Niagara Poems - Poems about Niagara

The roar, a constant thunder, not of a storm passing, but a presence, always. Green water, a deceptive calm before the plunge. A lip, vast and unforgiving, relinquishing its hold. Then the white fury, a churning, frothing chaos, swallowing light and sound. Mist rises, a constant veil, kissing skin, dampening air, a rainbow promise when the sun dares to break...

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Spray from the waterfall cascading Rainbows bright light up the foam Glistening drops sparkle in the sunlight The thunder of the rolling waters deafen As we stand enthralled, gasping with wonder...

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Niagara Falls has been a Welcoming Demise for centuries. It started with thrill seekers going over the falls in a Barrel, bringing notoriety to those that survived the feat. They even have a museum there showcasing these daring life risking foolish folks. Sadly there have been over five thousand suicides that they can confirm. They estimate...

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The rumbling, crashing, riotous falls were like instruments intent on singing out their percussion. Each watery movement came in orchestrated rhythm, appearing as the master of the scene yet arriving on unheard cue. The wild and noisy disorder of the magnificent Niagara Falls were an ever-changing mosaic of color that could tumble from a box of pastels. In the sunlight they were soft, no matter how bright the...

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Niagara falls Water rolls down Wake my groan soul....

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The clear, blue sky, perfect day mimicks the wall. Cascading water flowing is beautiful. Infinite power. Infinite grace the call. The sun smiles with joy is irrefutable. The splendor of it's combined drops will enthral. The bright stars and moon clapping is suitable. Sounds of wonder, glimpses of beauty, so pure. Pain drifting away as hope is the right cure....

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When form betroths function — the honeymoon awaits (Dreamsleep: April, 2024) ...

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Inhaling the mist on Niagara's waters, we sail, Love and romance, in the mist's sweet tale. As couples, we mirror the falls' ebb and flow, Peaks of passion, in the mist's soft glow. Yet a lone soul, lost in the cascade's thrall, Streams of loneliness, down the falls do fall. In search of love, in the mist's swirling sea, Losing identity...

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Niagara Falls most beautiful waterfall it is magical...

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I often think to write on thee In holy eves oh waterfalls! Thou captivate all heart that beat Thy magic everyone enthralled All pouring clouds by thee that pass Thy very sight them all appalled Who thee from heavens on Earth called? Who made thy beauteous shiny braids? More whitish than the snowy flakes Are these the hair of ancient maids? Who...

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It's been decades since visiting Niagara It's only a hundred miles or so from where I live Criminal not to have experienced this majesty Of this world famous heritage site Unfortunately it has been commercialized Practically from the beginning But that doesn't diminish the splendour Of this majestic world famous attraction...

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Waters ... Whimsical and essential Can't be destroyed Energies ...constant if constantly Deployed, somehow alloyed Ancient witnesses To us now, an ancestor, who gazed in utter awe and wonder Watching waterfalls through countless generations? Why, then, single out a singular discoverer?...

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Mists rise above rocks below Maid of the Mist drifts Up to Niagara Falls Hordes of mystic lifts. Rainbows in the sun Newly married couples flock Windows for great fun. Written June 15, 2021 For “Seguidilla” Poetry Contest Sponsored by William Kekaula...

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Niagara Falls keeps falling “twenty-four seven” A world-famous spectacle within driving distance Should visit more often Our hearts it does soften Nature's crowning glory in our own backyard, it's heaven...

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niagara roars while double rainbows rising honeymooners smile posted on May 21, 2018...

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