Courage Boat Poems

These Courage Boat poems are examples of Boat poems about Courage. These are the best examples of Boat Courage poems written by international poets.

there’s no true lovers
but just lovers who never change
               so at

© Jacob Kobina Ayiah Mensah  

The morning is smiling with me ,and I can feel the energy rising up out of the sea, the sun spreads it’s light upon the

© Christine Phillips  

I wrote some letters a century ago before I became a patron of the show, there was an outstanding line of how the universe wraps

© Christine Phillips  

Steadily swimming
She flashes a grin
Doc in a boat
Take's a note
she won't surrender.  
She wants to win
finds strength within.

Worriedly Waiting, 
friend wishes she'd ask herself

© Mark Springer  

I felt our hearts drowning in the sea of Love,
I tried to cover them with my palm's cozy glove,
Yet they drowned and I could feel

© Aishwarya Jathish  

The Queen has a navy
That floats in her gravy,
It’s sharp and its clear,
But it’s sure tough to steer,
For the rudders get stuck
In that thick, grayish

© Jerrold Prothero  

I remember the road to pilate farm,
It was a never land.
I rode in the galley with pilate pirate,
it was a roaring galley rowing.

It was ice-bounding

© Olanrewaju Kehinde  

"Hold fast, don't let the lines slip",
The ropes tighten around the mast of the ship,
A salty Captain grasps the wooden helm,
Waves rip on the horizon,

© Garrett Bass  

waves weave and whisper
feather clouds caress soft time
liquid lace landscapes 

breath of bold sailor
amber eyes float as forests 
his heart lava love

orchestra seagulls 
violin seaweed

© Chantelle Cooke   

We leave our country in search of a new life but we end up paying a painful sacrifice, I can live with it, if it

© Christine Phillips  

Come and touch the mirror of my soul before I grow old; come and touch the mirror of my soul before the sun goes down

© Christine Phillips  

I have weathered the storms of ages and I have completed all the races; the clouds have broken away in the skies shining the light

© Christine Phillips  

Over white waters, a vessel
She goes dipping and bobbing,
'Cross the deep blue trestle
Her captain nearly sobbing

Hands at the helm
Still, she does not steer,
Just navigates this

© Kelly Deschler  

Fathoms below
Diving slow
Buried treasure to see
Searching for me
Captain Bluebeard had treasure on the ship
A mighty storm caused the ship to dip
Suddenly the ship went down
It

© Anthony Blake  

I walked towards the window and part the curtain with my hands and gazed at the distance moon with its fleeting light hovering in the

© Christine Phillips