Hurricane Poems - Poems about Hurricane

If all I know is the hurricane, where is it's eye? As if it likes to play hide and seek - make a guess - who is the seeker? Isn't life a game, after all? It thinks I'm eager to play. I'm not... Are you?...

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Shouting, over the sounds of rain, feelings more commanding than the season’s pain erasing the hope from hearts, but who’s to blame for the night’s lure in pieces of yesterdays wondering, unclear which prayer to plead will the season tell her story in dark – it feels insane no more moments – winds tell the still night burning with fires more potent...

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The possibilities are endless With every new scientific discovery. There is inspiration to invent devices That improve quality of life And save lives in the process. Spin with the wave and slow it down With drones and electromagnetism. Entropy and vacuums. Spin with the wave, then slow it down With science and ingenuity. Catch the wind and spin, hook in The eye of the storm is...

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remember, the scent of hope after the storm, the hurricane who blew in rains, shaming earth so the still floods raged around us, flowing rivers to cover us in pain. remember, the still morning after when time stood, quietly reflecting the night gone, lost like a prayer fading into the skies, heaven stirred by the entreaties from hearts terrified. remember, the silence who melted away all...

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the mountains groaned, repulsed by the distant grumble of thunder’s rough voice rising on the edges of the dark stirring the distant gaze of a still twilight flooded with shadows, hasty halos remembering what comes, after the storm the gentle pelting, pretty droplets erasing the murmur of leaves, dancing crisp as the shadows, forever trembling a certain power beneath the streams pouring out their feelings,...

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a calamitous catastrophe mysterious malefic malady cataclysmic and unlucky disastrous deeds, seemingly deadly hurricane shaking up land beside the sea...

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The banks here were overflowing The trees bent down, down like twigs The wind howled, blowing to and fro We didn't know the storm would be so big I'm talking about down in Texas Hurricane Alecia Hurricane Ike And Hurricane Beryl They crashed into the seawall The skies were dark and bleak Storms in Texas are a squall They happen any day of the week...

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I start my day with the rising sun, Got a lot of work before the day is done, Back breaking and mind racing again, I may stumble every now and then, Tossed in the air with no direction, Caught in the hand of Mercy with no protection, Smacked back down and my shells' shattering, Pick up the pieces while I'm drowning in...

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Hurricane Trump when made landfall The commotion spelled heavy toll -- His big-ticket orders Flashed red on the borders, Watches he in triumphs Wickets fell around stumps, Sure, warming was ne’er more global. _______________________ Happenings |36.01.2025| humour, USA Note: On the very day he took presidential oath, Trump signed a slew of executive orders: exiting WHO and Paris Accord, national emergency on southern...

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Hurricane You crash ashore like a savage one-eyed lion attacking its prey. Hunger gnaws at your belly, the trip from Africa has been long. Wind like claws slashing and ripping, roofs torn from their moorings and flung aside like paper. Concrete and steel buildings assaulted and torn apart like Lincoln logs. Your voice roaring, torrents of...

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She lost her home She lost her ‘stuff’ She lost heart – but was still tough. When all was said and done, She reached out to the Son - She knew some tears and fears But love would sing into her ears. While night seemed so hard, Hope shined through her lifeguard. She lost her home She lost her ‘stuff’ She lost heart – but remained...

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Courage is not having the strength to go on; it is going on when you don’t have the strength. –Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), 26th President of the United States A year of heartbreak, soundless as the stars who glitter, surreal, remembering while we make our wishes, feel the darkness surrounding, gentling at best… the beautiful kiss of a lonely death, fatalities...

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Buckets of rain, boisterous as thunder, wrecked September’s farewell, flooding the mountains, the hills, the rivers and creeks. Wild and livid, coloring the air in streaming tears, erasing the faintest feel of a hopeful prayer. The moment spun out of control and I could feel my heart breaking, my mind quaking, my spirit shaking, as...

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In a whirlwind of thunder, he claimed the stage With bold proclamations that sparked debate's rage A tempest of bravado, he stirred the old game The Donald' rode in, forever altering the name © daniel miltz...

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Racing toward the rampage of the storm Raging river ripping free roots Rocking the foundation form Reeling back in the loot Rocks raking through wood Reclaiming home Render goods Unknown Roam ...

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