Mountain Blue Poems | Examples

These Mountain Blue poems are examples of Blue poems about Mountain. These are the best examples of Blue Mountain poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberA Broad Reach

Mountain breezes blow White sheet billows on blue sky Gliding past the pines Endless water lies ahead Sail Lake Winnipesaukee


Premium MemberOn Top of the World

Walk with me holding hands in forest green
Breathing in the jasmine wind
Like blue jay’s song soul sings

Psalm that lift hearts to heaven where love mends
Curing cabin fever mountain a fountain free
Flowing glowing where love and nature blend

Together united so peacefully 
Butterflies dotting blue sky 
Living fulfilling wildest dreams gleefully 

Making memories to treasure for life
Keeping us warm even when cold 
On one knee asking to be my wife

For you complete my longing soul
Anywhere you are I want to go

Premium MemberI am Blue

                                                   I am Blue

                                      I am the blue of a clean sky
                                 Where every bird yearns to fly high,
                                       The azure hue of a calm sea
                                    Where every fish loves to be free;

                                     I`m the blue of a mountain peak
                                 That imparts peace to minds that seek,
                                     The sapphire gem eyed in the air
                                       That instills solace with a flair;

                                        I am the blue of worthy trust
                                        One can rely on without fuss.

Premium MemberRed House and Spruce By Edvard Munch

Red House and Spruce by Edvard Munch

Snug, in a blue bunting of hibernation,
Red cottage 
In a clearing of indigo and ice spruce 
That form ribs of protection from
From hues of ill winds, 
As a leafless birch backbone
Spreads a protective circle,
Sentinels of secrets 
Behind the hidden crimson door
When eventide’s crystal constellations 
Of fallen cerulean white snows
Sleep in solitude
As Aurora lingers above ash and aspen 
In glowing neon passion values
Sheltered scarlet hearth and heart
Slumbers in tones of a Nordic cradle song
And winsome memories of a mountain king 
In snowfall’s language of winter
Of painted cobalt shadows
Surrounding a red house.

Premium MemberDouble Imagery

beneath the mountain 
the clouds and skies reflections 
on calm blue waters


Premium MemberAdmiring Blue Mountain Lake

I am entranced by blue mountain lake
I had heard it was gorgeous, but this is nirvana
Decorated by the oranges and yellows of autumn 
I feel God watching as I approach water’s edge

Sky angels pretend to be clouds, but I feel their presence
There is something ethereal, mystical, and magical here.
Blue mountain lake; I have heard about it for years
This is my first time to enter this paradise

Can I wade to the grassy island knoll in the middle?
I plunge into the depths of the clear reflective waters
Remembering now the story of the one hundred pound catfish
I am refreshed and enthusiastically joyful

Premium MemberIn the Sadness the Gray Got This-

Bittersweet wild blue yonder; Sadness grays got this;Lightning sunshine; Vacuuming pet dander; Dappled sunlight; Thunder and lightning; Rain come down upon me; Wetting my head; Makes it trees to fright to Mars; The red planet; Purple mountain gray granite; In the sadness The gray got it
11/14/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium MemberBlue Velvet Circles

Blue velvet circles spinning in my mind Archaic fabled days of sadness and desperation Feeling so blue Like the drifting sea anemone in ocean blue While spirits swirl about me Feeling so blue Those enigmatic swirls of hazy mountain crests Lingering through fading sun Speak of dying Like rain pouring down into an open grave And mourners trying to make light Speak of dying Feelings of hopelessness betray the better me Who sings uplifting songs of praise Reciting psalms Like a pure altar boy who knows the truth And nothing releases the horrible pain Reciting psalms

Premium MemberCharming Patterns

Look out the window of a plane as it finally ascend. Reaching the clouds, one can see the most marvelous site. This earth of ours shows off its "Charming Patterns" below. The multi-textures of the trees, the mountain range, the farmers' fields so carefully cut out, and the streams of blue and green waters cross the wondrous land below. Such an amazing site from high in the sky.

Premium MemberStitching Skies' Stories

mountain ridges of clouds
  o'er my windshield spread
interspersed, baby-blue patches
  brilliant spaces, like threads
stitching skies' stories together
  a hobbled glance ahead of
cars tethered to a 
  snarled, honking freeway,
blustery rage moving in, I dread

Premium MemberMountain People

Making their way from nothing
Opening their hearts for others
Using what they have on hand
Nature seems to draw them in
Time keeps them always alert
Amazing grace is a part of church
Inner peace comes from hope
Never giving up on a Holy God

Precious people in their souls
Every one knows everyone 
Over the hill they send love
Presented by caring and kindess
Love that adores with serene joy
Everyone here loves the mountains

Premium MemberThe Skies Above Are Blue

The skies above are blue
        And the sunshine is glorious
  Clusters of alabaster clouds suspend 
   Over a mountain shrouded in mist
  A rainbow hovers over the dawn sky
            An augury of a fine day


Date written and posted: 05/06/2019

Premium MemberUnbearable Beauty In Blue

Standing on a mountain peak
I find myself surrounded 
by a breezy cerulean sky.
How peaceful and restful 
is heaven’s hue.
Nature has breathed her essence on me.

Later I bathe in deep aqua blue
and again I am amazed.
How soothing and serene
is nature’s watery embrace.
How warm the caress 
of this tropical sea.

Midnight’s blue has found me now.
My soul is imbued with tranquility
as I stand again on the mountain peak
gazing up at an indigo immensity
where myriads of diamonds
glitter unbearable beauty to me.
How wonderful all of it is.

Premium MemberBlue Ridge Mountain Overlook

While, alone, I gaze upon this splendored sight
the true meaning of Nature's spectacle is somehow lost.
I will leave with emptiness inside my heart, for, these
wonders of beauty are best seen and appreciated when
shared by two souls.

So, should you chance to pass this way alone and
long to share this sight, I leave an echo of my
heartbeat so you may capture the true beauty and
meaning of God's splendor.

Pause, and in meditation, let our spirits look
together at this splendid sight. Then leave with peace
of mind knowing that another kindred soul has passed
this way and you need not feel alone.
© John Posey  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberSnowy Blue Mountain

snowy blue mountain double beauty double good... icy frozen heart snow on the mountain fire in hearth a certainty... slow ignited fire
Thanks for the challenge P.D.. Contest Entry by: Sara Kendrick

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