Montego Poems - Poems about Montego

Our sun's a nuclear furnace, keeps us warm every day Sure hope so or we soon could go skating on Montego Bay Imagine if it burned out Sunscreen companies would pout On top of that, our heating bill would cause much dismay...

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Our sun is a nuclear furnace, keeps us warm every day Sure hope so or we soon could go skating on Montego Bay Imagine if it burned out Sunscreen companies would pout On top of that, our heating bill would cause much dismay...

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Imagine creamy white sands and crystal clear sea Warm sun bathes your back as you wander free Your hammock is swaying to the great Reggae beat That fills the air with rhythm so sweet. Montego Bay is the place to be at You are welcome, how ‘bout a friendly chat Leave all your troubles come join the fun Our music is special...

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Golden like honey slowly the sunlight drips On the sweet horizon of a sea tongue licking Evening's rouge splattered and fragranted lips. And like restless crab claws on stone clicking I hear time in the blue silence of sea and sky: She goes fresh in her frivolous hedonic fantasy Away with days undone deeds, and drudged tasks Yet in lavished evening the...

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I hear the panting of the feet Like calypso music, breathless and sweet The rhumba playing in the heart And diverse tongues caught by the web of art Same as the mento of the sea Same as the mento of the sea Campbell, Sutta, Cliffy and I Sweet guineps, or mangoes and sun's silver eye Pressed by the weight of enterprise We trafficked dreams,...

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