Cargo Ships Poems - Poems about Cargo Ships

...I once had a special place by the sea; My favorite place for God and me. The only sounds I heard were the roarings of the sea and the still small voice of God. The sea gulls flocked by the sea cl......

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...Looking here over at my window At the 20th floor, Father I see the beauty of the city Those high scrapers standing At the side are like mountain Covered with concrete and glass In front of me i......

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...The value of books Late afternoon, the sun has left the terrace and is in the back throwing up dust before reluctantly slinking west and sinking into the sea beyond the seas. The townscape is......

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...The sun is peeping out the sky to greet the rainclouds goodbye, the rainbows are sweating in the sweltering heat and the cargo ships are loaded and ready for the next fleet, tension is raising high a......

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...Mysteries into mysterious The thought just makes one curious History having accounts within its own log The wonders through the creation of the seas 1871 was a year when cargo ships would sail th......

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...My father and his father were Farmers. It wasn't told to me, but I suspect that my Great Grandfather was also a Farmer. My wife's father was also a hard-working and successful Farmer. However, in ......

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...I heard the sea gulls as the sea roared. A great view of the Golden Gate Bridge, as I watched the ships flow through the Gate. After work, on early nights, I had a favorite spot. Like the fog hor......

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...My boat A small boat moving through choppy water. Prompt from "Grief" by Raymond Carver Some sail in yachts Some relax on cruise ships Some transport fruit on cargo ships Som......

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...Nine years my leave had spanned travelling to my island in the sun. A native son returning his native land where the journey had all begun And I by the grace of God s......

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...The ocean of dreams The old man was still in his bed; someone said, is he dead? No, not yet he says I dream of seagulls flying over the ocean. Once I was a dolphin, my sons and daughters live......

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...At Waikiki I love to catch much of an ocean breeze under the palm trees To greet ‘Aloha’ to the rising sun on eas......

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...After a storm There was a storm in the bay, blue waves crashing ashore and flooded the coastal road- Today the bay is calm but look at sea, it is grey anger doesn’t becomes it. The Haar......

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...The Great Escape Perched on a rooftop terrace in glorious sunshine he watches ahead Floats on his sky looks inwards and ponders the magic path unravel ~ A J......

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...[starboard port] the ocean—an onyx plate predawn— somnambulant ships preen with a swag of warning lights massive hulls: cargo ships, flotillas, tankers, passenger liners loll; red lights bus......

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...1 2 1 2 in a tutu playing croquet at three pm Abracadabra is a giant kilo of horse manure thrown at the head with a boom. But a boom is neither a boomerang nor a pickling gate in a jar of curdled ......

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