Short Riverbanks Poems
Short Riverbanks Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Riverbanks by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Riverbanks by length and keyword.
Rocky Riverbanks
Rocky riverbank...
the lap of a dog
out a bowl...
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Categories:
riverbanks, river,
Form:
Haiku
Rivers dream
fishing days with dad
riverbanks tall grass we cast
day-long fishing trip...
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Categories:
riverbanks, fishing,
Form:
Haiku
Inscribed On Palms
Every hand tells a story
life's adventures inscribed on palms
Lines of wisdom, hints of psalms
Yet destiny wears out her rhymes
on riverbanks of sorrow
Dreams not lent nor borrowed...
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Categories:
riverbanks, destiny, dream, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Mystic River
Mystic River
lazy mists dawdle
in sinuous rivulets ~
fog surfs in deep dales
river of white clouds
threads through alleys of tall pines ~
fog garden slow dance
curly silver mists
pale kisses on riverbanks ~
swirling shape-shifters
flat bottomed clouds float
wispy fogs tickle thunder ~
joy ride for cloud ships
mystic tule songs
gypsy brumes on evergreens ~
forest singalong...
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Categories:
riverbanks, river, sky,
Form:
Haiku
Her Special Place
~ Her special place ~
She searched the woods, the plants, the trees
sloping riverbanks, fast-flowing streams
Not one's your special place, whispered soft the breeze
O'er rolling meadows, through bush and vine
up steep mountains, past ibix and ram
O, please, she pleaded, please give me a sign
Daylight waning, plodding home, her face drawn
when on her landing, an inner light switched on --
"This, my humble cottage" ~ her special place all along...
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Categories:
riverbanks, home, mountains, nature, river, tree,
Form:
Rhyme
Newhaven Town
Newhaven
This is the town that time sank,
Grey shades of dust on riverbanks,
where the gulls they flock a'frenzy
Those were the shops the road choked,
accessible through a haze of exhaust smoke,
each building there now stands empty,.
This is the land where the trash burns,
This small stretch of boozers and cab firms.
And a ferry port for entry.
This is the town of Newhaven,
and I doubt there's a thing that can save 'em,
for the money it left with the gentry....
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Categories:
riverbanks, age, change, dark, england, pollution, poverty, time,
Form:
Triolet
After the Fizz
By the gray rivers flowing, the recently revived,
bob along like Champaign corks in the swift current.
The dead always pop too soon,
even when
you pull their corks with long lamentations.
The fizz-fuse keeps burning.
Morning finds them on-going,
restored and drifting among the detritus
of our own sad endings.
They are not ghosts, you gave them names,
but they do not answer when you call.
They instead, bump against the riverbanks
endeavoring to once again, come ashore....
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Categories:
riverbanks, poetry,
Form:
Free verse