Short Mainland Poems
Short Mainland Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mainland by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mainland by length and keyword.
today’s conch bead lei -
aloha Lahaina &
lokelani rose
nod & prayer from the mainland
grieving your loss, your song heard
Categories:
mainland, in memoriam,
Form:
Tanka
MOON ISLAND
seaside bumbershoot
harbors
the marooned moon
keeping her all
to himself.
cloudy nights ~
on the mainland.
12/16/2017
Categories:
mainland, weather,
Form:
Verse
Our love flows tidal wave
Carrying us both along
One is pulling out to sea
Another pushing ashore
Sailing under burning sun
Below the glowing moon
In spate, capsizing doubt
Navigating every coast
Floating above everything
Arriving mainland soon
Categories:
mainland, love
Form:
Rhyme
Thinking
of you,
of a time
before the blood of grapes,
in tides of red,
erodes
the tombolo*
of us.
Wondering
if the past
in the future,
flowing over
like a disordered rogue wave,
deposits swashmarks
in the sand of me.
*A bar of sand joining an island to the mainland.
Categories:
mainland, break up, heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
dark grey clouds
quickly scurry north
revealing white bank of clouds
suspended over the mountains
of the mainland
here on the island
the view is always
mountains, sky and sea
faster they move now
leaving a brightness behind
that we have missed
no rain today
those clouds have blown away
Categories:
mainland, nature,
Form:
Free verse
The Duke
Duke Paoa Kahanamoku
Hawaii’s Polynesian Legend
Olympic swimmer-strokes freestyle
Represented USA & Hawaii
Shattered all records
and brought surfing to the world!
Embraced Kaliani
Surfer's Mantra
Life Saver and introduced surfing to the mainland,
The beachboy gentleman
(1890–1968)
Categories:
mainland, appreciation, celebrity, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Schmooze me darling, my appetite is rapt.
Drinks with umbrellas - a tropical freeze.
Cruise for teal blue waters whilst I adapt.
Shrinks the mainland - aims towards* coconut trees.
Muse takes the wheel - island adventure mapped.
Winks his erotic eye - how wild the seas.
Weather for sailing - no longer a wreck,
Tether me, baby, to your wafting deck.
Categories:
mainland, adventure, romantic love, sea,
Form:
Ottava rima
^Truth is the smallest of all cays.
Surrounded by blood waters of the past...
the dorsal fins of doubt and deception.
Only the brave dare takes the chance.
To swim out to it and fend off the thrash.
Most would rather stay where they're at.
With the plush comforts of the arrogant mainland.
Suckling poison fruits of ego and half-truths...
then sashay upon the decay of the damned^
Categories:
mainland, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Borneo Pygmy Elephants are listed as, endangered
and they were isolated, about 300 thousand years ago
from their cousins, on mainland Asia and Sumatra
and they are known as, the smallest Asian Elephant
They have shrinking forests, with human settlements
and there’s a lot of logging, with a conveyor belt running
There are palm oil plantations, creating a lot of sediment
and a lot of agriculture, destroying their natural environment
Categories:
mainland, animal, beautiful, earth, education, environment, money, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
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Rekhta Dictionary
rekhtadictionary.com › meaning-of-phuk
English meaning of phuk; the sudden sound of a flash or spark.
Phuket:
It lies off the west coast of mainland Thailand in the Andaman Sea.
Phuket Island is connected by the Sarasin Bridge to
Phang Nga province to the north.
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Categories:
mainland, analogy, words,
Form:
Free verse
I dwell on this sandbar.
Between the shallows and the deep.
So free and yet so oppressed.
But during the rarest of moments
I truly know that I am blessed.
Do I make for the mainland.
Facing riptides of salt and teeth.
Or wade through sharpened coral hearts.
onto that cay of stagnant familiarity.
I tend to teeter toward the shallow.
but there are pools so blue -so deep.
So why do I ride this burning sandbar?
It's out of fear I tend to think.
Categories:
mainland, adventure,
Form:
Rhyme
A brook cascades daintily extant
~ flowing gayly heart’s incited joy
Meandering, nestles on Peace
~ quivering restraints strain ‘n squirm
Breaking-bank, careens downwards
~ extols faith’s grim heart-bomb
Undulating, veering waves extrapolate
~ Yonder’s zooming blue-adieu
Sojourns, so-longs, traversing under veils
~ weathering wry extremes
Heart’s incessant journey keels love’s mainland
~ new opaque's reach...
(10/7/21 For 'Islands in the Stream' contest)
Categories:
mainland, adventure,
Form:
Acrostic
The lively mainland quietly fights the lonely shore,
Courage, faith, and endurance.
The rough mast quietly gets pulled into the sun,
The dead lad loudly commanding the mast.
Why does the breeze die?
Sailing calmly on a misty mid afternoon.
Rough captains quietly attempt to navigate,
Seas grow with when more lads plunge to their death,
The men try not to think about the men lost at sea.
They listen for commands,
And pray to go home,
They fight to get to shore.
Categories:
mainland, beach, endurance,
Form:
Free verse