Best Tugboat Poems

A tugboat named Mary
Was towing a barge.
The tugger was little;
The tuggee was large.

They glided on past
As the sun hit the river,
With engines a’chugging,
A load to deliver.

I marveled at Mary,
So cool and in charge,
Using all of her might
Just for hauling that barge.

It doesn’t much matter,
I’m sure...

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Fingers numb at the tip of this island
Toes as crushed ice upon the only sandy 
beach

The sun falls quickly from the embrace of the 
days blue blanket
Landing heavy upon once rain filled clouds 
burning their edges and sunburning their 
depths

Charing the landscape jagged pastel hues
Quiet...

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