Scuba Poems - Poems about Scuba

In diving the coast off Aruba, He thought he would play his best tuba. The fish thought it odd, The stingray said “Todd, That isn’t the way to do scuba.” ...

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Which fish The scuba diver Is going after? The big one Or the small one? Which sheriff Is on trial today? The petty one Or the pretty one? Everyone must have its day In the Kangaroo Court. Real justice is not a myth; It never creates descent or grief. It a fact that it is easier to execute The innocent resident Than to prosecute The corrupt superintendent. All thieves must be handcuffed. A...

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dive, have fit, hand got bit: that's a moray eel ...

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On a cruise ship in the sea breaking blue waves peacefully, yet once we land and I descend the coral moves and shifts and bends. Out comes something small and sweet but packing punch; I know I'm beat. A jellyfish: minuscule and bright it shocks me and I'm full of light. Grappling to the surface now with water dripping off my brow, "that sucked" I...

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Glaring plunge to sea, crystal schooling angelfish. ...

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A scuba diver rents a boat The driver of the boat goes into the deep water There he prepares himself To be ready for the big dive Then jumps into the deep water Seeing some fish fish-he swims Being side by side enjoys the fun When the divers tires he returns to the boat To...

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In the ocean she swam that day, pure as snow. She was gorgeous, and her white tail was aglow. He was confident, thinking his scuba gear was sound. Never realizing he was in trouble all the way around. She had an inkling that someone was going to be in trouble So she rounded up the sharks, and locked them up...

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The Scuba Diver we look down signal frantically ‘come up’, though it is already too late he dances wide eyed with ecstasy as the nitrogen tickles his cells anemones cling to the steep rock walls fish feed and dawdle incuriously we peer through our tiny windows into the ink black sea as he goes free wheeling down, down, a rictus of laughter on his face...

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Our trip is planned. There's no going back. Plane has taken off to the destination. We arrive. Palm tree, beautiful flowers and amazing scenery. We drive to the reason we came. All suited up and ready. The magnificent ocean just ahead. We arrive and dive in. Beautiful colors surround us. Many different fish all around, colors of blue, yellow, red and so...

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I made a big mistake when I decided to scuba dive. I'm caught on some rocks and I may not survive. It was very foolish of me to risk my neck. I was looking for a treasure from a shipwreck. This may be the end, I have very little air. I'm too young to die, this isn't fair. I can see...

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Scuba Diving Heavy SCUBA tanks As if flying in water Everywhere blue Dry mouth icky salt Regulator gets knocked out Can't breathe in water See...

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I had all my equipment checked. Everything was laid out on deck. We were suited for game. By the time drop off came my nerves were totally a wreck. I went down to the deep blue sea to see what the sea would show me. Got the scare of my life, a fish big as my wife, and the show in the sea...

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a thick suit envelopes me the sun beats down dang, this is so hot. i feel sweat drip and wrap around my arms my first steps into the cool water aww.....love it.... sweet coolness further i go panic rips through what happened? i don't know, my mind goes utterly chaotic i back float to shore i try again the...

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. Gunshots in distance ...

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Cloudless nights, as moon shines on Turbulent seas, with tumultuous roar The echoing sounds of aquatic depths Called upon me to descend and explore Goggles in tact, apparatus on back I witnessed a world beneath the sea With lives unaffected by the world above I learned from the fish, it’s just better to be Aimlessly on, they all appeared to go With instinct, however...

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