Short Crusoe Poems
Short Crusoe Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Crusoe by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Crusoe by length and keyword.
call me Robinson Crusoe
steer me toward my own island
in the Pacific,
let me be myself
one with nature
let me enjoy her balmy ideas
release me to summer
English journalist, Daniel Defoe,
was most famous for his novel Robinson Crusoe.
The whole idea of novels it’s said that he conceived,
and he wasn’t afraid to write on anything he believed.
Half-drowned from another cloudburst
His life seemed to be at its worst
He opened his eyes
And with great surprise
Robinson Crusoe said it first!
*TGIF=Thank God its Friday
If I had to choose Robin Hood, Robinson Crusoe or Peter Pan?
Hmm……
What a quandary.
What a plight.
I truly do not think I can.
I will never grow up, so I have the Peter Pan part down, furiously.
I have always yearned for my own island, and a giant tree house, curiously.
Wouldn’t I love to steal from the rich who have already stolen from the poor?
This choice cannot be done. I need a part of all of them, forever more.
Is the “ether” real?
Or just a distant longing
For love’s lost realm.
Perchance, a fading memory
Adrift
Upon an embryonic sea
Seeking rebirth
In moonlight’s melancholy
Awash
Upon the foaming froth of fear’s
Crusoe-like abandonment
Could the crescent queen
Be more than goddess of the night
Possess the very seeds we mortal crave
Share them in the silver of her glow
Invite us to bathe
Within the aura
Of her ethereal domain.