21+ Uncommon Poems About Walking: Footsteps and Memories

As poets, we use walking as a metaphor for so many things like exploring new places, getting to know people, and discovering new ideas. In this collection, we explore poems that use walking as a lens to view the world.

Whether navigating a complicated relationship or taking in the beauty of nature, these poems will make you want to hit the pavement yourself. So grab your favourite walking shoes and get ready to wander!

What Are The Best Poems About Walking?

An Evening’s Stroll By Ed Blair

A Wood-Path By Bliss Carman

A Morning Walk By Mary Walker

Walking By Thomas Traherne

Amico Suo By Herbert P. Horne

The Unattainable By Ruby Archer

The Walk By Thomas Hardy

Sweet Was The Walk By William Wordsworth

Autumn By T. E. Hulme

Walking Water By Wyatt Townley

Dylan Thomas

A Walk By Rainer Maria Rilke

Spring Came Walking By Annette Wynne

Sonnet On Being Cautioned Against Walking On A Headland By Charlotte Smith

A Morning Walk By Amos Russel Wells

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

The Snowman on the Moor By Sylvia Plath

A Late Walk By Robert Frost

Acquainted with the Night By Robert Frost

Conclusion

We hope you have enjoyed these poems about walking. Walking is often associated with freedom and the desire to explore new places, but it can also be symbolic of making changes in life or letting go of something from the past.

Let us know if there are any poems we should post in the future in our Poetry Community!

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