Romantic Sea Poems | Examples

These Romantic Sea poems are examples of Sea poems about Romantic. These are the best examples of Sea Romantic poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberEnthralled By Those Eyes

Her blue swirl sea green orbs woo,
me, shipwrecked swimming  waif with,
that wild tide rush froth-rimmed glance,
I capsize transfixed


Premium MemberRoses are Red

Roses are red
so is her hair
so is her heart
pure, honest, and fair 
she lights up my world
with a smile that's rare
a love thats endless
beyond compare

Premium MemberSea nymph

sea nymph falling prey
to harsh world realities
~ love overrated



Inspired by Ondine which is a play written in 1938 by French dramatist Jean Giraudoux, based on the 1811 novella Undine by the German Romantic Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium MemberThe Last Puzzle Piece

Beach
blanket
on the shore,
you can smell 'em 
miles off the water. 
Coated in peanut oil,
the very last puzzle piece. 
Roses mingle with that gift box
inside of a heart drawn in the sand.
A pile of ribbons, bows, and curly fries.

Premium MemberSea Of Love's Mystery

Your eyes a dark archipelago
Mysterious then exotic drifting across   
  my shore;
I perceive their warmth inviting
While those lips blow a tangy flavour-
Irresistible, poised to reach for a kiss
Brewed by the kiln of summer’s 
   ember…

Carefully, my logic examines the 
     prospects
Between reason and wantonness,
As the fluid air spins amorously
And the evening grows too blind, 
    naked--
The waves within my navel dilate,
    fluid as current's unknown motion...
I forget what  happens next except, I 
    was
Drunk with the body- rhythm of something 
  untenably spontaneous;
Coasting on a body outside a bend
  ebbing flowing  through a belly and  
   tendon

Of a conniving sea.


Premium MemberLiquid Romance Splash Tribute

Headfirst into the sea he found her, 
Madison caught Allen with her kiss;
Love left to surge bound them forever;

Free to be with her in this abyss,
Allen could breathe no trouble at all;
This realization was pure bliss;

His movements a nonverbal catcall,
the mermaid grins taking no offense;
She welcomes this monumental fall;

Fathoms down in a  liquid romance,
elated with what never made sense.

Premium MemberBy Land Or Sea

Road take me to her, lead me there
Forge the path, no matter where
I'll walk the planet to and fro
From east to west, from pole to pole

I'll swim across the seven seas
From coldest straits to warmest keys
In deference to your current flow
Where she is I trust you know

So take me to her, show the way
Bring me to her shore someday
For when I see her on that shore
No more will I want evermore

Then there I'd stand with open arms
My heart would burst forth with alarms
That wake me up, my eyes agleam
No more is this dream just a dream

Premium MemberNothing Short of a Fantasy

It’s nothing short of a fantasy, 
waking at dawn toes in the sand;
Fine gentleman holding flowers, 
a luscious brunch sits before you;

Waking at dawn toes in the sand, 
at first you think you’re still sleeping;
A luscious brunch sits before you,
if you taste it the spell’s broken;

At first you think you’re still sleeping;
His coaxing kiss feels like awake,
if you taste it the spell’s broken; 
Did desire materialize?

His coaxing kiss feels like awake, 
he carries the sound of the waves; 
Did desire materialize?
Was it pulled from inside my heart? 

He carries the sound of the waves, 
fine gentleman holding flowers; 
Was it pulled from inside my heart? 
It’s nothing short of a fantasy.

Premium MemberAsk Me a Question

Shimmering moonlight on the sea
Dancing a waltz in meter three
Rising then cresting then falling again
Time and tide moving since no one knows when
Sailing the world on boat made for two
No destination except oceans blue
Let the cares and the worries all float away
And together watch sunsets at the end of the day

Premium MemberSteamy and Romantic

O, to write verse steamy and romantic
      I perceived as a treat semantic
 
   Alas and alack, 'twas an anvil's press
      A sea-wreck, I, of a murderess

Premium MemberMermaid Melody

M instrals praising her charms
E mpress of the sea
R emorsefully romantic rhapsody
M esmerizing are her deep blue eyes
A stral and ancestral
I ntense as she is immortal
D efiantly her charms will hypnotize
 
M elodic murmurs across the sea
E nticing all meek and lonely hearts
L ured by languid whispers
O vertones draped in her opulence
D rawn to a mythical dreamworld
Y onder, fall to their youthful fantasies           



AP: 1st place 2026, 1st place 2025, Honorable Mention 2022

Premium MemberMy Love Across the Sea

From across the Sea all around the world,
I sense your presence in my soul.
I feel your need as if your,
Standing right next to me.
What is it about you,
That intrigues me so,
Yet makes me smile while,
Wanting you so.
You are romantic, intimate and sensual,
As I look into your eyes,
I can feel your soul.
My heart yearns only for you.
The curse of our love,
Is the sea that moves,
Further and further away,
From me and you.
I pack my bags in a hurry,
All I know is I must scurry.
I plan on starting my life with you.
I notice my heart's breaks,
When I'm away from you. 
There is no choice this is to be true,
As we have to be forever and ever.
So I leave getting on the plane,
Knowing you will be waiting for me.

Premium MemberA Sprinkling of Stardust

She wears a pale gossamer gown, aglow with a sprinkling of stardust, the moon dances with the sea tonight. He waltzes with her shimmering reflection in a romantic rhythm that ebbs and flows until dawn when they whisper, "Farewell." December 31, 2021 Bite Size Poem #31 Sponsor: Line Gauthier
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe Greek Sun

the greek sun awaits
yet it's your eyes i long for
bluer than the sea



AP: Honorable Mention 2021, Honorable Mention 2021

Premium MemberCome Run With Me

Come run with me down to the sea
  Hand in hand, just you and me

Down
  Down
    Down
       Down to the sea 
  Where I will be your devotee


Come skip with me along the shore
  Rejoicing hearts, forevermore

Skip
  Skip
    Skip along the shore
  And I will be your troubadour


Come fly with me o'er timeless sands
  Glisten waters, faraway lands

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