Saltwater Poems - Poems about Saltwater

nose above water we think hes a floating log green crocodile he is seventy surviving in saltwater largest ones alive...

Continue reading...

solunar evening serene azure beckoning ~ stirrers of the deep (August Full Moon – Great Lakes and Lake Champlain)...

Continue reading...

How long is the largest saltwater crocodile? If you want to know, you can see her for yourself. She lives in the Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary in Issa, India. Would you like to guess? Even after you see her, I doubt you will get it right. She is twenty-three foot long. Others have reported seeing a thirty-three foot crocodile. But this has never...

Continue reading...

Village by the Sea In Bonanamo's haven, where echoes of the sea, White sandy beaches, a cradle for dreams to be. Glorious sunsets, a canvas painted bold, A symphony of colors, a tale to be told. Fishermen set sails with the first light's kiss, Their hopes are woven in nets, a daily bliss. Returning with catches when the winds decree, In Bonanamo, the...

Continue reading...

Seaspray hits your face like a slap, wakes you up cupped in the prow dipping up dipping down watching for fins coming up dolphins you lick the salt from your lips and speak of love to the Sun the anchor, chained, is stored below deck, it won’t drop for a while Candide Diderot. ‘24 ...

Continue reading...

Out of blush, the sail is lifted by the sunset On an icy fjord one winter day ...

Continue reading...

Sunlight glistens off the tumbling waves Two children laughing and enjoying the day Collecting shells, saltwater spray Worries are forgotten Sands through the palm of my hand Ebbing away the worries and pain I look to the sky and pray for a better life And know in my heart someone is watching over us...

Continue reading...