Volcano Poems - Poems about Volcano

Extending arms Its perfect cone Valley to sea....Read the rest...

He stood at the crown of the volcano daring hot death-making lava to rumble out it was warm today, and there was rumbling we took some pictures of him up there making uncomfortable shaky jokes secretly afraid it was Pompeii...Read the rest...

I just walked into the land of hell A devil came to me, like a friend Hi, he said to me, I am your voice Let us go together, at all the time My demon friend showed me a...Read the rest...

You don't know what you can accomplish until you just try If you don't try it will not happen it will stay dormant in a deep sleep like a volcano explosion it may come back negatively like a rocket blasting...Read the rest...

When you sang, dreams croaked, then you ceased to be a volcano, It was simpler to become a rock, not letting yourself be unraveled by the waves of myopia. After seasons died in your arms, resigned to...Read the rest...

Mau Lau An erupting volcano throwing out volcanic bombs boulders larger than elephants Mau Lau the reason we do not build schools, churches, homes or stores at the base of a volcano...Read the rest...

Dallol volcano highly dynamic active colors change with time Note: Dallol is a colorful volcano in Ethiopia....Read the rest...

Solid. Stationary. Silent. This is you. In our limited view. But.. once you flew. From molten earth Did shoot and spew You ran and shouted Everywhere In fearsome battle With the air Your angry face The land did rule Yet here you are Now seaside cool She...Read the rest...

danger fire stream red yellow lava river bloodbath over ground...Read the rest...

volcanic blast krakatoa unleashed hell pyroclastic mass obliterated rampant nature’s destruction world of deep darkness a seismic event magma nightmare no escape pure devastation...Read the rest...

Under the blue sky, The mountain peak is reminiscing quietly, Volcanoes from past slumbering quietly, Sometime awakened, sends tremors all around rapidly. On the mountain peak, no one lives, No church, temple or huge mansion exists, Birds and animals live there...Read the rest...

"You are so lovely," said the clouds to the volcano. "Thank you," the volcano acknowledging clouds' greeting. "All the people are looking at you each day and taking pictures, videos of you." the...Read the rest...

May 18th, 1980 Mt. St. Helen erupted. It was expected, many had escaped a bad fate. Some opted to stay, wanting to go down in glory. Two thousand square miles of trees were destroyed. Mt. Pinatubo erupted eleven years later. Both...Read the rest...

Serenity lost in a tempestuous cloud Wailing to the rumbling thunder as darkened skies were painted in cinnabar. losing its crown to the fleeting rain  Dew flooding from the gazing moon Singing sophomore to its pitch beat by beat, a...Read the rest...

Work in Progress Mauna Loa Volcano & Kilauea Sister Volcano The political and spiritual symbolism of Mauna Loa’s historic eruption “We’re seeing new land, new geographical features being born right in front of our eyes, and there is...Read the rest...