Best Brackish Poems
Below are the all-time best Brackish poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of brackish poems written by PoetrySoup members
I Wandered Lonely As a Boat"I wandered lonely as a cloud." William Wordsworth
I wandered lonely as a boat
a shallow dingy left behind,
alone in marsh...
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Categories:
brackish, age, boat, fate, lonely,
Form:
Lyric
The Rowboat On the MarshI don't need mawkish photographs to see
the drowning rowboat tethered to the dock,
a withered seahorse clinging to debris
as umber water seeps through feeble caulk.
The cord...
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Categories:
brackish, death, imagery, metaphor,
Form:
Sonnet
Wishing Well
"Wishing Well"
Plain Jane blew her wishes
down a wishing well
Lit long white bless'ed candles
dipped in holy water
Brackish
Crocodile tears from Hell
Witches hold hands together
Stand...
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Categories:
brackish, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Lama DramaThoughts that thrive on scattered dreams
shoot through the mind like laser beams
Hunger echoes a hollow song
Voices merge, intestines long
Lips are dry, and tongues are parched
Memories...
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Categories:
brackish, confusion, introspection,
Form:
Couplet
The Alluring RiverThe river looks calm and inviting,
a natural gift of beauty.
Waterfowl inhabit to feed and nest.
A gateway shared by creatures,
dangers hidden beneath.
The river is beautifully...
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Categories:
brackish, appreciation, bird, nature, river,
Form:
Rhyme
BellsIt was the bronzed bell of a tinseled Ocean ship.
Until destiny was scuttled by a fiery water witch.
In time, it became the haunting...
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Categories:
brackish, grief,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sunken CathedralA tomb
So chill so deathly still
Where algaed bells hang dumb
Diffus'd
Her warted weaving spire
In eerie midnight sun
A...
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Categories:
brackish, death, fantasy, imagination, loss
Form:
Free verse
Tidal WavesTidal Waves
Brackish debris filled surf retreats
depositing into hard sand graves
pictures stolen from post cards
Shards of a city strewn disjointedly
still ticking clocks idled in the moment
streets...
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Categories:
brackish, horror, natural disasters,
Form:
Free verse
The Orchid Moon and IThe orchid moon and I look in kind
at the dimpled ocean's
aubergine plain, meandering thought's
violet caves. I've lost my way
in the lavender vortex
of a...
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Categories:
brackish, color, imagery, moon, night,
Form:
Ekphrasis
A Walk Into OblivionI'd hoped the sea remembered me,
accepting me so easily,
as evening peaks and
the moon draws out the tide.
She wrapped me in her icy shift,
eyes closed...
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Categories:
brackish, natural disasters, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Someday
tadpoles growing in a pond
anxious for the great beyond
decreased numbers, fairly grim
takes too long to grow a limb
hiding from the larger fish
trying not to be...
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Categories:
brackish, angst, animal, silly,
Form:
Jueju
The Call of the SeaHark, it is the sea that lures me,
It murmurs slowly, it roars out loud.
It brushes lightly on the shingles,
It washes roughly brackish crags,
And as its...
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Categories:
brackish, boat, sea,
Form:
Free verse
Oxygen Rushes In To MeOxygen Rushes In To Me
Written By Brett Somers
12-19-16
The audible plunge,
On a Somers night.
Cleansing site.
My hands free of this fight.
I leaned back to throw.
In my hand...
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Categories:
brackish, beach, break up, courage,
Form:
Free verse
Flow.Spice.Write"One with Spice"
Flow write a scene to be seen essence
grow in a dream in fields of gold and SOL
Flows... Spice write flight though Knight's
bright light...
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Categories:
brackish, imagination, lovewrite, write,
Form:
I do not know?
To Plow and SeedA well-water pump cranks out its iron-water
crooked wire remains -- once, sturdy chicken coops
The brackish, muddy area over there,...
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Categories:
brackish, farm, history, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse