Poems on the topic: adventure

Poems on the topic “adventure” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeJohn Gould Fletcher

Steamers

Like black plunging dolphins with red bellies, The steamers in herds Swim through the choppy breakers On this day of winds and clouds. Wallowing and plunging, They seek their path, The smoke of their snorting Hangs in the sky. Like black plunging dolphins with red bellies, The steamers pass, Flapping their propellers Salt with the spray. Their iron sides glisten, Their stays thrash: Their funnels quiver With the heat from beneath.
CheerfulAnna Wickham

The Trespasser

There is a little goblin in my tree. He sits up high and mows at me. He is so wicked, yet so small, He makes my garden venturous, and my trees tall.

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