Sightseeing Poems - Poems about Sightseeing

My husband and I love to travel And in cities we like to explore – Museums and zoos And places with views, Plus gardens and markets galore. We wander down street unfamiliar; Try restaurants that we don’t know And sometimes we chat About where we’re all at With some locals we’ll meet as we go. Yet today, a few subway stops took us To a cool...

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Day after day for decades, away the ocean waves wash the Apostles pieces by pieces. Hours by hours some projects drain people's time and energy bits by bits. Now, only 6+ Apostles left Standing there smiley. Who knows what has been going on In that head under that beanie. Does Australian feel sorry For the Apostles gone missing? I don't know. Does any1...

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He took me sightseeing Hand in hand Smiling bright Eyes for each other To the city of his dreams Navigating the twists and turns of the streets Awed by the sights and sounds The majestic buildings Their architectural splendour Where history whispers And echoes through its corridors We stopped by a quaint cafe Enriched by the experience of it all...

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I would rather drive then fly and enjoy the sights of five states then to see it from the sky as little specks like ants...

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The hint, if not suspicion That we, and this life As something theatrical Do indeed approach Apart from formal dress ups Party's, dance's, date's Arose, one fairytale eve Upstepping Love's coach....

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Out sightseeing in an old town one day Casually strolling passing many shops and sites I suddenly passed a bar window And what I saw gave me a thrill and I saw a great site For there perched on a stool pretty and pert Was the most gorgeous girl With a very short skirt That rode high Giving me a lovely view of...

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