Harbors Poems | Examples


Premium MemberHarbors and Inlets

Along the waterfront where the piano keys play,
A harbor of echoes, where notes gently sway.
Keys like ripples in a tranquil bay,
A melody of inlets, where echoes stay.

Frequencies murmur with the ebb and flow,
In the salty air, where whispers go.
The seagull's cry adds to the maritime song,
A haven where sailors have journeyed along.

Under the sun's spectrum, a haven's grace,
Notes of sails and seashells interlace.
Colors of azure and golden sand,
A poetic sonnet of the sailor's land.

Harbor pathways chart sailors' course,
Echoes of anchors and the sea's discourse.
In the inlets, where the notes align,
A visual journey beneath the sun's design.

Through hidden coves and open seas,
On the inlet where the winds tease.
Colors in intensity, a maritime map,
A poetic sonnet of the seafarer's lap.

So, let the breezy keys guide your way,
By the piano harbor where dreams may sway.
In the melody of the sea, where the notes unveil,
A poetic voyage, a musical inlet tale.
Categories: harbors, boat, color, earth, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberHarbors

lay intermissions
fortuitous functions
middle roadside rests
Categories: harbors, adventure, journey, joy, memory,
Form: Haiku


Premium MemberA Tale of Two Harbors

a scourge across the land of the free
  darkness brooding in Mar-a-Lago
    and brewing in Chesapeake Bay

fear surrounds the man who
  would be our President again
    a stench from the one in office 'til then
Categories: harbors, leadership, perspective, political, power,
Form: Political Verse

Premium MemberNew England

the sea winds calling
           calling beach tides thrilling
                  thrilling woodlands for hiking
	                hiking along streams vibrant 
		             vibrant wildlife still sprawling
	                           sprawling plant life enthralling
	                                 enthralling cobble streets for strolling
                      strolling perfection in a New England town ~~
                       a New England town of actual living sounds -
                     sounds like I should permanently settle down:

Leading a simple life are solid folk.
Many fish the sea for their living.
In city life, they would be slowpokes,
but here time is for deep breathing.
Old lighthouses dot an idyllic coast
and fishing boats fill the scenic harbors.
There’s shellfish aplenty for dining ardor.
Many inns are old homes of lace and charm,
reminiscent of America’s youth.
There are old horse bridges and farms
built when pride was America’s truth.
There is much history to relish
and nature that stirs one zealous.
New England is the good life embellished
and an address that I would cherish.
Categories: harbors, beauty, culture, environment, happy,
Form: Rhyme

Harbors Rest - Manassian Quintain

The midnight sea, it carries me
So high aloft, atop the burly crest  
I hear the crash, on distant shore
The boat is strained in freezing quest   
It carries me atop the burly crest
      
In shroud of fog, I strain to see           
Will I survive the crashing waves
Nothing is still, the air is filled
Cold fear stilled face, the hand that saves
I strain to see the crashing waves

Before the wave I speed by rocks             
Into a place to harbor’s rest
From turbulent to calmer fare
My fear has died, survived to tell
I speed by rocks to harbor’s rest
Categories: harbors, boat, emotions, fear, imagery,
Form: Rhyme


Safe Harbors

The ship we have 
    known 
is sailing again
    It is sailing through 
the ocean of pain
    Through the sea 
it sails
    right on course 
Soon it will reach 
the islands 
the islands of temptation 
the isles of bliss
No storms there, no sorrow 
Our rest is assured 
    Before we land 
  on the blessed 
  isle
We will taste the fruits 
         of the life 
        we have known 
Yes, and we will dance 
among the gardens 
   where we see
dawn rise once again 
over the ocean and the verdant lands
Categories: harbors, fantasyocean,
Form: Blank verse
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