Recent Travel Poems

• Evelyn Judy Buehler - Another Apricot Sunrise
• Carl Halling - Time Travel (Got a Hook in Me)
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - The Present and Future Madame President
• Gayatri Iyer - Exercise
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - I Failed I Fear
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - Distant City Lights
• Zach Ascot - Shining Veneto
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• Lars Governo - The World
• Sara Teasdale - Dew
• Walt Whitman - A Promise To California
• Walt Whitman - Song Of The Open Road
• Walt Whitman - A Proadway Pageant
• Walt Whitman - Pioneers! O Pioneers!
• Walt Whitman - Out Of The Rolling Ocean, The Crowd
• Walt Whitman - Long, Too Long America
• Walt Whitman - Bivouac On A Mountain Side
• Walt Whitman - Of The Terrible Doubt Of Apperarances
• Walt Whitman - Out From Behind His Mask
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - The Traveller
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - The Traveled Man
• Robert Louis Stevenson - An English Breeze
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Travel
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Love's Vicissitudes
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Swallows Travel To And Fro
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Looking-Glass River
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Ad Martialem
• Robert Louis Stevenson - The Piper
• Robert William Service - Home And Love
• Robert William Service - A Song Of Success
• Robert William Service - To The Man Of The High North
• Robert William Service - My Son
• Robert William Service - My Masterpiece
• Robert William Service - Tea On The Lawn
• Carl Sandburg - The Road And The End
• Carl Sandburg - Interior
• Carl Sandburg - Passers-By
• Carl Sandburg - Manitoba Childe Roland
• Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi - The Time Has Come For Us To Become Madmen In Your Chain
• Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi - I Have Fallen Into Unconsciousness
• Christina Georg Rossetti - Up-Hill
• Ezra Pound - The Seafarer
• Banjo Paterson - Old Pardon, The Son Of Reprieve
• Banjo Paterson - The Old Australian Ways
• Banjo Paterson - With The Cattle
• Banjo Paterson - Saltbush Bill
• Banjo Paterson - Conroy's Gap
• Banjo Paterson - The Mountain Squatter
• Banjo Paterson - That V.C.
• Banjo Paterson - The Old Tin Hat

Popular Travel Poems

• Homer Harris - The Road Of Life
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - Another Apricot Sunrise
• Edward Thomas - October
• Robert Frost - The Road Not Taken
• Banjo Paterson - It's Grand
• William Wordsworth - The Idiot Boy
• Cyrus Mahan - I Was Once A Poet
• Robert William Service - Home And Love
• Banjo Paterson - Conroy's Gap
• William Carlos Williams - January Morning
• Wilfred Owen - Uriconium: An Ode
• Sherwood Anderson - Evening Song
• Rudyard Kipling - The English Flag
• Ai Ogawa - Grandfather Says
• Steven Craig Hickman - There Is Sadness In His Eye
• Leon Thomas Lee - Stand Up For What Is Right
• Joyce Stiles Spencer - My Ship Has Sailed
• Robert Southey - My Days Among The Dead Are Past
• Julia Ann Moore - John Robinson
• John Clare - The Mores
• Imru al Qays Ibn Hujr - The Poem Of Imru Al Qays
• Carl Sandburg - Passers-By
• Banjo Paterson - Song Of The Wheat
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - The Present and Future Madame President
• Carl Halling - Time Travel (Got a Hook in Me)
• Robert William Service - Tea On The Lawn
• Thomas E. Spencer - Farewell
• Charles Edward Carryl - Robinson Crusoe's Story
• Evelyn Judy Buehler - I Failed I Fear
• Alfred Lord Tennyson - Ulysses
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Swallows Travel To And Fro
• Jean Nabhan - Thrice Blessed
• Anne Kingsmill Finch - The Young Rat And His Dam, The Cock And The Cat
• Walt Whitman - Pioneers! O Pioneers!
• Walt Whitman - A Proadway Pageant
• Lars Governo - The World
• Banjo Paterson - That V.C.
• Les Murray - Travels With John Hunter
• Robert Louis Stevenson - Travel
• Elizabeth Bishop - The Man-Moth
• Herman Taube - Siberian Life
• Kay M. Sutton - The Journey
• Dorothy Parker - Faute De Mieux
• George Herbert - Nature
• Walt Whitman - Song Of The Open Road
• Robert Louis Stevenson - The Piper
• Thomas Hood - No!
• Walt Whitman - Out From Behind His Mask
• Saadi Shirazi - Ch 08 On Rules For Conduct In Life - Maxim 50
• Larry R. Vandervert - The Act: Parsing The Fourth Dimension Of O.J.'s Unconscious