Chesapeake Poems - Poems about Chesapeake

One day I’ll play in the Chesapeake Bay On a boat I’ll lay soaking up sun rays Sunscreen I’ll spray U.V. rays turn away Catch a fish I’ll pray possibly display A fish mouth I’ll splay possibly filet A good day I’ll say in Chesapeake Bay...

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My heart sings on this lazy summer night at the amazing beauty of the moonlight illuminating the Chesapeake Bay, making a solemn pronouncement of it to be magical and mystical. From the comfort of my screened porch, I am at ease in my padded chase watching this magnificent adoration between the moon and the Chesapeake Bay. But I...

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Crystal clear blue waves kiss the sands of Chesapeake Bay. We walk in gentle silence lost in the magic of yesterday. I must leave you soon, my love, circumstance won’t let me stay, the lonesome lullaby of the loon echoes our dismay. One lingering kiss, one final glance, no words can ever say for you have yours, I have mine, no promises ...

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CHESAPEAKE BAY AFTERNOON We'd made our plans to be at play down Anne Arundel way just boating, my dear love and me and happy on the bay. The wind came whipping from the shore and blowed to Baltimore it filled our sail full as could be that's what a wind is for! The sun danced in the ocean spray and took all care away my love...

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Racing along on the Chesapeake Bay blindly diving into the sea I met with a sting that day I shall never forget I knew not of these strange creatures Growing up near Great Lakes with no threat Floating all around me were small white entities with jellied bodies and stingers several feet Burned and stung I began to scream A friend waded out as...

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Blazing trails of fire Ignites these purest of desires ...

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