Short Dingy Poems

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

The fog can be a lonely place
When you’re a dingy out at sea
With only the sounds to guide you
No lights, no landmarks, no breeze.

Separated from  land and shore, 
When you’re a dingy out at sea
You are a vessel without a mooring,
A daunting thing to be

© Kristie Raburn  

Damp bed in the sky,
mourning doves are weeping
for the half-awake are
fully sleeping.

Clouds sink,
misty-eyed they trace their own puddles.
A once barking dog
falls silent
forever.

The walker is a boogie-woogie man
his hips rattle like harpsichords'
and why should they not?

Question Marks are necessary
too often
he thought,
as he made his way out
of a thicket
of stale pajamas.

© Eric Ashford