Short Caribbean Sea Poems

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Premium Member August 25, 1971 - Part 5 -

LOVE stands still , the Sun does not set in SORROW
The deep Caribbean Sea took LENORE from Me 
In a Rainbow, Her Soul lies hidden in Kaleidoscope, Coral

ALWAYS and FOREVER YOUR Liege, with LOVE…HG

                       To Be Continue
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Cocoanut

(Event poem)

Fish a floating cocoanut from edge of Caribbean Sea
Hux the outermost part with machete
See its brown hairy shell hard as a rock
Pierce its eyes, which will rain healing water
Cut out the white meat for lunch or dessert
Create some ornament from its polished shell.

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Premium Member COCONUT OF THE CARIBBEAN

Fish a floating coconut from edge of the Caribbean Sea
Hux the outermost part with a machete
See its brown hairy shell hard as a rock,
Pierce its eyes, which will rain healing waters.
Cut out the white meat for lunch or dessert!
Create some ornament from its polished shell.

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The Caribbean

small islands surround by the caribbean sea
from the greater and lesser antilles
Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, Guyana just to name a few
the place where tourist comes to see the caribbean view
music, beaches, sports our culture they come to see
from that hard labour they want to be free.


Demeter  Edwards

Premium Member Mermaids Hated Her Now

Pink octopus turned herself into an exquisitely beautiful woman.
She had round fat circular tentacle curls and fair skin, best of all, feet.
The mermaids were jealous as Pink lifted herself out of the Caribbean Sea.
She turned and gave them a thumbs up with her new left thumb.
They cheered wildly, which was fake. They truly hated her now.


Premium Member The Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula

I am the prettiest tarantula in the Caribbean Sea
My web is the most intricate of my kind, a cone in a tree.
When I get larger my tummy turns red, and my legs turn purple-green.
Anole lizards are my absolutely favorite cuisine.



Written 8-29-2018                          Personification Poem                        Sponsor: Tania Kitchin

Campo Alegre Reprint

Campo Alegre re-printed

Under the houses on stilt
That has no sewers
And built for whores
To service sailors in Curacao
A dry barren island
In the Caribbean Sea
Pigs live under the houses
Grew big and ugly
When one is slaughtered 
The meat tastes of drunk
Seamen’s vomit
And cheap perfume
That hides
The grotesque sex
In the name of need
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Imagism

Campo Alegre

Campo Alegre re-printed

Under the houses on stilt
That has no sewers
And built for whores
To service sailors in Curacao
A barren island
In the Caribbean Sea
Pigs live under houses
Grew big and ugly
When one is slaughtered 
The meat tastes of a drunk
Seamen’s vomit
And cheap perfume
That hides
The grotesque sex
In the name of need
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Related Tears

Born in a Dream of Mankind, We flow in a river of Sorrow
We do not Fear Death; we have lived yesterday, today, Tomorrow
The Future, we see  passing by , Stopping  to smell the “Floral” 
Yet; we survived  after drowning, in a Caribbean Sea of : “ Coral “

          With LOVE for ALL : YOUR Liege…HG ( Harry )

                           To Be Continued
Form: Rhyme

Happy For Some

A happy place…for some

Under the houses on stilt
That had no sewers
And was built for whores
To service sailors in Curacao 
A dry, barren Island
In the Caribbean sea.
Pigs lived under the houses
 Grew big and ugly. 
When one of them was 
slaughtered
Its meat tastes of drunk
Seamen`s vomit and
A cheap perfume that hides
The grotesque sex 
In the name of need.

Jack Sparrow

Jack Sparrow
Jack is the coolest pirate of all,
I wonder he never brushes his teeth at all.
Caribbean sea he goes around,
he finds the treasure but never digs a ground.
He has a ship of his own,
Never does he leave it to drown.
 His ship is as cool as him,
He has umpteen weapons to trim.
Jack looks so creepy for all who see him,
Sailors are scared but I still love him!
Form: Rhyme

Under the Cancun Sun

Under the Cancun sun,
on the Yucatan peninsula,
relaxing at the Blue Bay Club,
sipping Margaritas.
Glorius early morning beach,
I set out for a morning run,
soft white sand tingles beneath my feet,
under the cancun sun.
This unsurpassable paradise,
the Caribbean sea of turquoise waves,
I dreamingly feast my eyes,
upon this magical place,
right beneath the Cancun sun.

Premium Member Relaxing Into Wisdom of the Sea

if there was ever a perfect day, this was that day
I plunged into the Caribbean Sea, now a mermaid
She greeted me with the cool hug of an old friend
Her waters were as clear as glass, I was home!

There were no sounds on the beach today.
I was the only one here, feeling God’s presence
As I swam, my troubles and worries fell away
Swallowed by the sea, I relaxed into her wisdom

Premium Member American Language - 1 - Ought - 1

I paid a buck for a Buck skin Coat
I watched a Duck, duck the propellers  of a Boat
I’ve seen the Tears ; of Tears in my Heart* 
I See the Caribbean Sea  Tear my Life Apart
                 To be Cont.
I know ; very bad of me , I Dedicate this to myself in Celebration of going back to school
For a bachelors’ Degree in English LOVE YOU ALWAYS and FOREVER, YOUR Eternal Liege…Harry
Form: Rhyme

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