Short Cabana Poems

Short Cabana Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cabana by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cabana by length and keyword.


Premium Member Haiku 73

hot summer day
blistering sun
soaked shirt

hot sand
island beach
flip flops

cool drink
under cabana
parched lips
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Encouragement

I want to sleep, life in the cabana But she wants to meet by the veranda The meeting was set Encouraged I get Then I slip, from a rotten banana
Russell Sivey
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sassy Savannah Lassie

That sassy young lassie from Savannah She wound up in Cuba's old Havana Playing fine flamenco guitars Rolling pricey high-class cigars And shacking with men in her cabana.
written June 23, 2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Santa From Atlanta

There was a guy whose nickname was Santa
That hailed from the great state of Atlanta 
.              Who acted like scrooge
              And a huge, loud stooge
     Now he lived; near beach in a cabana 








12-23-2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Ruins of a Beautiful Evening

While I sip tea sitting in my cabana, enjoying the nature
I watch two deer playing joyfully as the sun shares
My lovely neighbors are barbequing 
Venison is on the menu...I have tears  





Writing Challenge 5, March 2019, Four Lines-Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Dear Heart 
3-24-2019
Form: Quatrain


I Love Lucy

Lucy and Ricky had a television show
She was hilarious with Ethel and Fred
Her vita vita vegimen and chocolate delight
Made everyone laugh all night

Ricky was a cabana singer 
Who played bongos on the Lucy show
He could never figure out what Lucy was up to
Until the end of the I Love Lucy show
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Bananas

There was a lady from Montana
Who fell in love with a banana,                
Which had such an appeal 
She felt urged to reveal
They planned to elope to Havana.

She rented a seaside cabana
Nested between beach and savanna.
At a party she threw
Came a Chiquita new
And the new two flew to Montana.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Summer of My Youth

Listen to poem:
long awaited summer
school let out
freedom within my grasp

a new pool next
to the sauna cabana
built by dad

life was perfect

little did i know
youth was slipping
through my fingers



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology book ~LOOKING BACK~ 2023

AP: Honorable Mention 2022, Honorable Mention 2021

Premium Member You Make My Day Palpable

Italian memory of my heart
summer respite of my dreams
You make my regular days palatable
I take a deep breath and am back in seconds
hearing the squeal of the seagulls
in the cabana, wearing my cutest swimsuit
so glad I have the photos
which help me in my daily meditations
I see the orange geraniums, smelling their fragrance
which always steers my imagination back to the land of love

Quintana

there was a girl from Havana
her name was Ms. Quintana
she liked watching men from her cabana
scatily dressed in only bandanas

all those young men in their Speedos
put a rise in her labido
those hot guys made her crazy
then everything just got hazy

when she stood up and almost fainted
a hansome young man got acquainted
as he reached out to catch her fall
she know he was the best one of all

Cabana

Hot summer nights
With you is alright
Under the cabana
Talking all night

Happy is what I feel
I know you’ll never ever leave 
Cus’ were as strong as steal

Cold winter days
I wish could stay
To spend with you
As we lay 

Oh everything’s alright
On any kind of night
Either in a cabana
Under stars that are bright
Or in a city
With the bright city lights
Oh it doesn’t matter 
As long as I’m with you
To love and hold tight
Form: Rhyme

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