Best Ferries Poems
Dangerous GloryThis Aphrodite rose
slowly unfurls
pink ombre balms
of sun-kissed
springfalls,
as the luminous
lake of tears
cascade in
exotic wreaths
of honey-soaked
velvety sepals,
there succulent seeds
of zestful dawns adorned
our silken sheets
across luscious meadows
sprinkled with
glistening cosmic dust.
Yet neon streaks
of longing unveiled;
romanticized rainbows
engrossed within
fire opal clouds,
awaiting to...
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Categories:
ferries, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
The River Mersey and the Black Pearl New BrightonThe River Mersey and The Black Pearl New Brighton
Let the Caribee and sultry sea call to the pirates bold.
But on this shore, with its tales of lore, The Mersey keeps its hold
For merchants, priests and pirates too left these docks to find
A new...
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Categories:
ferries, adventure, beach, boat, imagination,
Form:
Verse
Life. Lights.see
even the lights
they live
a bike skims the riverbank
fish leap, catch the sunlight
like bursts of laughter
above the morning water
noon. hot summer
children are learning to sing
golden shafts slip through
open church roofs
an empty stone bridge
people returning home, carrying
things. the ferries are lighting
up for the night tours
streetlamps oil...
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Categories:
ferries, life
Form:
Free verse
The Tumid River of AcheronThe Tumid River of Acheron (the journey) Part 1
Dark the tumid, rushing waters flow
where man most wisely fears to go
Liquid blackness sings of epic pain
torture, misery and cries of insane
Echoes of evil Eperius in the West
shadow realm where evil never rests
Black ship of Kharon eternally...
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Categories:
ferries, art, dark, death, horror,
Form:
Rhyme
Heather's FeathersThere was a young lassie named Heather,
Who played on the beach in hot weather,
She thought it a sin,
Just dressed in her skin,
So covered herself with three feathers.
II
Remember the beach-babe named Heather?
Who covered herself in three feathers?
The boys were aware,
And started to stare,
So now she wears...
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Categories:
ferries, humor, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Smelling the Coffee On the Isle of SkyeThe smiling loch gives a welcome
Along with the vigorous pine,
Time to recharge the soul
And smell the coffee on the Isle of Skye.
Misty mountains of mystery
Are a drug with a natural high,
And offer more to discover
Sipping coffee on the Isle of Skye.
The landscape changes each minute
As...
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Categories:
ferries, places
Form:
Rhyme
Yuletide's ParadeWith blinking eyes, and a new moon aglow
Family footsteps skip so glad and sleek
Come giddy days of Yuletide, we all flow.
Thrill of circus spins with rides to and fro
As Snowman pops with a giggly shriek
With blinking eyes, and a new moon aglow.
Ferries wheels churn tummies,...
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Categories:
ferries, christmas, family, magic,
Form:
Villanelle
StyxIn Hades, flows the chthonic Styx, a river
of woe and pain (a channel thoroughfare;
where Charon ferries the dead, who despair)
which unnerves our damned souls till we quiver.
The Styx! It's like cirrhosis which...
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Categories:
ferries, dark, death, fear, metaphor,
Form:
Sonnet
The Poor Little Black GirlShe sits on a street corner with a teardrop in her eye
Wishing she were in the cars of the people driving by
Her mother left with some john about two months ago
The man with the eviction notice didn’t care she had no place else to go
She...
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Categories:
ferries, life, me, girl, me,
Form:
Rhyme
The Tumid River of Acheron -The Journey Part One-RevisedThe Tumid River of Acheron (the journey) Part One-Revised
Darkly, the tumid rushing waters flow
where any man most wisely fears to go.
Liquid blackness singing in epic pain
torture, misery and cries of insane!
Echoes of Eperius in the West,
shadow realm wherein evil never rests.
Black ship of...
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Categories:
ferries, creation, dance, dark, death,
Form:
Rhyme
The Tumid River of Acheron , the Journey, Final RevisionThe Tumid River of Acheron (the journey)
Part One- Final revision
Darkly, the tumid rushing waters flow
where any man most wisely fears to go.
Liquid blackness singing in epic pain
torture, misery and cries of the insane!
Echoes of Eperius in the far West,
shadow realm where evil...
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Categories:
ferries, art, creation, dark, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Held Too LongThe-lit-wick-burnt-quick
I am the dipped stick
People are always referencing to
For two reasons:
One, is that I held on too long
Two, is because all but two fingers are gone
Lets look on the bright side, shall we...
I was a beautiful explosion!
A vibrant bouquet
Of summer flowers in bloom
Emanating from...
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Categories:
ferries, angst, color, firework, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
Lord Wen Chang's Tract-Taoist Inspired Dramatic Monologue, Released Into Public DomainThe August Sage recounts,
For the 17 past lives I have been a Scholar Official, I was neither imperious nor inhumane. I saved the distressed, aided the desperate, succored the orphaned and borne insolence with patience. I labored at all times to forward the public...
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Categories:
ferries, blessing, devotion, forgiveness, religion,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Water OaksThere’s a fire burning across the levee
I can smell the cypress and water oaks burning
The Indians are burning spirits tonight
A drive down River Road along the Mississippi
A fog bank
Memories of river crossings and ferries
I drift with the wood
Waiting to find a place to rest
The...
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Categories:
ferries, body, bullying, character, courage,
Form:
Free verse
Girl TalkGirl talk, it's small talk.
We all love, the way that they sound.
A long beach, a long walk.
They're always there to be found.
A State Park.A Ferries Wheel.
We see the Merry-Go-Round.
The sandy beach, the city streets.
There's a girl in every town.
With girl talk, it's small talk.
We all...
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Categories:
ferries, girl, society,
Form:
Ballad