Places Poems | Examples of Places Poetry

From north, south, east and west This is the town to beat the rest, Where history and present blend As through its many streets you wend. Where once a monastery so great From every view would dominate, Where Pilgrims...Read More

Five hundred million years ago This all was covered in sea… Fans of sand turned Uluru Where life had come to be. Days of light with lemon bright; Reflecting monolith, The largest in the world and How I’m taken with… Coral, Saffron ,Tangerine, Watermelon...Read More

The sun and the moon Sources of light So is your soul Every day Every night Searching for you To guide me through The path That leads to all things new ...Read More

CHERISH IS THE WORD I cherish those sweet, bitter memories of yesterday that became my life’s stories I relish telling these memorable stories with my families, relatives and friends, and...Read More

A place so serene with myriad colours, With nature's beauty so plenty, Yet wild! A land full of rivers, lakes, ponds, hot springs and volcanoes An wandering eye would love to behold, But! Neither the springs have water, Nor the lakes are...Read More

Where the ground meets the sky And I’m looking at a place Filled with palm trees an Every house is blue in color With a variety of large Butterflies attached Out front there’s a light Blue brick road, that Looks like glass and...Read More

The blue place is an island That’s not on the map Most people just suddenly appears Then seems to transform themselves The natives here, have light Blue eyes that’s piercing and Their hair color is different Shades of blue, just like The clothes...Read More

parting, so tough sometimes. siblings... embrace each other tight; such grace cut short their time at the... airport. Submitted for... Finding Your Musette 2 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May Photo chosen: 1 Syllables checked at howmanysyllables.com Date written: 04/01/2021 ...Read More

When shadows fall across embattled land Dusk creeps slowly westward...Read More

Two towns not different from each other and yet they have become indelible and their preciousness inestimable, they are two thoughts of equal devotion; on one I spent lively and spontaneous days of my brief youth that was given to...Read More

My name is, and I find I'm nearly there Breathing amidst life, not even the mirror stares My name is, as I continue to wonder where Breathing amidst life, I know their darkness dares My name is, and I...Read More

In the land of Teeny-Brites, skies are never dark at night and castles high with moats afloat, are filled with itty-bitty boats. Skies of pink and turquoise blue, reflecting upon waters, true are filled with cotton candy clouds, that would make any...Read More

the days are filled with colors in all the possible hues spring through winter, down the years on land sea or sky lives immersed in radiance burnished dawn to ruby dusk thrill to the vibrant frenzy 'til purple black night...Read More

Erin Go Bragh At Ben Bulben’s feet Sligo stands, The home of such creative hands Where poet William Yeats did grow. The Nobel Prize his poems did know. On my trip to this emerald isle, I yearned to visit a...Read More

Emerald days reign in the beautiful valley, Where innumerable roses are growing wild, Giving colored candy kisses as the finale, To the season that lemony sunshine styled! Huge butterflies go fluttering downwards, From evergreens and bushes on still hills. Rosie peach...Read More