Best Brazil Poems


Premium Member Adoring Lines To a Flower of Brazil

I love a lovely maid—a Flower
     of the sun-baked land of Brazil;
ageless, she by clock's every hour
     makes the time be perfectly still.

Though fair and gorgeously pretty, 
     she longs to be known and adored
for her heart and inward beauty, 
     where love is felt and richly stored. 

She's queenly and wears a lush crown,
     a regent who sits on her throne;
a Rose, she's praised and of renown,
     and prized for her rare grace alone.

Too selfless and giving and kind 
     to disappoint, she lives to care
and gives alms to the lame and blind,
     and for me always says a prayer.

Back To Brazil In My Mind

I go back to Brazil in my mind,
Last outpost of romance,
Rio de Janeiro in my mind,
Dance, Bonita, dance.
Away from the gray 
Of a suburban day, 
Away from the streets
And the shops,
Away from the delays,
The buses and trains,
I float away to Brazil.
Oh Brazil, in love
With the Garota di Ipanema,
The Song of the Sabia plays,
In a sunny romantic daze in Brazil.

Premium Member ''My Princess Diddles On the Shores of Brazil''

My princess diddles on the shores of Brazil;
in clear, crude notes her lips curse in Portuguese;
her lewdness makes the earth and sun stand still--
what a tragedy if she were just a tease!
To gaze upon her rude face is what I don't miss;
to greet her with a vulgar, vile embrace
and kiss her sex would give her the greatest bliss--
the thought repels me and makes my heart race!
The distance between us, like a thick mist,
keeps us apart. But I by heaven swear
that someday we'll have our disgusting tryst
nevertheless in the same hemisphere. 
     And if she's not against waiting for me,
     I'll do my best to diddle her by the sea!


Premium Member 2018 Fifa World Cup - Brazil Vs Costa Rica

two stoppage-time goals
the good the bad the Neymar-
Los Ticos homebound






Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved.
Published 2018 in "2018 World Cup Senryu" via wattpad.com
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Tender

Behind the polished brass and red cedar
She lifts the florescent bottles and glasses
At her own classy pace

She’s earned that right by now
I understand well

Her beauty a galaxy
Bundled in dark space of the Miami hotel bar
She’ll not be rushed
To chop blend mix slice our Moscow Mules

Folds her arms
Reads the mantle of faces like unfinished portraits
Propped to her easel of cleavage

Makes me read her mind
I like the game
I think she does too

She’s heard a dirty poet’s lonely old thoughts
A thousand times over

At least lust pays attention
Tips well
Passes the night time game of shells

My eyes sit on elbows
Following her Brazilian-French silhouette
Like wind atop the Eifel Tower
Mardi Gras in Sau Paulo

I’d like her to take my hand
For a long autumn walk
To find Jim Morrison’s grave in Pere Lachaise

Ask her name
Strike it like a match
Steal the bourbon
Left on the Lizard King’s sad defiled headstone

Ask her what she really thinks.

Premium Member La chica de Ipanema



            Oceanic moonlight, glows on her soft hands.

             Her heavenly torso so at rest on cool sands.

             Penning romantic poetry to touch you in any land!

                                        2/19/2025




                  Title: Translation in Enblish
                  “The Girl from Ipanenma”


The Swimming Panther From Brazil

On camera they caught a black jaguar crossing the Amazon in plain day 
he was black and sleek and swam like an otter with motion and sway 

Head of the wild life foundation was present ready to capture with lens 
a special moment that at first looked like a crocodile, this made no sense

Black jaguars are near threatened species in Central and South America 
so this big cat swimming the waters of Brazil was more then just la di da 

They estimate only 600 black jaguars are left, so it was smart to mention 
the footage and raise awareness in order to promote their protection  

It was a pretty smart move for that jaguar to pick that boat to swim near 
I hope they will survive  for I think they are creatures to admire not fear.   

October 20, 2020
Sponsor: Julia Ward 
Contest Name: (Panther) Legendary Creature

Brazil Brasil Brasi

Pan pan pan pan pan
    pan pan pan pan pan,,,
          

    Peacock bass
    oh tasteful fish ...
    Amazon,
    from my country...
    Catupiri
    all must eat...
    superb cheese
    from my country...

    Acarajé,
    oh caruru
    oh vatapá
    from Bahia,
    hey hey
    San Salvador ...!

    Vaquejadà
     rodeo...
     hello boiadá
     bolanderá ...
     Muié embroiderer ...
     Percata espadrille, doublet
     all the best
     from my backlands ...!

     Look at the drizzle,
     what a lovely rain ...
      life that flies ...
      All success,
       all the progress
       of this nation.
        Sao Paulo,jet plane ...!

        In this school
        born sambão ...
        in the north zone
        Hello at Gamboa ...
        Wobbly thing
        Rio, February
        waddling samba,
        samba brother ...!

        Center here
        so special...
        Sprouts wealth,
        phenomenal...
        in the immense west
        cattle farming
        Rural Brazil ...!

        
          Hey Canindé ...
          Armadillo,
           Hey Tuiuiu
           Icaraí ...
          It's all here ...
           it's brazil land,
           it's brazilian
           it's my brasil ...
           It's my brasi ....!

Premium Member Her Flash Her Colors Her Dramatic Flair

Brazil, her flash, her colors, her dramatics, her languages, her flair!
Christ the Redeemer seen clearly from the airplane, high in the air.
Coffee beans roasted in such a way to make me salivate.
Football in a new realm; a thrill that I can hardly anticipate.

Brazil, her spider monkeys with their fifth appendage in the Amazon.
Her anacondas and pumas, slinking, as they sneak up on a fawn.
Sugar Loaf Mountain, welcoming people from every nationality.
Brazil, known for her wonderful eclectic landforms, her specialty.

Brazil, full of carnivals, especially in Rio de Janeiro. Want to go, Honey?
Gangs give tourists a scare; sometimes they kidnap those with money.
Her flash, her flair, her daring ways, her love of things old and new.
This is such a wonderful place to see. I’d like to go with you!

Premium Member 2023 Fifa Womens World Cup - Jamaica Vs Brazil

Plucky Jamaica shocks the Copa America winners, Brazil, in a scoreless draw that propels the Reggae Girlz to the knockout stage for the first time in only their second Women’s World Cup, and with only one goal in Group stage.  Contrast that with Brazil’s first group-stage exit since the 1995 World Cup.  Not the best way for Brazil’s mighty Marta Vieira da Silva to end her sixth and final Women’s World Cup.

beautiful chaos
‘how the mighty have fallen’—
Reggae Girlz advance




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Poetry notes:

"Oh How the Mighty Have Fallen" is a phrase that originates from 2 Samuel 1:19, an expression of David's lament over the death of Saul and Jonathan.  It is also used today as a phrase to imply the decline of a once-great person or entity.
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Britain, Botswana, Brazil, Bulgaria

LORD, this morning, thank you. This SONnet will please, tease, release:
I greet thee, having access to Your throne by Jesus
And His sacrifice on Calvary: We pray against the Virus
With a sunshiny name, an aura of a name, garland ...
Coronoa Virus, COVID VIRUS, or SARS-Cov-2, Thy Hand
Is mighty and righteous, always Righteous, even in judgment
We deserve judgment, but we ask for Mercy
God of Grace and Love, forgiveness and Provisioning
Forgive me my greed, envy, jealousy, smallness and scheming
I intercede for others now, nations and peoples, as Moses & Joshua
Botswana, guide, teach, help Botswana and leaders there
Belgium,, guide, teach, help Belgium and leaders there
Bulgaria, Brazil, Brunei, Britain: help them all, guide its Premiers
All of us deserve judgment, we asked for it in many ways, but forgive!
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dancing In Brazil

~Dancing in BraziL~

Querido……………

I had a dream, I was dancing with you,in Brazil’s night air
Better yet, under colored lights,at a tropical fair.
As in all my dreams, you are forever there.
In that elegant night, jasmined, silhouette, so rare.
Man of my lifetime, shine on me, your sensuous stare.
We, Orpheus and Eurydice, the notorious Greek romantic pair.
Samba stars, for we are heady tropical Brazilian fare…
Your head on my shoulder, at rest in my auburn, shiny hair!


                        10/6/2022


Note~ Querido is ‘dear’ in Portuguese.

English Expressions With Denotation In Brazil

E Do not hold your breath.
P take the horse out of the rain...

E Do not look a gift horse in the mouth.
P To the given horse do not look out the teeth...

E Piss off
P inflate the scrotum volume...

E Eating crow
P Swallowing the batrachy... 

 E Throw everything up in the air !
 P Pour water on the floor by kicking the bucket... 

 E Cock-and-bull- story !
 P Flaccid colloquy to nurse cattle !



 Os E english, P english of expression equivalent in Brazil

Work done with text of Paulo Miranda, translated and adapted by Alkas Poetry

Seven of September Brazil Independence Day

The day is gone,
we raised our arms,
painted the face,
we were exposed
we went straight invade the Bastille
 stormed, Brasilia,
tear down the Wall... !
We did nothing, 
and the game was crooked
to be continued...
The peace, maligned,
love, unconjured,
but they applauded hate
and exalted...
Anarchy is the dominant
 Idea...
Most value has now
  the added value... !

Brazil Football 5 Times Champion

They
            promised
            whole
            honey...

            gave
            only
            gall...

            took off
             blue
             sky...

           gave us
            Nero
            blue...

          we lost
          hexa
          anyway...

         forever
         are
         five-time winner
         of World Cup

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