Best Cuban Poems
Below are the all-time best Cuban poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of cuban poems written by PoetrySoup members
We the PeopleWe the People
Will disagree
On taxation and prosperity
On liberty and duty
We the People
Are every color of Christianity
Every Jewish prayer, every song of Islam
The puritans, the atheists...
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Categories:
cuban, discrimination, freedom, history, society,
Form:
Political Verse
The Obeah WomanThe Obeah Woman
Heavy musty air reeks with the Obeah Woman’s pungent perfume,
sweat, burnt incense, bitter roots, and swirling black smoke,
dim light from a waning...
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Categories:
cuban, magic, mystery,
Form:
Rhyme
America Wasn'T So Bad Back ThenWe have something in common, a fellow I talk to now and then. We’re about the same age and perhaps the only ones in the...
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Categories:
cuban, america,
Form:
Prose
Dreams of What May Have BeenI’d love to sit on a big leather chair,
And smoke a fat Cuban cigar.
And own a Monet,
And a little chalet,
And drive a red hot Jaguar.
But,...
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Categories:
cuban, funny, humor, humorous, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Sugar CubaSugar Cuba?
What's so normal about normalization?
We become a little more socialist
They become a little more capitalist
We all meet in the middle and hold hands… How...
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Categories:
cuban, business, conflict, corruption, faith,
Form:
Didactic
As Sharp As a RazorMe barber’s still one of them blokes who lives the school of old,
using methods quite old fashioned to what modern trends unfold,
so with scissors, clippers,...
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Categories:
cuban, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
America Is EveryoneAmerica is everyone,
There are people who believe otherwise
But America is not
Just some middle class white man,
Living a suburban life,
Drinking coffee every morning,
Eating breakfast with...
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Categories:
cuban, america, community, culture, deep,
Form:
I do not know?
The Art of SeductionIt starts with a bottle of rum
it always starts with rum ...
well in your case we'll substitute tequila
hints of caramel caressing the tongue
as we forget...
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Categories:
cuban, beach, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
A Smoking RoomA poet's reading another poet is like
a smoking room at the airport:
an enclosed space,
happy non-smokers behind glass walls,
the poet's thoughts,
as...
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Categories:
cuban, poets,
Form:
Free verse
William Alexander Bustamante (From Pages)Now let us forget foreign captains
And Conquistadores myth
That colors the morning exuberantly
With exotics wars and phony fathers
Like a fine lady strolling along a rotten street
I...
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Categories:
cuban, history, people
Form:
Free verse
This Poem May Kill Me, Or NotNotes: I am putting the notes upfront, suicide is no laughing matter, however, anything that makes it something that can be discussed I think is...
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Categories:
cuban, depression, introspection, lonely, psychological,
Form:
Light Verse
Freedom FightersWe are the freedom fighters, fighting for survival
Hopefully the next generation follow the same road in their arrival
I wanna make a list of the real...
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Categories:
cuban, black african american, freedom,
Form:
Rhyme
The Delayed Flight HomeUpon revelation’s flight
Under Orion’s focus
I witness a fiery glow towards familiar horizons.
‘Tis no sunrise
It is a striking reality.
My saddened retinas witness monochromatic pitchforks,
Desolated screams,
Embellished declarations...
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Categories:
cuban, life, people, slam,
Form:
Free verse
Skin I'M In Part TwoOnly little black girl at school and her white friends admired her ‘tan’
–“I'm brown all over” she told them, proudly motioning to all...
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Categories:
cuban, black african american, education,
Form:
I do not know?
The Amistad MutinyThe Amistad Mutiny
Slavery, a dirty word no matter how it’s pronounced:
Abducted and herded to the slave fortress of Lomboko1 for trade.
To be tossed in chains...
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Categories:
cuban, africa, america, history, racism,
Form:
Verse