Turtle Sea Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberWhat the Lost Sea Turtle Asked

where is the moon that
used to guide me home to breed -
gulls had no reply
they too can't see sky above ~
smudged by human stamps of smog


Premium MemberI Choose To Be a Leatherback Sea Turtle

If there is reincarnation
and we get to choose another animal
I shall come back as a leatherback turtle
all humpback and proud
I will be eight foot long, and weigh two thousand pounds
Intimidating and formidable, I would stare down sharks
whales would marvel at my thick swimmers legs
I would swim my weight around in the sea
enjoying my days floating and eating
not doing math of any kind

Premium MemberWho Will I Be

Colorful giant turtle delights in the sea
Swimming so relaxingly and happily.
I think this is what I will become, who I’ll be.
If reincarnation returns me other than me.

Premium MemberWho Will I Be

Colorful giant turtle delights in the sea
Swimming so relaxingly and happily.
I think this is what I will become, who I’ll be.
If reincarnation returns me other than me.

Premium MemberTurtle Hatchings

We can all take a lesson from the sea turtle. She does not travel thousands of miles or risk all for her ego. She has an instinct for greatness --- one that I believe is found in all living creatures. Mary Alice
turtle hatch when shores are bare and warm nesting by night to shun exposure to vultures fire ring hewn turtle scared shell by night storm newborns rise slight sloths rush to sea will ne'er see their mum once and shed tears to clear eyes
Written: December 06, 2022 Writing Challenge - Yalto Form - Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Constance La France Checked by HMS.COM: 11 Lignes : 3, 4, 2, 4, 5, 3, 2, 3 ,2, 3, 3, 5, 6, 1, 5
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberGiant Sea Turtle Saved the Day

The giant sea turtle saved the day by being the ride for many.
He rescued a pelican, a cat, a penguin and a dog named Penny.
Their ship went down, and they were at the mercy of the waves.
If not for turtle, they would all be in watery graves.

Premium MemberSea Turtle Point of View

Coral reefs are dangerous some entities say
Not to me maybe because I know of no other way
The corals are gorgeous, but can hurt your toes
I swim through these reefs loving their glows.

I am comfortable in these waters so deep
Predators are about, but I know where to sleep.
I love the beautiful waters of the South American sea.
If you want to experience life, come and visit me.

The colors will be so dazzling, they will hurt your eyes.
You will have to wear goggles, no big surprise
I am eagerly waiting to introduce you to my kind of sea.
Just book a flight to Brazil and come follow me.

Premium MemberSnotty Haughty Sea Turtle

Snotty haughty sea turtle.
Stuck up
Barely speaking to other sea creatures
Much ado about nothing

Snotty haughty sea turtle
Mean to others
For decades
Now trying to pretend you are not haughty?

Snotty haughty sea turtle
Waving now
Pretending you have a heart
Might as well go back into your shell.

Snotty haughty sea turtle.
Too late
Too arrogant.
Too you.

Premium MemberSix-Word Couplet Series -October 2018

Stroke Victim
Time is Brain
F.A.S.T. learners gain

Bleeping Busy Bees
Busy Robo- apians
Censoring Homo- sapiens

Turbid Transparency
Dark money donors
Opaque Senate owners

Turtle Hurdles
Baby sea turtles
Face huge hurdles

Take Responsibility
Stay in front
Bear the brunt

Checks and Balances
One man's solution
Trumps the Constitution?
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberTurtle Hurdles

Baby sea turtles
Face huge hurdles
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberSea Turtle

hatchlings in the sand 
the bale has a life at sea 
birth-return to sand

Premium MemberMother Nature's Revenge

The Ring of Fire sits ready to erupt Perhaps Mother Nature has had enough Of pollutants invading reservoirs And oil-drilled coastlines, sands coated by tar Sea creatures poisoned by hazardous waste Trash left on beaches by people in haste Sea oats destroyed as construction proceeds Turtle hatchlings wandering toward manmade beams Whales wash up and expire on ocean shores Battleships litter the deepest sea floors With thinning ozone, sea temperatures rise Igniting rage in Mother Nature’s eyes Volcanoes, tsunamis are her weapons Earth’s last days may be man’s time to reckon
*Entry for the "Mother Nature" contest

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