Seaports Poems | Examples


Imported Goods

When might they be swarming the market
Eardrums deafening with pure racket:
The at-all-times mad desire
That makes importer a messiah:
Shipping bent on vomiting the goods
Over which the dying user broods…

A consumer’s quest for the newness 
One’s government checks with a shrewdness,
Never ceasing to the Brisk Things tax,
A big loss should she choose to be lax… 

Soon, Importer: Stinking Billionaire,
For this no research questionnaire:
“The checks know they should spare The Foreign
And just let the Enriching Thing reign.”

Do imports an economy kill?
You forgive them: citizens they thrill;
Their belief they’re in Europe fulfill
And variation stop from standing still…

Or else quadruple your exports,
Never compromised in their transports;
The other way of ploughing seaports
And a shake-up giving to Airports…

Your importations make China smile!
She sees you going that kind mile;
For Nigeria keeping a friend’s file.
But watch it: you stop venom-rich bile…

Don’t stop asking for electronics:
Your fun-loving kid’s animatronics.
Categories: seaports, business, change, money,
Form: Rhyme

A View of the Fifties

A view of the fifties

lifebuoy, A soap a remember well on ships 
there was no other soap it had a strong masculine scent
for those who didn't use Floyd aftershave.
We seamen were a clean race always a shower after work
and those who did not were soon persuaded to shower
and keep clean or, they had to take their food outside. 
When going ashore in seaports in Britain, it was grey and
it appeared colour had not been invented.
The pubs closed early and were thick of cigarette smoke.
We usually ended up in a fish& chips shop, some of them
had tables made of Formica and not too clean.
What made life bearable was the many women, not prostitutes
but not sparing with what they had to offer.
Since there was nowhere to go, the loving was done in a dark
alleyway standing up leaning against a piss soaked wall.
Going back onboard to a well-lit ship and warm bunk was heavenly.
Categories: seaports, confidence, corruption, creation,
Form: Blank verse


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RAIN
                                        rapid rain recurred
                                    riders rushing recklessly  
                                       rinsed running ramblers 

SAFETY 
                                       sudden storm surges 
                               sailing ships searching  seaports 
                                       survive safely soon


TREATMENT
		                          trace total trouble 
                                       test temperature timely
                                           treating tactfully


Let the Pens Flow - Alliteration Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Jenish Somadas 
Date: 19/07/2020
placed : 2nd
Categories: seaports, rain, storm,
Form: Alliteration

Pale Sleep Awakens In Fallowed Dreams

Pale sleep awakens.
Another light scorns the earth 
as crooked fingers lash down,
their jagged streaks slashed by 
nagging pall puffs, shattered 
by lofty white swirls.

Breath drawn in- then out,
burying itself in rusted, fallowed 
dreams and nettled streams of 
daylight bleeding through 
slatted blinds.

Humming drones of life
whine along bustling streets.
Sphinxian machinery grinds 
stone to dust, settling somewhere, 
lost in a terra incognita- finding homes 
in pink blushed skies, and seaports where 
the smell of fish and oil hover over wharfs.

Market flowers wag brilliant heads, 
seeking homes. Songbirds scold, 
haggling over baptism in shallow basins.
Dead leaves rattle on pavement, 
scratching destinies, left to southern winds.
The sun tips its hat to the moon,
and slides to an end...to begin again.
Categories: seaports, change, creation, day, destiny,
Form: Free verse
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