Beachfront Poems - Poems about Beachfront

mesmerized by nature’s pendulum the rhythmic motion of the tides I listen to the splash of waves unfurl against the seashore the ever undulating flow of waves the hypnotizing sway of water it’s the perfect appetizer before enjoying every sunset as it falls AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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As I walk through the sands of the beach, I wonder if the love of my life will ever come into my life. Life is strange; you see many places of sands, but not of any particular item that stands into the open. Beachfront 8945, my look-out on the...

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Beachfront of my place cozy leafy trees always conform restless souls...

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Four hundred miles at least from shore No sand or surf seen anywhere With hills, and valleys, trees and more Shady trails without a care. In my youth, summer days were HOT And sweat was just a way of life Was always dry, was humid NOT A gentle breeze to cut the strife. The decades passed, the world turned ‘round And days filled with...

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bird of paradise sits and cares about nothing breeze bathing her wings...

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Poet: Ken Jordan Poem: Beachfront Town Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: July/2012 I've been to Spain, England, and France - I've seen the  grapevine's in Italy, that line the hillsides - I've seen the river Nile - I've even crossed over the English Channel, and lived  in Germany for a while - But, there's  no place I've ever been that  makes me feel like  Venice - A California beachfront  town -...

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