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Short Toward The Sea Poems

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


Ships To Galilee
Let my soul be this wind
Wind that whispers against
The bright sails, 
Toward this Sea of Galilee...

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Categories: toward the sea, inspirational
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Gentle Whispers
he held me
close as one
should be

our breath shared
at that moment
we were paired

gazing outward
toward the sea
hearts free

gentle whispers
softly praise
love traced

the power of
the sea captured
within me......

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Categories: toward the sea, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Piggly Wiggly Pirate Notion
I had a dangerously daring piggily wiggly notion
To become a swashbuckler pirate and live in the ocean
Cut off my right leg, replaced it with a peg, hopped toward the sea.
Became a happy buccaneer, slashing other pirates right under the knee....

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Categories: toward the sea, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Transition
It was almost like twilight this morning
Grey clouds so low on the hills
Not far for rain to fall                                              Double Kimo

Gutters rushed their burdens toward the sea
The shards of summer swirling
Winter’s finger beckons...

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Categories: toward the sea, nature
Form: Kimo
Premium Member Reverie
I sit upon my horse and dream
and watch a leaf fall from the tree.
It flutters by in sunlit beam.

I sit upon my horse and dream
as leaves drift down into the stream,
which hustles past toward the sea.

I sit upon my horse and dream
and watch a leaf fall down to me....

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toward the sea, animal, horse, tree,
Form: Triolet



Premium Member Two Leafs
Two Leafs Like two leafs in a surging spring sailing silent, toward the sea... floating on the cool of dreams alive, alone and free. And should their spirits cross in love and if their hearts believe, how then can the rushing waves wash away what they perceive?
written 2017.11.18...

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Categories: toward the sea, death, life, love,
Form: Quatrain
Woman, Old Man, and Flowers Ii
(painting by Max Ernst, 1923)

Which is she and which is he
and where are the flowers?
Somewhere between archaic ceremony 
and robotics. No feet no chest. 
Arms stretched toward a sea
that rides its bloody crest of waves
and mattress foam under a metal 
sky, metaphor of the future 
of a continent with so many wars 
behind/before it....

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Categories: toward the sea, angst, art, peace, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Funeral Rites
He asked her why they allow it,
How they could be subordinate to a woman.

“They would never take you seriously.” 

She smiled and turned her face,
Moved her stare toward the sea.

“The women bury the dead
The men simply make all the bodies.”

After a while,
The violence catches up to you.

After a while,
There are no more men.

Only bodies....

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© Samuel Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toward the sea, death, funeral, gender, men, sorrow, war, women,
Form: Verse
Visit To Barcelona
Soft breezes kiss the ancient stones.
Caress the twilight touched streets.
Rippling along highways where long lost ghosts parade unseen.
Fire touched spires lance skyward toward the fading blue.
Ah! there ! I see it , jeweled and clad in a cloak of purple shadow Sagrada Familia.
Wayward air flits among its spires.
A lonely gull soars out toward the sea....

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Categories: toward the sea, appreciation, city, color, imagery, travel, urban,
Form: Free verse
Glacier Ice
Frozen, crystallized, jagged
glacier ice travels
toward freedom
toward the sea

a thunderous crash
ice shelves splash
calving free
falling into the sea

tenacious waves
appease serrated edges
rolling over but not dead
ice drifts with the sea

radiant in the sun
marbleized white and blue
dissolve in the warmer currents
death hastened by the sea....

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Categories: toward the sea, allegory, earth, journey, nature, poems, water,
Form: Blank verse
Natures Cycle - Rain Revised
Rain drops fall on the window pane
Drenching, quenching earth's thirst.
Caught by the river, rushing toward the sea.
The river's mouth kisses the salty delta 
Run toward open water, pushing out to sea.

Salt water rises in tropical heat,
Condensing into billowy, briny forms
Pushed by a powerful westerly flow 
Clouds drop their gifts back onto the glass
Rain drops gently from the sky....

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© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: toward the sea, imagination, life, nature, science,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member River Tigris
Tigris, Idigna, Idiqual, 
watering parched desert lands
of Mesopotamia.
Swift it flows on the East
toward the sea, from
the once fertile Garden of Eden. 
Arterial blood of arid lands, 
of transportation,
of trade and commerce.
In spring, mountain snowmelt
tumbles and rushes downward,
flooding alluvial plains for farming,
sharing its life-giving waters
from time immemorial to villages,
towns, and great cities....

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Categories: toward the sea, history, river,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poignant Points
Point the way to Provincetown
Pretty Penny says
The point is that we don’t run round
The circle at Buzzard’s Bay!

It’s pointless pretty Penny preens
To go another way
For what’s the point she screams
That way, there’s always a delay!

Pointing west toward the sea
Across the channel’s quay
Pretty bossy Penny
Piloted that day…

And she arrived under the sky
at the point of PTown, fey
though she was not guy
and in no way, was she gay!...

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Categories: toward the sea, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Come Live With Me
come live with me by the piney woods
near the river that turns toward the sea
In the meadow we'll build our home
and together plant a sweet apple tree

near the river that turns toward the sea
we can greet each coming of spring
and together plant a sweet apple tree
working until fall's harvest comes

we can greet each coming of spring
In the meadow we'll build our home
working until fall's harvest comes
come live with me by the piney woods...

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Categories: toward the sea, hope, lifesweet, me, river, sweet, together,
Form: Pantoum

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