Pollution Water Poems | Examples

These Pollution Water poems are examples of Water poems about Pollution. These are the best examples of Water Pollution poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberHow do the Fish Feed ???

When heavy rain has caused mass run-off from bare farmland above
and the creek has become murky and muddy reddish browned
How do the fish, the turtles, eels and also tiny shrimp, maintain vision, 
to fossick for their food in the locality where they are found

In the tropic monsoon wet season, it can often take some weeks
before the creek has subsided and the water finally clears
Environmental pollution, that results from mans pursuits,
it's exponential, been happening for years

Will it take mass extinction of most of humankind to return to sanity,
on this beautiful creation, known as planet Earth 
Craziness prevails throughout the human race
common sense and love seems to be in a state of dearth


Premium MemberAmerica's Lakes and Rivers and Streams


      America’s beauty, Ted pondered
      as he roamed and he wandered
         past lakes, past rivers and streams

      The more Ted would see 
      the more he would think
         ~  Pity I can’t take a drink

Premium MemberSwimming For Your Life

life at times feels so hard
so much going against you
everything around you so dirty
looking for a filter to be true

Everywhere you look is clogged up
like all is blocked just like sin
effecting every strand of life
everywhere you look is in a spin

There must be more to life
this echo is heard all over the place
but only in eternal truth, this is found
in the holy scriptures, you receive grace

So get on these swim trunks
whether it's your breaststroke
or even to crawl be like a fish
give it your all, just go for broke

Your reward will be worth it
live for God always forever
leave behind that awful pollution
drink in the living water, now that's clever

(Quote:
"I feel like a fish out of polluted water" - Anon.)

Premium MemberStagnant Water

destroying nature haiku maritime limbo~ environment change
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberWw3 Sneak Preview

POTUS Joe Biden
  met Vladimir Kremlin
  said, 'Show me your wares if you dare'

  Whereupon Vladimir Kremlin
  unleashed a gremlin
  grinning atop nuclear hardware

  Not to be outdone
  Joe had a plan
  whipped out a fierce water gun

  Said, 'Come here, Vlady Kremlin
  along with your gremlin
  Take this! (Spritzing them) ~ The War 'gainst Pollution WE'VE won'


Premium MemberThe Water

Water takes the shape of any container
Like an innocent child
Refractions in water 
Look bigger and shallower
Like an illusion of the imagery world
Water absorbs any pollution
Like a stupid man
Water flows from the top to the bottom
Like the refugee
Water comes in ripples, waves, rain
Rivers, sea, lakes, and waterfalls
Like the various characters of man

Premium MemberBodies of Water-Bounty

"Didactic haiku"

seas* delight the Lord: thus, wise stewards we should be--- ---or face nature's wrath! rivers … refreshing offers rejuvenation~~~ ~~~abuse them never! wondrous waterfalls cascading midst glorious splash - - - - - - from pollution, guard! God-blessed great oceans food supply bounty-sources… ...enjoy, but waste not!
*Genesis 1:10 And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. October 30, 2019

Premium MemberPolluted Heart

POLLUTED HEART
Thirsty soil parches in scorching summer Sucks liquid crystal drops of sparkling rain Stores in deep aquifer pure groundwater Brought to surface, pure it doesn’t remain From humans contaminants it obtains. Lone heart freezes in the dark of winter Blooms in joy when colors of spring enter Weaves tapestry of pristine love within Abused by black mist of lust it welters In polluted heart love stops to flow clean.
April 1, 2018 Syllable count: 10 each line Rhyme : ababb ccdcd

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