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Metaphor Wind Poems

These Metaphor Wind poems are examples of Wind poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Wind Metaphor poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Colors of the Wind

pause to hear a storm
listen to its vast noises
admire its voices
winds that blew in infamy
crackled as romantic fires

state huts wade through muck
spiders and newborns pancaked
trouble
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Categories: wind, appreciation, metaphor, natural disasters,



Ancient Egyptian translation of 'Dialogue of a Misanthrope with his Soul'

Metaphor and simile have been with the human race for thousands of years. This is my English translation of an excerpt from an ancient Egyptian
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Categories: wind, death, freedom, recovery from,

Premium Member How the Heart Forges

I wake—
each dawn
a slender promise
shoulders gilded,
by hesitant sun.

The world, wide as longing
real as the air I breathe—
crests of mountains waiting
horizons keeping their counsel.

My heart, uncertain….
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Categories: wind, guitar, heart, journey, longing,

After Clouds Depart

She thinned to vapour, blue as longing's edge,
while we searched skywards, calling her lost name.
Wind replied in whispers no one could catch–
just hollow notes strung
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Categories: wind, imagination, independence day, inspiration,

Premium Member SERENITY

SERENITY 

Hate's up in the air;
naturing winds of peace blowing:
Hate snuffed out by love:-
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Categories: wind, allegory, extended metaphor, hate,



Premium Member Clouds Blowing in the Wind

The clouds are swirling in the wind,
Unique designs appear within.
An artist’s brush could be the air,
For many forms are found up there.

Look up there, it’s
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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: wind, change, image, imagination, life,

The case of lynching vs suicide

The case of lynching vs suicide 

A black man
Hangs 
Lifeless
Silent
Eerie
The only sound 
Is the wind thrashing around
As it surrounds 
The black man 
Screaming loud
Trying to
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Categories: wind, political, prejudice, race, racism,

Premium Member Lingering leaves of gold frolic in the autumn wind

"Lingering leaves of gold
frolic in the autumn wind,"
Swept up by bygone breezes,
already collapsing
before they begin,
As disillusionment clouds an overtired soul—

Misplaced and irretrievable
To a society that
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© Sara Jama  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: wind, angst, autumn, imagery, loneliness,

SEA WANTS ME

 SEA WANTS ME

Waves are here for the winners
spirals floating in turquoise 
dance ululating undulating 
blue bright sight
a point with paddle board
to soar sanguine Seas
I
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Categories: wind, 12th grade, adventure, emotions,

Premium Member EVIL WINDS BLOWING

Their win, has its wind
Slap-blowing in our faces:
A musky-trump wind,
Blowing, blasting bigotry,
Slapping justice in the face:-
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Categories: political, storm, wind,

HUNGRY WIND poetrix



      at the table next to me
      rereading the menu blowing
    
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Categories: wind, allusion, creation, extended metaphor,

Premium Member A SUNNY WINDY DAY

Planes streaking the skies...
Waving trees blinking the sun...
Kids soar paper planes...
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Categories: wind, day, imagery, kid, metaphor,

Whisper of Cedars

 
Beneath the ancient boughs
Stories of ages pass 
The copse of cedars stand silent 
As the wind sighs, whispers hidden secrets of time
Their shadows waltz
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Categories: wind, dark, earth, imagery, light,

Wild Is The Night

The night unravels like a tattered black sail,
its edges fraying with whispers of secrets too heavy to hold.
Stars—fractured shards of a forgotten mirror—
pierce the dark
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Categories: wind, dream, earth, imagery, metaphor,

Premium Member January Wind

You shift the autumn breeze, again,
you creep into the wind.

To crawl beneath my skin, again,
as winter's chill seeps in.

Your absence fills the air, again,
and wraps
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Categories: wind, autumn, extended metaphor, january,


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