Copacabana Poems - Poems about Copacabana

...We all need sun, O white pulp Pineapple and soft light, mango Me first, then the policeman, then Solène, We need a long Brazilian nap, in Bahia or on the fine sand of Copacabana. The tanned sk......

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...There's a sweet young lady named Jill for whom travel is such a big thrill. She sees many places and lots of kind faces in Asheville, Nashville, Seattle and Seville, Belleville, Louisville and......

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...18 I know there are no answers in Saint Germain des Prés Or in Copacabana, nor on the top of Everest, That’s why we’re listening to Albert Camus, That we eat frog legs, There is no respon......

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...Bolsonaro was president of Brazil from 2019 to 2023. Former army officer and right-wing nationalist who revered Brazil's 1964–1985 military rule. Jair Bolsonaro sought to arm a disarmed......

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...I adored being out on the immense, rushing sea, and I had myriad dreams, Like slumbering, yellow days of summer, with its vibrant, gorgeous themes. My dream was for a great sea adventure, when th......

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...If a beauty speaks in poetic word Then my language is look like The west sky rainbow If a beauty floats in poetic stream Then my note book is look like The horizon of Emerald Ocean If a bea......

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...What's a simple man like me Doing in this part of town Especially at a time like this When the sun is going down I crank my Barry Manilow Up on my cassette deck radio Letting all the boys ro......

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...Have you seen the part time plumber? He plumbs in winter and a pop-star in summer During a plumbing job, he will thrust out his spanner Singing into it “Copacabana”......

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...Wander in my poem, As if on the beaches of Copacabana. Lay down on every one of its words, as if on the warm, hazelnut sand. Let the sun color your skin and rest upon your back. Forget who you are, a......

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...Rio de Janeiro, a city by the shore: Home to Ipanema, Carnival and dance folklore. As a child, of you I read, from books that showed your Christ. Arms outstretched, He guards your days and lights ......

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