Short Coasts Poems

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


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Word of the Day March 12, 2021

williwaw

noun WILL-ih-waw 

1 a : a sudden violent gust of cold land air common along mountainous coasts of high latitudes

b : a sudden violent wind

2 : a violent commo
Categories: coasts, christian, daughter, high school, kid, kindergarten, son,
Form: Free verse


Edges

When the time was ripe,
their two souls merged
at the confluence of time,
on the edge of
two coasts.
A jump of courage,
into the shelter of each other, 
rang the dormant bell of bliss, 
and they went.
Categories: coasts, love,
Form: Free verse

Since

never obscure my sun

I don't like clouds
since I have cooled down

never cut my wind

I am against the obstacle
since I live free

never interference to waves

coasts waits for them
since the world exists
Categories: coasts, allegory,
Form: Alliteration

Butterfly

The wind blows the butterfly, bouncing in the air.
The butterfly does not fight it,
it coasts and rides the wind, 
opening its wings 
as if it were in control of this personal wave of wind. 
It reaches its destination.
Categories: coasts, appreciation, beauty, earth, nature, peace, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
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Oceania

Oceans of blue green waves
Occlude seashell strewn coasts
Oysters pockmark footprint 
On the carrageen moss
One pearly dream moonlight 
Over tidal burst dams
Ovulate pools of thought

Date posted : 6 th April 2021

    Contest  : ‘Pleiades O’ Poetry Contest
Categories: coasts, art, beautiful, beauty, birth, celebration, color, ocean,
Form: Verse


My Heart, Full Sail

Her hands, I see, are sweetly crafted
My hands, her hair, a river rafted
Or ruby coasts on which I sail
The shore, her face - sublime detail
With sand, so white, so pure, and smooth
Sifting as my fingers move
Her face, her heart, a new frontier
My heart, full sail, is drawing near
© Chad Wood  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, love
Form: Rhyme

Great Crested Grebe

Come on in again...!
Let's go straight and 
sail                       
 In the bluewatered lakes,  
In the far Australian 
coasts;  
And nest in the waving  water          
With the floating vegetation;              
And romance in the 
green isles            
  And dance at mating time.
© Fayaz Bhat  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, rose,
Form: Free verse
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June Waves

June sound waves are breathtakingly glittery. Waves build avid foam on sandy coasts till blistery. Avian creatures while they slumber, are still jittery   While the blossoming flora spreads its mystery. Anemones and coral reefs show Earth's history.
Written: June 4, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, appreciation, beauty, june, water,
Form: Monorhyme

Summer Flights

Nights grow longer, stars in flamed blue,
the  luscious trees waving away-
with boughs so plump,ripeness is due,
and dreamy strolls light up the bay.
How the breeze jiggles, toes are bare
on sandy coasts, joys are night's grace,
then 'round I go to our town's fair,   
and cherish all of summer's blaze!
© Lyva Marty  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, celebration, happiness, summer,
Form: Quatrain

Narwhals, Is Chivalry Dead

Narwhals, Is Chivalry Dead?


Narwhals cycle arctic coasts
amidst the icepack
ancient seasoned routes

swordfights, competition, Spring
female conquests are courted
mystic spiral tusks

alphas chose the heartiest
basking in the sun
coastline guides the species well



									Sunshine Williams
Categories: coasts, community, cool, nature,
Form: Haiku
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Soma

Body binds best
Quell quirky quest


Broken best binds
Feel furious finds


Body blooms bright
Set savvy sight


Bridge broken bonds
Ply piquant pond


Body beaming boast
Cruise crazy coasts


Boost buzzy breaks
Sense succinct stakes


Body booms blaze
Check cheeky craze




Leon Enriquez
10 May 2019
Singapore
Categories: coasts, allusion,
Form: Alliteration
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Outcome

News flash
Grand dash


Swim win
Joy seen


Hope speaks
Great peak


Faith knows
End shows


Proud sight
Cheer lights


Red-Dot
Sweet spot


Clear toast
Pride coasts


Sure style
Fond smiles


Fine act
Swift tact


Go far
Bright star


Calm quest
Works fest




Leon Enriquez
13 August 2016
Singapore
Categories: coasts, change,
Form: Couplet

Only To Depart

I brushed aside
My faraway glimpses,
The many consequences
Of trifle revelries I wasted
Grasping the snippets of night time
And all  abandoned pining.
Bouquets of fondled whispers dangled
Among damp stems along Riviera beach,
Still molding flit kisses in balmy shades
That stretched on coasts of sudden farewells.



Make Love To Me In That Ancient Place Contest
© Leon Datu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, absence, how i feel,
Form: Light Verse

Food For Soul

As i understand the scriptures while reading, 
My Soul rejoices.
Dry fasting and praying for  seven days, 
My Spirit boosts.
Preaching and teaching people, 
My Soul induces.
Singing and dancing for God, 
My Spirit coasts.

March 13/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris

... Sixth place winning  in the competition...
A Brian Stand premiere No 1201 Poetry  Contest.
Categories: coasts, bible, christian, education, fairy, poetry, religion, religious,
Form: Rhyme

Spirit of the Earth

Along the coasts and by the seas
There lived a man made of trees
His duty was of noble action
Protect the forest with great passion

His body was made of bark
Eyes so piercing and thoughts so dark
His realm of life was so sacred
But beings of flesh had invaded

Once so peaceful and now so angry
This guardian of life started to rampage
Killing men in their thousands 
Disease and insects brought plague and famine
Categories: coasts, childhood, earth, world, write, writing,
Form: Sonnet
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Coffee

Bitter taste twirls
New thoughts swirl
Ideas now hurl


Black bitter gall
Feel fancy fall
Sleepy stands tall


Niche nature near
Frame fuzzy fear
Dream dazzle dear


Warm coffee brew
Wet morning dew
Dark clouds now stew


Moody mind mulls
Drifting thoughts dull
Maze moments cull


Sleepy stance steers
Hazy hides here
Coffee coasts clear




Leon Enriquez
25 January 2017
Singapore
Categories: coasts, change,
Form: Rhyme

Attached Souls

Sincerely, it’s sad;
Heart-arching
Soul-dampening 
Hearing “Farewell” bid 
By the beloved,
Truly it’s bad;
Tearing apart
This touching attachment
Of utmost feeling: love!
It’s damned fearful;
Listening to the distressed,
Agonized, pained and solemn
Expressions of a heart
Beset by beating confessions.
It’s indeed madness;
Tearing apart attached souls,
Sailing across life’s coasts
In love’s vessel!
Categories: coasts, angst, confusion, loss, sad, sympathy,
Form: Free verse
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My Wishes Few

As time goes by
Days best uncluttered
The good life
Coasts uncomplicated
My wishes are few
And quite simple
I crave peace and
Happy settings
Moments of seclusion
Where I can be creative
Amuse my inner child
Dance drenched in sunshine
And taste serenity



AP: 1st place 2021, Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on January 10, 2020 for contest WHAT ARE YOUR WISHES sponsored by CHANTELLE ANNE COOKE  -  RANKED 2ND
Categories: coasts, appreciation, fun, joy, longing, passion, peace, sunshine,
Form: Free verse

Solar Love

Every star is someone eles's son (shield your eyes) shrug off hate from everyone familiar place been here before thousands of nights the ocean shore coasts are changing minds align hate and fear must now resign connect the dots move my child tame the shy wake the wild shred advice relayed from the miser castrate cancer obstructing the wiser transcendental the hydrogen burns furnishing life each time earth turns
Categories: coasts, art, confusion, death, faith, fear, happiness, hope,
Form: Verse

History Is Bunk

HISTORY   IS   BUNK


Columbus discovering America?  Yeah, right !
Only after a  small  army of Vikings from overseas 
Traded and raided on the coasts for centuries; 
And Brendan had navigated from Ireland  to the Bronx;
Not to mention precolumbian wrecks of Chinese  junks 
Found in the sandy bottom of San Diego harbor;
And the Mongoloid  footsloggers who tiptoed south to Ann Arbor
Across the floes of the Bering Strait ten millennia before.
Categories: coasts, history,
Form: Verse
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The Cruise

Written: September 08, 2023 Bite Size Poem No71 Sponsored by: Line Gauthier ________________________________________________________________ On distant coasts, oceans often rise and flood. Every wave abides by the route of the prior one. Squat idle loops on sere soil of whale crimson blood Every strenuous stride is brisk and deftly done, A foggy crawl on a dreary, windswept cruise crud.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: coasts, allusion, appreciation, ocean,
Form: Rhyme
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Ted

Old man Cowell and boy Ted,
Hardcore and alcohol
unlocked doors in his head.

Midnight’s rage held a speculum,
every one of them became Brooks.
Two escapes and from
a sling, cast or uniform
one beetle shell thinned
apartment and dorm.

Swung and dumped on both coasts,
Dipped a hand in the green river,
and lost count of his ghosts.
Paid part of his debt on a Florida chair.
Rode the Lightning to eternity.
Consumed by what awaited him there.
Categories: coasts, america, crazy, dark, death, murder, violence, women,
Form: Free verse

History Is Untrue

HISTORY   IS   UNTRUE


Columbus discovering America?  Yeah? Who  says?
Only after a  small  army of Vikings  from overseas
Traded and raided on  the coasts for centuries; 
And Brendan had navigated from Ireland  to the Bronx;
Not to mention precolumbian wrecks of Chinese  junks 
Found in the sandy bottom of San Diego harbor;
And the Mongoloid  footsloggers who tiptoed south to Ann Arbor
Across the floes of the Bering Strait  a millennium before.
Categories: coasts, history,
Form: Rhyme

Sunday Reign

Why do some fear to pass,
and others fear to trod?
As the sun heats up our shadows,
paradise is burying God.

From across the silver sea
to our golden coasts,
the country is now haunted
by hundreds of holy ghosts.

Say goodbye, we are sinking.
Will your paradise ever rise?
See, the Sunday reign is falling,
false hope never satisfies.

Paradise needs an upgrade,
is freedom really free?
After you cross all your deserts,
meet me by the happy sea.
Categories: coasts, ocean, paradise, sea,
Form: Rhyme

The Tree

The Tree
                              Frank Halliwell
This ancient leafy giant
that's endured three hundred years
Seems to tremble as the chainsaw.
through it's heartwood rips and tears.

It stood tall when the 'Endeavour'
plied these golden coasts of old,
And gazed down as Bourke and Wills passed by
on expeditions bold.

But now it lies, a shattered thing,
among the forest litter.
A sacrifice to ancient lust for
things that gleam and glitter.
                 ***
Categories: coasts, tree,
Form: Rhyme
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