Spanish Poems | Examples of Spanish Poetry

Craving something sweet she sought me Her need to be satisfied More and more Of which I gave her She held my hand And asked for more Oh when she comes We seek each other A crowded room For us to share I speak in...Read the rest...

Craving something sweet she sought me Her need to be satisfied More and more Of which I gave her She held my hand And asked for more Oh when she comes We seek each other A crowded room For us to share I speak in...Read the rest...

Craving something sweet she sought me Her need to be satisfied More and more Of which I gave her She held my hand And asked for more Oh when she comes We seek each other A crowded room For us to share I speak in...Read the rest...

Craving something sweet she sought me Her need to be satisfied More and more Of which I gave her She held my hand And asked for more Oh when she comes We seek each other A crowded room For us to share I speak in...Read the rest...

Then they sang to the Lovers Lovers across the world they sang to people who were in love those who wanted to be Love and those who understood love and being in Love She sang Lover who I desire and wish a world to envy Love...Read the rest...

Like the king of Cordoba’s treasury Reflected in a robber’s eye A laden dish of memory Spills into the summer night From a moving carriage window A flaming garter flies With whoops and calls And high-pitched trills The vehicle turns aside Then flames appear...Read the rest...

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Where Death Awaits Matadors (like ballerinas) pivot by snorting bulls who are charging the red cape to where death awaits. ...Read the rest...

A Step Away Blood-curdling screams reverberate in Spanish bullrings where death awaits a step away, “Olé!” Spectators yell. ...Read the rest...

Land of the seas and glorious sunshine Sparkling Pearl of the Orient Sealine Strategically and truly well-placed This great country's sun-kissed islands are laced Lined up with palm fronds and coconut trees salubrious climate that drives cool breeze Pearls of...Read the rest...

The warmth of our heated blood, collides with the biting frost of springtime drizzle, as we tango underneath a ruddy canopy of cherry blossom trees, handcrafting our conflagration like a potter glazing clay We are two Argentine paramours, alchemical desperados lashing the verdant virginity of Toronto’s High Park with a searing gaucho bullwhip, after branding...Read the rest...

Lorca Translations II Canción del jinete (“Song of the Rider”) by Federico Garcia Lorca translation by Michael R. Burch Cordoba. Distant and lone. Black pony, big moon, olives in my saddlebag. Although my pony knows the way, I never will reach Cordoba. High plains,...Read the rest...

Malo she ah Ego taming man shaming backbiting Lover of known she got soothing curves sexy hips wearing makeup and gloss on her lips sexy lady make it crazy I can't help but indulge myself Le Femme She has flaws it's just because she...Read the rest...

God answers a Spaniard, a Moor men who seek Him in prayers the Bible makes it clear, in many layers he father of the original bearer O friar, O my brother the son of Anai God answers its...Read the rest...

Walking about las ramblas at night you can see the desperation with a constant feeling of trepidation People that never got much of an education not one qualification Prostitutes selling their body to feed a habit...Read the rest...