Sea Poems | Examples of Sea Poetry

She wore necklaces of coral, strings of pearls embracing her body, glinting back at the broken sunlight scattered across the sea floor. Her glassy eyes gazed up, somewhat worried, somewhat mournful, longing to leap above the waves, to sing that chorus of birds passing by. Longing for her voice to take flight, uninterrupted by ships sailing by. She wasn't born a killer; just...

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like Summer time! fishing in the Irish sea wonderful Pisces...

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Walking barefoot along the beach the sun is setting over the waters and it paints the sky orange and pink. The wet sand squishes between my toes, I take a deep breath of the salty air close my eyes and listen to the squawk of the gulls and the waves lapping the shore. Enamored of the magical moon the waves of the...

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“Where the Suburbs Meet the Sea” I walked again where I began, past fences worn, where gum trees ran— but now the tide had kissed the land, and waves rolled in like time unplanned. The house was there, but changed in tone, a quiet shell, yet not alone. The breeze...

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surfer hangs ten; falls into water with a splash on the jagged rocks yonder high waves crash ...

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The ship has been rocking from shore to shore battering over rough waves and endless seas that came to the restless shores more than fifteen years ago the temperature has risen to over a hundred and fifty degrees forcing the country to call a state of emergency People were literally falling in the street as their body absorb the...

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“With courage nothing is impossible” Sir William Hillary, a retired soldier and founder of the RLNI A trawler's in distress at sea It’s sinking, the crew cannot flee A mayday message reads “Rescue me” Their lives are at risk, as you can see Brave lifeboat men will never tire From aiding ships, some on fire To save those at sea they do...

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“The sea casts a magic spell with the ever- rising breakers and the melody, the clanking of waves produce. It amazes us with the wonders hiding within its caverns. Without drawing any boundary or barrier, it rushes to touch or submerge everything on its way”--- Quote by the Poet. What engrossing feel overpowers me, As I loiter along...

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A vast, restless blue, a heart that beats with the monsoon's pulse, a frontier, where sky and water wrestle, and islands, like scattered jewels, catch the sun's fire. Not just a sea, but a story etched in currents, a tapestry of tides, woven with the whispers of fishermen, and the silent, watchful gaze, of ancient reefs. A battleground of breath, where waves clash against the shore, a symphony of...

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And the sea heals for every soul with its beauty ....

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In April of nineteen twelve, a ship set sail so grand, A tale of wealth and power, a journey well-planned. Warnings were ignored, the ship sped through the night, Men on duty sleeping, Californian unaware of Titanic's plight. Steel and iron rivets, a mix of strength and flaw, A lie repeated often enough will often escape the law A plan, some...

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Fragile, I am foam. Bubbles explode on the shore, heart tremors waxing....

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Ah! shipmate obsession with blonde pleasures but treachery’s buried in treasures feminine gold a flute a lyre voices honey dipped in danger temptation burns Hades flames on sunset waters sea-devils those she-devils salty tear sweet ooh songstress sisters just a taste a kiss on lips setting fire to desires with song my sailor’s appetite hungers for...

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you stand watch ship of night tides....i left shore and took my soul to the sea...

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We love to walk on Honeymoon Island…where the shoreline meets the sea. And no trip to Honeymoon Island would be complete without saying hello to our favorite tree. She’s a lovely old sea grape tree…she’s not tall or regal or grand… She’s kind of tiny and weathered but still stands proudly in the sand. Every time we greet her...

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