Dark Ocean Poems

These Dark Ocean poems are examples of Ocean poems about Dark. These are the best examples of Ocean Dark poems written by international poets.

Dive in
Baby there's sharks in the water,
I need to get in the waters,
You know where not getting younger,
Well sink or we'll swim,
Baby are you with

© Jeff Evans   

A thousand ships through the dark nights sail,
to mysterious lands and adventurous trails.
With a thirst for life, I cannot rest,
when one is finished, there comes

© Bill Baker  

The ocean 
I always had a fear of the ocean you know?
Those deep dark tides pulling you in
The darkness lurking beneath the horizon 
But oh

© Lovely Tie  

On a whisper-still afternoon, with a feeling of deep calm.
The last thing I thought of was being in any harm.
From the seaside village, I had

© Speaks Volumes  

If you get too far down in the sea you will miss
the beautiful colors that swim by like this.
There is a school of flame angel

© Caren Krutsinger  

Nothing but sea
where seagulls lie at a distance
Nothing but sea
as water on water beating — 
the undertow like a chalice,
a glimpse of far inward duress,
Nothing

© Paige Hind  

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prompt: “The darkened sky stole my tears”
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© Ghairo Daniels  

I am an Angler. 
I sit in the dark.
The walls suffocate me with my agitation.
I am an Angler.
I am not like you.
I am from the

© Matthew Neave  

At the end of the sea and start of the sand
there lies a place; a place where we stand
and watch the sea go from shore

© Ron VanHooser  

A day without poetry is like a sky without stars, an ocean without waves,
A symphony without sounds floating in the twilight of silence,
A moment where

© Dan Enache  

2025.3.2
Forty six weeks ago,
BB and I came to SR, Victoria.
I remembered, it was just like today,
The weather was miserable.
The dark clouds, the cold winds, and

© C33 B66  

The Moon and the Ocean
Your beauty is as glamorous as the moon in the dark sky's luminous everything around you for as far as I

© Jeff Evans   

You, Mariana—deepest trench of my knowing  
   I call you by name not to possess it
but because it is the only prayer

© Daniel Henry Rodgers  

She swoons atop a berg
There air water bullets
On midnight's face cross low —
While then besides the dark
Brims in Gemini froze.

She swoons atop a berg
We try

© Paige Hind  

I didn't pull my weight
The boss was really sore
He said "you're second rate
and I won't take it anymore."

He continued raving 
On how I was misbehaving

© Mark Springer