27+ Poems About Journeys And Expeditions

What better way to explore the world than through poetry? These poems about journeys and expeditions will take you on a literary adventure from the comfort of your own home.

You might be looking for inspiration for your next vacation, or maybe you want to experience some far-off places vicariously; these poems have got you covered. So pack your bags and get ready to depart on a poetic journey!

What Are The Best Poems About Expeditions?

Our Journey Had Advanced By Emily Dickinson

Bermudas By Andrew Marvell

Carnal Apple, Woman Filled, Burning Moon By Pablo Neruda

White In The Moon The Long Road Lies By A. E. Housman

The Night Mail North By Henry Cholmondeley Pennell

O Mistress Mine, Where Are You Roaming? (Twelfth Night, Act Ii, Scene Iii) By William Shakespeare

The Whitsun Weddings By Philip Larkin

The Ship Of Death By D. H. Lawrence

A Little Boy’s Dream By Katherine Mansfield

Journey By Leopoldo Lugones Translated By Muna Lee

Farewell By Rabindranath Tagore

Journey By Lidija Dimkovska Translated From The Macedonian By Ljubica Arsovska

A Journey By Nikki Giovanni

Journey’s End By Jónas Hallgrímsson

La Noche By Anselm Hollo

Two Set Out On Their JournAey By Galway Kinnell

How Heavy Do I Journey On The Way (Sonnet 50) By William Shakespeare

The Night Journey By Rupert Brooke

The Poem By Daniel Hoffman

Boat Journey By Ladan Osman

The Painted Bed By Donald Hall

The Journey By Vaibhav Pandey

Reality By Rabia Al Basri

Friend By Rabindranath Tagore

Basho’s Death Poem By Matsuo Basho

Sailing To Byzantium By W. B. Yeats

Ah Sunflower By William Blake

Conclusion

The expeditions of the great explorers have always captured our imaginations and so we hope our poetry collection lived up to your expectations.

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