Short Wharves Poems
Short Wharves Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Wharves by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Wharves by length and keyword.
The Voices
I collect eyes. Burnt ones.
Of the last summer.
Arms chopped off.
By a tide of sand.
Reflections of uncollected water.
You, hunter of flowers…
Oh, wharves!
Oh, sea goings!
Winds in the sails of the white ships.
High wings.
The swelter of August swallowed you.
But today it’s September and the oval autumn.
And your voices I hear…...
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Categories:
wharves, nostalgia, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
The Voices
I collect eyes. Burnt ones.
Of the last summer.
Arms chopped off.
By a tide of sand.
Reflections of uncollected water.
You, hunter of flowers…
Oh, wharves!
Oh, sea goings!
Winds in the sails of the white ships.
High wings.
The swelter of August swallowed you.
But today it’s September and the oval autumn.
And your voices I hear…...
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Categories:
wharves, lost love
Form:
Free verse
Ocean In An Autumn Gale
The ocean rolled with white caps
Rising and falling in scattered
Wind blown sprays,
Waves breaking viciously
Upon shoreline rocks,
Jutting wharves,
Tied up little fisher boats.
Sea gulls overhead, as if angry
At the ferocity of today’s ocean
Whipped up by this autumn gale,
Shrieked in flight
As thunders roared
And
I enjoyed it all.
A W.C.Hull Poem © 2000-2022-017 (A)...
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Categories:
wharves, ocean,
Form:
Free verse