2016

Poet's Notes: 
Inspired by a haiku by Amy Losak on Face Book's Japanese Poetry Garden Path
Form: Haiku

Observations

Nature Wakes
Earth turns
Each day dawns anew
Memories enhance views

Time
Inexorably weathers and wethers 
 Why wonders
When  nears
Where changes wanderlust
Satisfaction soothes
Together triumphs
Form: Bio

Premium Member Small Boats

small boats 
can still sail 
within the stormiest 
of weathers
as long as they avoid
collecting
rain waters 
within


© Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
(November 10, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin USA)

Too old for wintery cold

It's so tough getting older
As the weathers getting colder
Goosebumps forming everywhere
Mother nature doesn't care
How chilly my old bones feel
As wind and snow come in to steal
All the warmth right out of me
Causing me insanity
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member migratory birds

Birds’ bodies are light
Which helps them in flight
Honeycomb consistency for sure
Their motives are pure

Raised up by their fluffy feathers
on wind in all kinds of weathers
Traveling wherever they can go
Leaving behind land of snow

Cold and Froze

My hands sway back and forth frozen to the bone,
The chilled air no longer felt,
They know they're all alone,
Determination keeps the body on its destined path,
Knowing it will soon be warm in your home,
Safe from the weathers cold wrath
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member feather queens new headdress

feather witch queen had a colorful headdress of feathers
she showed it off to her familiar, a black crow named Weathers
Weathers was irritated with the dyed job, it is fake he said.
She got angry and gave him a super noogie on his fat little head.
Form: Rhyme

Relationship Is Like A Weather

Relationship is like weather
Sometimes, it's stormy
Sometimes, it's rainy
Sometimes, it's sunny
So hot that it burns you down
Sometimes, feels cold
But mostly hot
It's a choice how you handle
All weathers in life
It's a choice to get through.

Premium Member SEASONALLY READY: A HAIKU TRIO



SEASONALLY READY: AHAIKU TRIO

Seasons of nature
Are as the nature of life;
Always challenging:-

Each season weathers,
Claiming its own uniqueness;
Just as do our lives:-

Live seasonally:
No matter which season comes,
Live triumphantly:-
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lifting the Veil

Ego vaporised
The veil is thinning
Inner, outer same
Nothing to be sized
Light now flickering

Oscillation 
Hither, thither
On cessation
All storms weathers

No one here
Save presence
Bliss draws near

Clear light
Within

Dawns

26-October-2020

PUT

Stay put
And no hustle and rustle
Let life wear and wane with time
To weather in adverse weathers
Like a stone
So you ought to stay put like a grit
And hug wishes a whistle
Into a collection of weird worlds
Then dig I a stone
And rub shoulders with the great!

Premium Member OF THE NATUREOF LIFE

OF THE NATURE OF LIFE
       (A Senryu Trio)

Seasons of nature 
reflect the nature of life;
challenging changes:-

Each season weathers,
claiming its own uniqueness;
just as our lives do:-

Let’s live seasoned lives.
No matter the challenges,
live triumphantly:-
Form: Senryu

Premium Member OF THE NATURE OF LIFE


OF THE NATURE OF LIFE
     (A Senryu Trio)

Seasons of nature 
reflect the nature of life;
challenging changes:-

Each season weathers,
claiming its own uniqueness;
just as our lives do:-

Let’s live seasoned lives.
No matter the challenges,
live triumphantly:-
Form: Senryu

Out In All Weathers

No less cold, nor less hot
And yet, in my day
What had induced, more so
Outward facing joy.
Dragged off from did annoy
As deflect away.

Nothing can thwart a child!
True now. Truer then!
And let me now tell you
Of such a self will.
Air froze, air fused, and still
A door flew open.
Form: Rhyme

Fall Is Comming

Fall is coming.
The leaves are falling out of the trees.
Football season is kicking off.
Schools are filling up.
As the children start their day.
Fall is coming once again 
As the cooler weathers returns with a breeze.
The geese they fly to the south.
In a V shape in the wind.
Fall is coming in one month.

Premium Member Entropy

ENTROPHY

Entropy says that matter can't last
As energy holds it together.
But as we go down, fighting the last
I hope that just one little feather
Sticks to the side of whatever's left over
A bale of cotton, a field of clover.
It's not that it matters it's me that it flatters
So long as some semblance weathers.
Form: Rhyme

Different

'...the thorn in sharpened shade
     weathers all loneliness.'  Hart Crane

     

Branches scratch the sky
blanching the twilight
pale and gray,
the day is dying.

My way is dark and dismal,
the nightjar's distant cry
my only solace,

as I wander washed
in reveries of her, and wish
with all my heart
it could be different.
Form: Verse

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