Long Adventurelife Poems

Long Adventurelife Poems. Below are the most popular long Adventurelife by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Adventurelife poems by poem length and keyword.


The Adventure Part One

The young lad sat in the old school room
To him the place felt like a tomb
He knew that he would be leaving soon
He felt restless

He got a job on the factory floor
This just seemed to be a bore
So he quit when he could take no more
The world was there to see

He packed his gear in an ancient grip
And set out on an adventure trip
To the Pool of London to join a ship
And ran away to sea

Ten men packed in a cabin tight
Snoring and breaking wind all night
But he could cope with this all right
He was on the move

Soon they were landing on foreign shores
Where they took on cargo and fresh stores
And drank and brawled and slept with whores
Then off again to sea

He saw the turtles and sharks and whale
Ships under steam and under sail
Felt both the roll of a force ten gale
And the calm of an island lee

He thought of lads he had left at school
On the factory floor or playing pool
Knowing that they would be missing it all
Glad he wasn’t with them

Through Suez or the Panama
Rio or to Zanzibar
Nowhere seemed to be too far
To tie up at a quay

He crossed the Great Australian Bight
Where gigantic waves all toped with white
Sparkling with Phosphorescent light
Came crashing over the foc’sle

He’d watched lovely Polynesian girls
Diving naked in search of pearls
The vision blurred as the water swirls
Some vision

He’d stood on deck when a seamen died
Watched the corpse slipped over the side
Sinking slowly under the tide
Gone forever

He’d sailed beneath the Golden Gate
By Alkatraz where the convicts wait
All hoping to dodge a grisly fate
Electric chair

He’d seen bars explode in a vicious fight
Or sometimes sat on a tropic night 
Watching fireflies flash iridescent light
How relaxing

He’d seen men crazy through too much dope
Sailed round the horn and the cape of hope
Been offered a woman for a bar of soap
That’s poverty

He travelled the globe both far and nigh
From the Norway fjord to old Shanghai 
This was the life of sea and sky
This was the life for he

He’d met with the hero and with the liar
Saw the sun go down like a ball of fire
Thought of this life he would never tire
Things were changing
© Roy May  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


The Adventure Part Two

At last he went to his old home town
He wasn’t planning to settle down
Just looking to see who was still around
That’s where he met her

He was living a life that was free and wild
Stopped dead in his tracks when a maiden smiled
From that moment on he was beguiled
He was smitten

This girl was a very pretty thing
With hair as black as the ravens wing
Soon he brought her a wedding ring
Said farewell to the sea

All the things he’d done and seen
Were real life not on a TV screen
This is what a full life is supposed to mean
At last he felt settled

Now he sits in his old arm chair
Knowing this pretty girls still there
Both now having grey in their hair
He looks at her lovingly

His mind drifts back to his former life
Before he married his darling wife
With whom he’s shared both fun and strife
Knowing he’s been lucky

He could never have stuck to the same routine
Years without a change of scene
Living like that would simply mean
Life wasted

Looking back on the life he’d had
Now happily married, once "Jack the Lad"
There’d been good times, there’d been bad
None boring

Soon enough you find your old
Your bones will ache and you feel the cold
Your memories are all you hold
Be sure to get some

So come on you youngsters use your nut
Don’t get stuck in a dead end rut
Don’t hesitate get off your butt
This is not a rehearsal

Don’t waste your time on your PC
Trying to get to level three
There’s a wonderful world out there to see
Go for it !!!
© Roy May  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Blood Attraction- Awake

Her veins pulsating slowly now,
From her, now silent scream,
As her eyes close slowly,
Just before she sleeps,
I must now stop,
The feast of this night,

A new day dawns,
As I sleep it away,
Thinking of the beauty,
Of last night’s prey,
Body was nourished,
And youthful again,
OH, so special was this one,

I chose not to extinguish,
This one’s soul,
But give her life,
For only me to hold,
Sleep as she will,
For a few day,
As the venom of my bite,
Enters all through her veins,
Then will come the everlasting change,

For in the transformation,
She will need,
The blood of a living,
Human being,
For feeding purposes,
This is what she needs.

Awaken now my beauty,
For you will see,
The life I gave to thee,
Never will you grow old,
And have beauty through eternity,

What is it you have done?
I never asked for this my love,
To have eternity,
And live on blood,

Wait!

Circling her prey,
The excitement,
The blood thirsty feeling,
Of why I was made,
The touch of my fangs,
Now upon his neck,
No one around to hear his shouts,
As I penetrated deep within,
The succulent orgasmic taste,
Of his blood was all fate,


Awake am I,
A creature of the night,
My name is now Paris,
As the new life begins…..


4/29/10 SH

To be continued……
Form:

Dream With a Vision

Some men's have dream's that forsee into the vision of the impressible days that
comes and go. Some womens have a vision from their dreams, that visualize the
prosperity of the comfort zone that shall enhance an valiant decision. A decision of
"do's and do nots", as life teaches us that what we learn sometimes compliment what
shall we earn. Some men's have dream's within the vision that help determine the
"Emancipation of the Whole-Wide-World. How contrite the word of God is an everlast-
ing to everlasting archeaology that decides where life goes and the decision to believe
in the Heaven's;
    I once had a vision of a place, were they say, "there shall be no more pain". It was
in a place-where all men's go to face judgement of their King!..
    Ezekiel once had a dream of the oracle of God, in which his vision orgestrated by 
the Lord, help imprint in his mind{Ezekiel} that we're to always be prepared for the
vision of were we are going and judgementally, were we come from.
To properily reposition yourself for God's purpose, one must first believe in the dream,
and secondily one must reconvent a purpose to believe in acceiving a perivual view of
all the connected vantage point's of the vision of seeing from any angle, that the truth
will bring solidity.

A Pirate Me Be

Ahoy there matey, I pirate I be
and out on the ocean
is where I roam free.

With the wind on me back
and me flag that be black.
I fly it so high
as I set out to see,
to see what treasures,
what treasures there be.
Me sails they be red
and two lass in me bed.
My lips always moist
with the drinks of me choice.
Such a life that this is
this life it's fer me.
Always a piratin,
a pirate I'll be.

My weapon be fear.
struck from me cannons you'll hear.
As they draw near
and you see the red mast.
Fer no one shall escape,
me treacherous grasp.
I'll board yer ship,
with me rum on me hip.
I takes what I want
and then I be gone.
Drinking away
and singing me song.
I laugh as me shot
rains down from the sky.
Screaming, I'll be a pirate,
till the day that I die.

I loot and I pillage
and plunder and take.
The possessions from the weak
to add to the fortune I make.
I don't need class,
I just grab any lass.
See, all that I want.
I takes it for free.
Cause they all tremble
at the likes of me.
I don't fight fair,
no honor or glory.
I'm your children's
terrible bed time story.
Quick with a pistol
and quicker with a knife.
Singing, I'll be a pirate,
fer all of me life.

So ahoy there matey, a pirate I be.
Now what does ya have,
to bargain yer life fer with me?
Form: Rhyme


In Harbour

Take the rope, boy, pull the hawser hard,
The knot must sit firm and tight.

Remember, we sailed by starlit skies
as the sea took us far from cradling coasts,
far from the sheltering bays and beaches
To where no earth scent reaches
The salt-stained sea-spattered air;
And the gulls, oh, the gulls, sailed 
High and morose,
In their flight no memory of land.

Pull harder, boy, harder, and show me your strength,
Pull hard on that hawser with all of your might!

We lived on fish so easy to catch,
Of man they knew nothing, 
The virgin shimmering tufted blue
The sky a wan, unearthly hue,
And we sailed and we sailed
Till the limp skies paled,
Till the night gathered round
And the world had no sound.

That’s it! Yes! I feel the ship berthing,
Earthing, and my head so light!

We lived the waves’ unruly heave,
The lurching slapping lapping swagger,
We drew lines between the stars
And danced our eyes on dead horizons,
We lived the stunned torpor of water
When the wind slept its sudden sleep.
We lived beyond life for far too long,
And long now for life once more.

So heave to, my boy, I'll jump ashore,
It takes but a moment to snuff the light.
© Paul James  Create an image from this poem.

" Oh I'Ve Had a Dream "

I've had a dream...
Or so it should seem.
To those who knew better...
So've lived life to the letter.
 
I've had such the dream...
Or so it would seem.
Of fancy and fine dance...
I've had then mine chance.
 
Oh I've had my dream...
Yes indeed it should seem.
Of Kings and such Queens as none ever seen...
Oh yes Oh yes, this thus then my dream.
 
Now, now, now hath time so run...
Then, then, 'twas naught but sheer fun.
How, how, decades gone thus...
For thought I'd ever, life 'twas no rush.
 
Yet do I wonder at marvel of all.
Continues such still my mind to enthrall...
Carry now I such thoughts to beyond...
As few men so do... yet as so many are fond.
 
So now it doth seem I've long lived my dream.
Freedom its name given ago by such same...
That of which I now do smile and so frown...
For days long gone never again to be found.
 
Nay nay not so, not so to be sure.
Dreams are forever, this must be known...
Life lived thusly so everlastingly pure...
Eternity from seeds then well early sewn.
 
SeaWolf
©
Form: Rhyme

Impermanence

Impermanence

A reading from a Buddist book,
A template oft abused, mistook,
Concerned with life n dying.
To see you on a narrow ledge,
Your toes a gripping last vestige.
Half inch of grip applying.

Your are over the great abyss.
A thousand feet deep it is,
Water beckons rocks theris
No I’m not a lying.

Holding 2 handfuls of grass,
Goats beard grip, a slipping fast,
Rat’s nibble your grassy blades,
Slowly slipping down to Hades,
 you must keep a trying!

Impermanence of life the lesson here,
Be sorting out who pays,
Rats eat each single blade of grass,
Must right your wrongs today,
Be thoughtful of applying.

Fear not brave warrior, of the Styx.
For I will there, be with you.
Though we carry subtle bricks,
pain and misery very thick,
In spirit we are flying!!!

Don Johnson
Inspired:                                                     
Having read of  Padmasambhava’s  “Karling Shitro “
                                                                 
spell checker didna like word shitro
Form: Rhyme

I Don'T Care

I don't care what people think of me 
I live my life the way I think I want to live it 
So I keep telling myself to set off all my alarms
Give my self some time to think
Think that I have a good life 
Think that I did the best I can to keep myself happy when others were unable to 
but I guess that was not good enough for you 
If you wanted me so bad then you should of tried harder 
Now that I am back to the normal self 
I will go back to not caring what other's think of me 
I will go back to being the soccer star again 
I will go back to being happy and not sad because you always hurting me 
Just because you were not happy with your life does not mean I have to be unhappy too. 

I like to live life the way I want 
Walk and not know where I am going 
I just know that it is a new adventure calling my name 
away from everyone who wants to make me unhappy 
well hate to break it to you 
No one will make me unhappy again 
As long as I live I will try my best to keep the sun shining and people smiling
Form:

A Life Revisited

I thought that I was here before 
i may have passed this way 
It all looks so familiar 
The returning of a day 
Like a moment of forever 
Frozen here in time 
Another life revisited 
But is it really mine? 
I feel as if I have been here 
I have visited for sure 
The familiar air about me 
Like the tide returning to shore 
Could it be me I am here to find 
On this journey alone 
To seek a space familiar 
A place one might call home 
Perhaps I should take a ride 
To find what lives within 
For there will never be an ending 
Till I know where to begin 
It seems I have walked this road 
In another space in time 
The evening light will illuminate 
This life forever mine 
I am dancing with remembrances 
Walking with a memory 
Is this another person 
Disguised so well as me? 
This song it sounds familiar 
A sweet haunting melody 
I stand in a place revisited 
But is it really me? ?

Get a Premium Membership
Get more exposure for your poetry and more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Reflection on the Important Things

Member Area

My Admin
Profile and Settings
Edit My Poems
Edit My Quotes
Edit My Short Stories
Edit My Articles
My Comments Inboxes
My Comments Outboxes
Soup Mail
Poetry Contests
Contest Results/Status
Followers
Poems of Poets I Follow
Friend Builder

Soup Social

Poetry Forum
New/Upcoming Features
The Wall
Soup Facebook Page
Who is Online
Link to Us

Member Poems

Poems - Top 100 New
Poems - Top 100 All-Time
Poems - Best
Poems - by Topic
Poems - New (All)
Poems - New (PM)
Poems - New by Poet
Poems - Read
Poems - Unread

Member Poets

Poets - Best New
Poets - New
Poets - Top 100 Most Poems
Poets - Top 100 Most Poems Recent
Poets - Top 100 Community
Poets - Top 100 Contest

Famous Poems

Famous Poems - African American
Famous Poems - Best
Famous Poems - Classical
Famous Poems - English
Famous Poems - Haiku
Famous Poems - Love
Famous Poems - Short
Famous Poems - Top 100

Famous Poets

Famous Poets - Living
Famous Poets - Most Popular
Famous Poets - Top 100
Famous Poets - Best
Famous Poets - Women
Famous Poets - African American
Famous Poets - Beat
Famous Poets - Cinquain
Famous Poets - Classical
Famous Poets - English
Famous Poets - Haiku
Famous Poets - Hindi
Famous Poets - Jewish
Famous Poets - Love
Famous Poets - Metaphysical
Famous Poets - Modern
Famous Poets - Punjabi
Famous Poets - Romantic
Famous Poets - Spanish
Famous Poets - Suicidal
Famous Poets - Urdu
Famous Poets - War

Poetry Resources

Anagrams
Bible
Book Store
Character Counter
Cliché Finder
Poetry Clichés
Common Words
Copyright Information
Grammar
Grammar Checker
Homonym
Homophones
How to Write a Poem
Lyrics
Love Poem Generator
New Poetic Forms
Plagiarism Checker
Poetry Art
Publishing
Random Word Generator
Spell Checker
Store
What is Good Poetry?
Word Counter