Short Yacht Poems
Short Yacht Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Yacht by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Yacht by length and keyword.
A man, more patrician than not,
Of folly, he had quite a lot.
Stentorian voice,
But words of poor choice,
A sot, not a yacht, had he bought.
A partner in man's affairs
As lively involved in
Hangs out for each sail's appeal
To invigorate it
No happier is the wind
To be so recognized.
At least by the winning yacht!
Others did such omit!
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Come sail with me once more dear friends, to ply the winds to comply.
To hoist the sails, pull on the sheets, to steer the yacht driving through waves.
Together, we make a great team, tackling and taming riled wild seas.
Of all the things I haven’t got
The one I wouldn’t want’s a yacht,
For though most folks would be impressed,
I’d always have to look my best.
The details would just overwhelm –
The crew, the fuel, who’s at the helm;
The food, décor and where to sail,
All planned on a most lavish scale.
Decisions made to scratch each itch,
A consequence of being rich.
I do love water close at hand,
But from my viewpoint on the land.