Best Acapulco Poems
Below are the all-time best Acapulco poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of acapulco poems written by PoetrySoup members
AcapulcoAcapulco
I’d love to go down to the sea again,
The sea and the Holiday Inn,
Where some of the guests are awfully fat,
And others are awfully thin,
Where...
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Categories:
acapulco, humorous, parody,
Form:
Light Verse
Memory of Acapulco NightsChange. I wonder if things change in death. When you are dead you are no longer in time.
And time always changes things. So if you...
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Categories:
acapulco, deathdeath, death, life,
Form:
I do not know?
Dreams of An Alter EgoI make a perfect dry martini,
I read and write and speak Français,
All my suits, and shirts, and shoes are custom-made.
I own a Porsche and Maserati,
A...
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Categories:
acapulco, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
DoaDark Side of the Sixties
peace brother hey man i just scored some bennies it’s really far out i’m speedin like a mother wanna buy some...
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Categories:
acapulco, addiction, dark, drug,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Jack Frost - AcrosticJune is a month of needed vacation for me
Acapulco, Mexico is where I've come to be
Cantina's, tacos, no ice in my margaritas
Karaoke bars and...
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Categories:
acapulco, silly,
Form:
Acrostic
Anywhere If I'M With YouAnywhere if I’m with you
She asked me where I’d like to go
If money didn’t matter
I said I didn’t really know
My mind began to scatter
Toronto, Athens,...
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Categories:
acapulco, adventure, travel,
Form:
Sonnet
Restlessness Allows No Inner PeaceHis buddies called him Brant, he was the strongest man
made of solid muscles and he seemed mighty;
he became a fugitive after he raped two...
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Categories:
acapulco, abuse, addiction, corruption, death,
Form:
Rhyme
List To Live ByBe born (or get born if you prefer)
If you are a woman – Give birth
Remember your name when in a foreign land
(If you don't have...
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Categories:
acapulco, adventure, appreciation, crazy, education,
Form:
Didactic
Elvis a TributeBORN IN THE SMALL TOWN
DEEP IN THE HEART OF, MISSISSIPPI
WAS A YOUNG COUNTRY SINGER
NAMED ELVIS PRESLEY
YOU WERE A MAN WITH SOUL...
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Categories:
acapulco, music, people, thank you,
Form:
I do not know?
Look Before You LeapOver the years I’ve done my share of - ‘what’s it like’ research, hoping to better understand what persons not like me
Have to cope with...
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Categories:
acapulco, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
My Neighbor KofiMY NEIGHBOR KOFI
LOCATION: Mazamaza, Lagos, Nigeria:
My neighbor kofi,
The computer scientist
At 34,
He crisscrossed, jetcrosed, redcrossed,
And hobnobbed around the globe:
Kathmandu, Acapulco and the Galapagos
He dined...
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Categories:
acapulco, adventure, africa, business, political,
Form:
Prose
The Cardiogram and the Bank Accountthe cardiogram & the bank account
hanging on his shoulder
she’s waiting for the heart to go
she’s waiting for that final fall
so she can be off...
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Categories:
acapulco, life, heart, body, heart,
Form:
Free verse
Senor Politicamente IncorrectoSeñor Políticamente Incorrecto
(Somewhere in Acapulco, Guerrero ...)
Americano pérdida líder,
no seas un mal perdedor
Traducción de cheers de ébano
Ebony cheers translation:
American loss leader,
don’t be a sore loser
Señor...
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Categories:
acapulco, language, perspective, political, satire,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Marijuana SommelierMarijuana sommelier,
A marijuana or weed expert.
A Mary Jane professional.
Someone happy
to let the grass grow.
Not a junkie or druggie,
but a pro, a get high...
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Categories:
acapulco, fantasy, freedom, humorous, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Solitary MissionsThe people have spoken
The turd has been flushed
Only a small trace lingers
You could count the important
Messages here
On Mickey Mouse’s fingers
We say what we want
We want...
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Categories:
acapulco, analogy, anxiety, business, class,
Form:
Epic