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Seawards Poems - Poems about Seawards


The Sailor's Wife

...She’s one lonely soul with occasional
Nosebleed, all from the sea-salt of distant
Waves, charmed to weariness by breezes powerful enough
To unfurl umbrellas rolled behind Grandfather’s clock.
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Categories: seawards, loneliness, love, marriage,
Form: Free verse

Winding

...Secluded in  the last visages
millenium wine washed down by punters
Pinch pockets stare sideways
Spot like eyes
being close with lilly eyed iwallets
A figurative disguise turning blase
The serv...
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Categories: seawards, anxiety,
Form: Free verse



The Blackbird

...The road of runes
The blackbird shrieks
Night befalls like my brother
The sequence is stet
from a lonely toad stall
Winding seawards
over mossy fields

Unbuttoned time
Old men craving
in an...
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Categories: seawards, anxiety,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberBackwash

...The backwash reflection
sent waves seawards
to crash headlong
into the oncoming waves
sending swash and spray skywards.
It was fun to go careering out 
and ride the surge, and get upshot
as th...
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Categories: seawards, sea, water,
Form: Free verse

Sea

...SEA

Water, very deep to immense depths, no sunlight pierces 
down here – blackness.
Coming to the surface, sunshine sparkles magically, 
a myriad of dancing points of light.

Sea monster curl...
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Categories: seawards, beauty, earth, sea, water,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberWords Words Words

...Wait worries will
Oils odd ordeal
Ride roaring risk
Drain discrete disk
Simple storms seize


Wine willing warp
Offer old orbs
Roam ruffles rest
Do deep detest
Sign sore suppress


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Categories: seawards, creation,
Form: Alliteration

The Factor Time

...The wind blows seawards
towards eternity.
and thoughts are drifting 
into the  future far
and almost  inaccesible 
to our mind.
Deeds of the past  are lost in unimportance.
The factor time sho...
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Categories: seawards, time
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things