Short Chile Poems

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


Beans and Chile

its a meal thats the deal
 has a taste
that don't go to waste
 WHEN I EAT I SLEEP
and have dreams
of more M my namw wille
of
BEANS AND CHILE


Premium Member Chile

C herish and maintain 
H ope and faith
I n God our Father
L ord of all creation who rules
E ternally in every situation

FOR THE PEOPLE OF CHILE- hold on to your faith, regardless!
Form: Acrostic

Hail To Chile

Not 
Only
A
Poet
A
Diplomat
 A
Political 
Figure
But
Also
A
Nobel
Prize
Winner
For
His
Literature
Ladies
And
Gentlemen
Let's 
Give
A
Big
Applause
For
Mr
Pablo
Neruda

Woman Chile

Back then in the 70s' 
I was a woman-chile 
In hot pants, boots 
And a gypsy cut.  But,  
When I grow up 
(I'm seventy-seven) 
I want to marry 
Neil Young, go straight 
To heaven, be 
That old lady waitin'
For his knock 
On the door.  O 
Baby, can I  have 
Some more.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.

The Chile Honey Bees

Chile honey bees are buzzing
Up Across the U.S. nation
They had to stop only one time
At a local BP station

All the way up to Niagra
The falls are nice this time of year
Adding USB's to their force
They all seemed to be of good cheer

They stopped again for a concert
Sting and the BeeGees, in open air
All the way back down to Chile
Where the Honeybees hubbies were there!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Chile

Chile ha sido 
llamado la "Tierra de 
Lagos y Ríos."

Traducción: [Translation:]

[Chile has been called the "Land of Lakes and Rivers."]

Si tú estás en
Chile, y hace fresco, 
¡prueba el chile!

Traducción: [Translation:]

[If you are in Chile, and it's chilly, try the chilli!]

Recuento sílaba española por: [Spanish syllable count by:]

http://marello.org/tools/syllabifier/
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Life in Santiago de Chile

A city cradled in stony arms,
Where Andes rise in snowy charms.
The micro rushes past the gate,
With urban soul and mountain weight.
A, terremoto at the bar,
The evening star seems not so far.
Where bustle meets a quiet view,
And the old world turns to the modern new.
Bella Vista’s art in sight,
A bustling, humming, urban light.
From mountain peak to valley floor,
Santiago leaves you wanting more.
Form: Rhyme

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