Best Cruz Poems


Priscilla Jaye Estrella Cruz (Vasquez)

Cilla Jaye   
                                           Crazy,Silly,Random,Sad
                            Sister of Meny,Thomas,Jordan,Selena,and Maria
                          Who loves GOD,JESUS,Family,Friends,Art,and Band
                                   Who feels sad,giggly,loved,and hated
                            Who fears being alone,shunned,failure,and hurt
                    Who would like to meet GOD,JESUS,As I Lay Dying,and Skillet
                                    Anadarko Warrior and Mexican for life
                                              Female Aztec Warrior
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Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz
everything he owned he said he would use
until he needed more
Goldman/Guzman they both topped up the score.

Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz
the implausible poseur distorting others' views
try a few of his own
see him preen for those selfies with gullibles half grown.


Ted Cruz

All today I had the blues
Because I listened to the news,
Learning Iowans did choose
Not Trump or Rubio, but Cruz.

This candidate does not amuse.
His cockiness just seems to ooze
From all his pores and in reviews,
His own Grand Party can’t enthuse.

It seems he likes to put the screws
On fellow pols, who can’t excuse
The vitriol he likes to use
When his agenda he pursues.

In the end, I must effuse – 
Oh, Mr. Cruz, I hope you lose!

Cruz

car mechanic and obessor
rude
unreliable
Zzzzzzz
© Nick Percy  Create an image from this poem.

Felito Cruz

Felito Cruz
while undoubtedly making the news 
something has shed
the Donald, informed, will happily call for his head.


Top Gun 2022

It seems our driver made a fuss
Whilst dodging bullets on our bus
When Ted Cruz said,
"You won't be dead
If you shoot first, and then you cuss!"

Mission Santa Cruz

Early mission's ruin makes chaff.
Former pride's diminished by half.
Seen now old destruction's no laugh.
Glory's faded.
Rogues were ruled not by an oak staff.
Prudence jaded.

Cruz and Perry

Ted Cruz
 is now attempting to play the barnyard muse
 with Rick Perry
 who can likely count cows but intangibles not very.

The Seas Off Puerto De La Cruz

Power 
blue power
atlantics oceans power

Impetus a million tons of water
vast spray a haze of salty mist in the air
three hundred yards of sea 

Iridescent rainbow in the bright sunlight
withering pounding and crushing
waves a thousand mile voyage

Relentless night and day
past millenniums 
millenniums to come
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.

The Cave At Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

it was deep and blue-green and you could 
see the sandy bottom where mako sharks circled
the boat, waiting for scraps, a habit they'd 
learnt from the tour boats 

that's when I heard the sound I hadn't heard 
anytime before, a rasping blow of air,stifled
by the blood-foam sea and granite drum rocks
of the jagged cave nearby

I took up the anchor and let the crafty current
pull me  over to listen more: the cave, like an
open sore... 
a home to birds and maybe more?

the dark hole,seen many times before but 
never entered, drew us in, me and the bobbing 
sea-sick boat:the sound grew louder and filled 
my ears and a shaft of ocean light shone on a 
sight I knew...a gigantic whale...vast and drawn,
filled the dark dank seaweed cave

the blow hole blew the living spray which bounced
off the rock roof and pierced the sea below, a thousand 
darts at play

and I came up close to the him,in the choppy tropical sea
and saw his eye, the size of a saint's halo looking out at 
this new,dark closed world 
and I wondered what he was thinking...

then as if giving me his final goodbye, he sprayed and blew,
then rolled over onto his side, revealing his white,ribbed 
underbelly, now safe from the whaler's knife

and I shook off a tear and swept the hair from my face,
gunning the boat's motor against current and wind 

and as I made distance away from the cave I thought I 
heard a sound, or was it the reefs and the bouncing 
waves below, like an army of humpbacks saluting a friend, 
before the hammerheads and makos swam in for the end?

and the sun-cracked sky and the salt in my face spoke,
"you'll never forget what happened this day"

The Seas Off Puerto De La Cruz

Power 
blue power
an oceans power
impetus a million tons of water
vast spray a haze of salty mist in the air
iridescent there rainbows in the bright sunlight
three hundred yards distant felt inertia of the sea
withering a pounding and a crushing
waves a thousand mile voyage
relentless night and day
past millenniums 
millenniums 
to come
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.

Santa Cruz 2012

It's so fun to play eachothers 
lives
write it down
come get inside
on these Giant Carnival Rides
It was a Giant Good One
And it's written all over your 
face

I was just looking for this pencil
when i was thinking of you.
It's all in your brain Big Dummy
Don't let it kill you!
Before I do
I'm getting loser
TO YOU!

Premium Member A Gambler In Santa Cruz

A big-time gambler in Santa Cruz
told his wife:  Hey—what’s there to lose?
But she filed for divorce
when he picked the wrong horse
Now he’s left with an old pair of shoes.

2/6/22

Premium Member On the Eve of Camerone - Vera Cruz, April, 1863

So, the regimental adjutant is to command 3rd Company
As we escort three million francs to Puebla?
Leave it to the general to trust such a fortune 
To a band of misfits led by a staff lackey 
Who can’t even shuffle cards, hampered as he is 
By that ridiculous wooden hand.
Well, I just hope the good captain’s prick
Isn’t characterized by splinters.
We’re likely to get a good screwing 
Before we accomplish this mission.

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