Puerto Poems - Poems about Puerto

Oh! No, they should never talk about Borinquén Puerto Rico, Porto Rico in such an evil fashion PR swims in the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea With other exquisite islands like Cuba, Jamaica, and Haiti Puerto Rico is a gorgeous Caribbean Archipelago With high mountains. Oh! Yes, wonderful Puerto Rico Has perfect blue and white sky, tropical rainforests Crystal clear water...

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Written By: D. Collins 5/22/24 My Boom-Box played this beautiful collab. Two blood brothers rapping like we never had. Talent is talent, and it ain't my fault. They mastered the 187 on an undercover cop. An NWA remix with a Puerto Rican twist. A touch of Heavy D. with a dot that doesn't miss. They're native New Yorkers,...

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The museum had a festive treat – A Puerto Rican band, With drums and one maraca, Beats that we could understand. The leader on the primo* drum Explained about their style And the only female taught a dance; In just a little while… We visitors all left our seats And, following her moves, We all (including little kids) Soon found our special grooves. Though I,...

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I’m a coqui frog from Puerto Rico. Noisiest amphibian as you know. I’m an inch long With a mighty song. My hundred decibel call scares a foe....

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Welcome to Puerto Rico You do not know Spanish? No problem. We will help you every step of the way. Almost everybody here speaks two languages. Reds, greens, blues, yellows Colors flash from every direction Each porch has multi-colored pots and plants. My artist’s heart leaps with joy at the beauty of this place. Watch out for the potholes! Rent a jeep, and...

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Dancing in time, bringing in the heartfelt holiday Wafts of women in full traditional costume of Puerto Rico Gyrating in the streets, teasing the crowd with their prowess From old to young, they make their point in colorful garb. Boy children and men standing around in the night Pretending not to notice the wafts of women who are now...

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sweet puerto rico dancing with brilliant colors oranges blues yellows...

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En Mi Viejo San Juan!  *In My Old San Juan"              ~I Just Dreamt~ Of an old, delicious flame from Puerto Rico. Strutting in his own unique, Very sexy way.  Perfect hair, perfect suit. Oh, he was just stunning. Gliding, it seemed with his, tall and oh, so perfect body. His soft, dark skin too perfect  to describe. His lips, tastier than the best cotton...

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Chaos In Puerto Rico In Puerto Rico living conditions became crude; Was without much water or enough for food; We were bare to bone; Out things were thrown; All we had was Trump who us liked to delude. Jim Horn...

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In the darkness of the night I see your star shine bright I hear the cries of our people trying to be seen as equal I feel your resilient heart being torn apart the desperation, indignation, exasperation They insult us with their words their ignorance, unconcern, and condemnation but despite it all, we shall rise and never compromise The pure hearts that we share The...

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Horn Puerto Rico Haiku All over Puerto Rico exists everywhere, People who need our comfort and care; Worry and fear, There and here; All they do have is sadness and despair. Need things so their problem to be solved; American military must become involved; Them will greet; Not suffer defeat; With their efforts problems are resolved. People in Puerto Rico are literally dying, And caring for children...

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Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Have you survived the storm ? The hurricanes the hurricanes no mercy do they show. We ask eternal question what have we done wrong Don't blame yourselves,it's no ones fault Nor punishment from God Time and unforeseen occurance I've learned be falls us all. Prayers are the saving hope Prayers for our souls....

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orange and yellow vivid hues predominate in the tropic spring anaranjado y amarillo vividas tonalidades que predominan la primavera tropical 4-4-2016...

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Proyecto de tren instantaneo entre Santiago y Puerto Montt by Nicanor Parra, Translated by T. Wignesan Soliloquio del Individuo by Nicanor Parra, Translated by T Wignesan (Homage to Nicanor PARRA, 1914-2018, the Chilean ANTI-POET, winner of the "Cervantes Prize" (the highest literary honour for writers in Spanish), four times nominated for the Nobel Prize, studied Physics...

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Faces smiling, nodding politely At words they don't seem To understand, Show me pictures, Showing the richness of A faraway distant land, Multicoloured motor cars, Brown apartments Rising high in Puerto Rican skies....

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