Short Cargo Ships Poems

Short Cargo Ships Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cargo Ships by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cargo Ships by length and keyword.


After a Storm

After a storm


 There was a storm in the bay,
 blue waves crashing ashore
and flooded the coastal road-
Today the bay is calm but look
 at sea, it is grey anger
doesn’t becomes it.
The Haar is coming in a shawl of mist covers
the cargo ships
that moves lazily on a temporary tranquillity.


Decades On the Ocean

My heart is the old Titanic,
That sails on this somber galaxy,
Searching for a port to rest her aging engines,
But it is not the right time to stop the blades yet.
On the dark crimson sea, she travels and travels...
Days come and go like busy cargo ships,
And  nights stroll by, hastily, without resting its wings,
She keeps penetrating deep into the  apex of the Milky way,              
Yearning to see  the peaceful land of the saints.
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