Short Coast Poems

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


Premium Member Dangerous Curves

angry sea pounds cliffs 
pines bend to Pacific winds
beautiful woman
high powered romance
salty air, dangerous curves
Form: Tanka


The Coast

The Coast

Shadows on the shore
Echo pulsating beauty.
And sunshine shimmers.

©  Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
December 7, 2009
Form: Haiku

Premium Member West Coast Sky

~California Dawn~ That sharp gold-blue sky One lonely cloud says goodbye West Coast morning 5/1/2023
Form: Haiku

West Coast Ghost

there once was a scary ghost
who lived out on the west coast
scared the dead back to life
more scary than the wife
but he doesn't like to boast
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In Diving the Coast Off Aruba

In diving the coast off Aruba,
He thought he would play his best tuba.
The fish thought it odd,
The stingray said “Todd,
That isn’t the way to do scuba.”
Form: Limerick


Surfing the Gold Coast

Great White Sharks are a Gold Coast wonder
Though crocodiles may steal their thunder
But all surfers know
It is time to go 
When kangaroos line up Down Under
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Off the Coast of Newfoundland

the sea is wild today but we will tame it
as we and our forefathers have done
we are one with it ~ our land, our sea



AP: 1st place 2022, Honorable Mention 2026

The East Coast

We two, hot, muggy.
Lay beneath diamond sparkles.
Wind blows gritty sand.
We snuggle on the blanket.
Peacefully, until sunrise –

© July 13, 2011
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Tanka

Premium Member No contest

Chowder from the east coast
Homemade medley of the freshest finest ingredients
Gold medal winners every time 



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

What We Like Most About the Coast

What We Like Most About the Coast

Sunsets can be splendid on the coast;
Colorful and we always like the most;
When had,
Were glad;
About them all we will brag and boast.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member West Coast Trail First Night

Quiet, but for the steady
murmur of waves along
an obsidian beach.
Remnants of an ocean storm,
somewhere between
here and Japan.
Sometime between
Passé Imparfait et
Plus-que-parfait.

Long, Lost Coast

A feeling,
unbearable calls–
toward its trumpets 
I do fall,
aware but undefined, 
long, lost winding coast–
I come, then settle in
alone again,
Siddhartha's son,
the ascetic life begins.

There Was An Old Man of the Coast

There was an old man of the Coast

There was an old man of the Coast
Like Crumpet at Breakfast, not Toast
With a croissant and Jam
Two eggs and fried Ham
A Hearty meal for that man of the Coast
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Coast Guard Suspicious Officer

Coast Guard Suspicious Officer

Plot about officer seemed to be intense;
For years he had been held in suspense;
Ammo and arms,
Always alarms;
Now there is a prevalence of evidence.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hues of Agua Blue Coast To Coast Waters Flow

Fountain waters flow Coverings dews Sprays hues aqua lime greens Diverse views flowing first From turquoise coast to coast
8/18/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member Mister West Coast Man

Okay, Mr. West Coast Man, you know who you are We're fellow Canadians though apart we're quite far This country is vast To meet would be a blast But that surely would take about three days by car
Form: Limerick

Off A Nearby Coast

Sparkling, breathtakingly.
A luxurious view.
On cliff ledges who lodge them
May not think as you do!

Of million dollars worth.
When kestrel, when falcon
Is for no outstretched claw to claw's
Money exchange called on?
sea
Form: Rhyme

Navigating the Coast, On Foot

All day, if as far, a world
Circles back round again
Oh! That bold vision to regain.
Pursued, undimmed, on shore.

Sympathetically blown along.
Companionably lonesome!
Of what, sea-raised, but wholesome
Haunts a heart evermore.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mister West Coast Man

Okay, Mr. West Coast Man, you know who you are We're fellow Canadians though apart we're quite far This country is vast To meet would be a blast But that surely would take about three days by car © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Surf Coast Walk

Nothing straight, even sightly
Hangs now over me.
As twisty, Moonah-shaded
Which gouged path below.
So awaits, and breath-stilling
Hot-blown, face, writhing
For prospects, unseeable
What, sea-cool, must show!

bet. aireys inlet and anglesea
Form: Rhyme

East Coast Mlb

one hundred sixty two games
knowing all the players names
follow scores best we can
west coast games bring sandman
we'll watch the standings 
keep track of innings
after all-star game it ignites a flame
winners will win and losers fall to shame
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Rise Early For the Coast

To get the most from summer trip to coast
start early dosed up with coffee and toast,
avoiding almost, the hot sunburn roast,
an uttermost certainty on seacoast,
when lying reposed in slumber engrossed,
you sleep well post noon, with your tardy host.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member West Coast

art
nouveau-
greene & greene
in a talent
show

Inspired by some photos I saw recently,some of you are closer and may have seen the real 
thing

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greene_%26_Greene
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamble_House_(Pasadena,_California)
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member The Coast of Colors

richly hued summer
lives along a golden stretch
blooms sky sand surf sun
spectrum changes hour to hour
dawn to dusk people laughing

bright swimsuits green youths
beachballs and ice cream flavors
fresh scent of blue sea
from far out where it meets sky
fragrant blooms the livelong day
Form: Tanka

June On the West Coast

Now that its June,
we'll sleep in the garden
soak into the dirt,
down into the underground,
to sleep with the dead
our bodies filled with maggots
decomposing
under the sullen sun
pushing daises
its a new morning,
soil in your mouth
dirt in my lungs
should we awaken?
now that its June,
June on the west coast.
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