Short Cinco De Poems

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


Across the Border

Cinco de mayo, 
Fourth of July-o, 
The whole enchilada will do.
Pie in the sky-o, 	
Cleveland Ohio,
Ciudad Mexico, too.
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Premium Member Five and Two Posts

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light it up
hour glass countdown
quadruple meltdown
she keeps her lamp burning
but it's illegal 
3000 years

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Pinned hearts marked the origin of familiar narrative, of strangers' exploration for outside alternative.
Form: Rhyme

Buckeye

To celebrate Cinco de Maio
She set her vibrator on "Gyro"
It started to hum 
When in walked her mum
 Et voilà! The State of Ohio!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What to do on May 5th

Since Mexico cast off the French
Make sure a Corona to clench
And forgo the Merlot
On Cinco de Mayo
But buy beer which can a thirst quench
Form: Limerick


Warmth of Similarity

You remind me of a synchronized play of violins
Soothing to the vibrations they play
Your touch is the rhythm of a string 
hold me gently with similarity
© sun dazer  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Me Oh Mayo

Me and my friends down from Ohio

Just paying them back for what I owe

A little salt and lime

Plus three shots at a time 

Another drunk Cinco de Mayo
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Happy Fifth

Cinco de Mayo, five days into May
Celebrate with margheritas today
       Or break open a Fifth
       I offer as a gift
Have a fantastica day and shout "Ole'"
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Shall Comfort You-

Shall I comfort you Will you come be true And in mome ts view My visions hue Colors ever true I shall comfort you
4/26/30 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cinco De Mayo 75

From top to top
     of hills we skip,
And back again we came,
Hand in hand and
     Toe to tip,
Now we feel the same.

These thoughts to you
     My friend I send,
We always met befor the end.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Bipolar

BIPOLAR
Buoyant joyful spirits
but a garb, tormented
binary mind, prey to
betraying, grave  mood swings.
Brazeness doth  give way
brusquely to despondence;
blues to sadly,  hold sway.
Date Aug 16 2016
Name of contest 
PleiadesB
Form: Verse

Premium Member Air Scented with Tacos

This happened a few years ago. Lucky me.


My husband was sick and I’m stuck with Pa.
A celebration with this one wee flaw.
     I couldn’t have a drink,
     and I need a shrink.
Spent Cinco De Mayo with Dad-in-law.
Form: Limerick

Karma

I tie myself to you
But the ropes begin to burn our skin…
I hold you above the water,
But my grip begins to slip…
I try to save you from you’re a demons,
Though I’m a demon myself. 
My meaningful words,
That I so often come across 
Of I love you
Begin an avalanche 
Of distress and misery.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Mayday

Almost died myself the 1st of May, 2 years ago,
Seizing as I had another death of my ego.

Flashing forwards to first 4 days of May just a year ago,
I lost a cousin all because of sins of "the ego."

Suddenly remembering my grandfather who passed 2 years ago,
I recall how he was born post-war on Cinco De Mayo.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Twelve Months

Resolutions- Let's Have A Toast! 
Flowers & Hearts! 
Top O' The Mornin' To Ya! 
Don't Be Fooled! 
Cinco De Mayo! 
The Longest Day Of The year! 
Fireworks Fly! 
Foliage Hues! 
Autumnal Equinox-Harvest Moon! 
Trick or Treat! 
Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, And Cranberry Sauce! 
To Your Health- Happy Holidays!
Form: List

The Pacific

The Pacific 

The ship was going down a water mountain
only to be met with another mountain and
going up and up, this dizzying dance no rest
only holding on for life hoping the Typhon 
would blow itself out.
Towards morning the see was simmering 
down leaving us to try working, but the talk 
in the mess hall was subdued.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Cinco De Mayo

Cinco de Mayo
At Mar-a-Lago
Is serving up Mexican lies

Trump welcomes us all
To pay for his Wall
In a scam each Republican buys

You know Wells Fargo
And Mar-a-Lago
Are models of integrity

Well,  that big Caravan
Is Cartel to a man
There is no true refugee! 

So forget the backlash
Just send Trump your cash
For a Wall that defines liberty!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Pointed Fingers

Fingers are wrongly pointed in accusation
Assuming poems are written for intimidation
Voices raised in needless defense cry aloud
As they huddle and mutter among the crowd

Consider how your allegations must sound
As you toss foolish words and slurs all around
Don't defame those whose troubles you don't know
You've no reason to sow weeds where poets grow
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fine Time To Write a Triolet

A year, twelve months...my fave is May 
When leaves are green and flowers bloom 
April showers have gone away 
A year, twelve months...my fave is May
Cinco De Mayo, my fave...day 
Flowers of fragrance in my room 
A year, twelve months...my fave is May
Fine time, to write...this triolet 


Celebrating May with a (Tree-O-Lay) Poetry Contest 
Sponsor Andrea Dietrich 
5-5-2019
Form: Triolet

Tasting Petals

I'm tasting the petals and hymn.
It's hard to know where to begin.
Except when my brain falls out and my hate comes in.
I'm tasting the petals and hymn.

I'm tasting the petals and hymn.
I just don't know where to begin.
This time it's my hate that's out and my brain that's in.
I'm tasting the petals and hymn.

I'm tasting the petals and hymn.

I'm tasting the petals and hymn.
Form: Ballad

Mask

A stranger
No one sees 
A mask that came to be
A different person 
Who Isn’t me 

Because of this mask 
I don’t feel free 
Trapped
Fearing no one 
Will like the real me

I feel like a stranger
So out of place
A fake smile upon my face

Outside I look fine
Even though 
I’m hurting inside

I smile when i’m sad
I laugh when I want to cry 
Because of this mask 
That I hide behind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cinco De Mayo

In 1862, Mexicans were elated As the French army was decimated Today is Cinco de Mayo Tacos—free Pico de gallo! The Battle of Puebla is celebrated Emperor Maximillian was fooled by the Mexicans he thought he ruled Carlota the Queen, insane Died in France from her pain After a firing squad had ensued
Note: The Chapultepec Castle: Maximilian and Carlota´s Love Story
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cinco De Mayo

In 1862, Mexicans were elated
As the French army was decimated
Today is Cinco de Mayo
Tacos—free Pico de gallo!
The Battle of Puebla is celebrated

Emperor Maximillian was fooled 
by the Mexicans he thought he ruled 
Carlota, the Queen, insane  
Died back in France from her pain
After a firing squad had ensued

  

Note: The Chapultepec Castle: 
Maximilian and Carlota´s Love Story
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cinco De Mayo Western Haiku

Celebrations galore
throughout the hemisphere
worldly delight

Bright sunny day
temperatures mild
blissful happenings

Joyous occasion
bolstering freedom
laughs and smiles

Universal principles
thorough determination
brings vivacity

The wind 
from heaven's height
filled with happiness, gaiety

Life's responsibilities
can at times
be pleasurable

Evening fosters a
delightful night
enjoying placidity
Form: Haiku

Cinco De Mayo

south of the border festivals of other - times no borders but LIFE.
Viva Mexico Today Fifth of May Because you observe
LORD may we share some fetes of others - taste the joys we lost with culture
NOTE: Mexicans and Mexican-Americans observe 5th of May as a fun holiday. Shalom and Blessings to all nations, and each individual, especially those whose spouses or parents failed them at any point. RISE for you have a TESTimony PTL
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

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