Short Colombian Poems

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


Breakfast

before 
i could
finish
her
sticky
bun
she

licked
my fingers
and asked
would you
love some
Colombian
coffee
Form:


Ped I Cure

how many Polish
people does it
take to polish
a Colombian
woman's
toes???

i don't
know but
i'm Irish and
Italian so it just
takes one one of 
me and one if her
Form:

Pottery People

i hate to
because
i want to

stay
awake
for to take

you
by the
hand and

shape
your clay
into a vase

you
needn't be
Ming Dynasty

for you
you please
me just being

Colombian
Form:

Impromptu

just saying
chianti
makes me
sound 
so
Italian

but instead
of
buongiorno
my morning
is 
buenos dias

wine
replaced by
her
Colombian
coffee colored
eyes

i gave up
caffeine
but will
gladly drink
her cream
and my wine
Form:

A Fine Wine

getting drunk
drinking her
fermented sweat

mixed with
a bouquet
of musk with

an aftertaste
unrelated
to anything ever

to touch
my palette
sweet but dry

she's full bodied
with a bite
of cinnamon spice

she goes down
smoothly aged
to perfection

a vintage
Colombian
1994
Form:


I Thought- First Mistake

i kept thinking
like Jeopardy
the answer is
the question

so i said who
are you for one
hundred dollars
so i answered and

then asked for
the next but on
the same series
just more money

until i got close
to the five hundred
dollar answer i
questioned

what is
the category
and no sh
it it was

beautiful
Colombian
Muses you
want to

know
Form:

Premium Member Coffee Vape

Coffee Vape 
Liquid smoke. 
Coffee tobacco. 
Coffee K-Cup. 
Stress, let it go. 
Coffee is a habit. 
But not bad. 
Coffee vape. 
Smoke liquid flavor late. 
Chemical nicotine. 
Coffee everyday. 
Wake up to the aroma. 
Coffee forever. 
Colombian flavored vape. 
Smoke coffee grains. 
Sun shoots rays through the sky. 
Smoke travels high. 
Addictive coffee chemical. 
5000 puffs.
Form: Rhyme

Impromptu

the power
of my mind
allows me to
shape the clay
made from your
dirt and my tears

confused
thinking i was
using Colombian
marble pressing thumbs
and fingers shaving flakes
and pieces making a stone idol

idly buying 
by using pesos
to purchase that
which valuelessly is
time itself which is timeless
and when finished will sit atop

my 
mantle
a memento
molded not knowing
might what the ending be
in abstract i see her flesh figure

in
mud
Form:

Premium Member Columbia South America


Columbia South America

So stunning, this inviting street seemed!
With reptilian powers, it crawled into my
imaginative dreams.

I created the people who were living there.
Sipping their dark, magical, delicious Colombian coffee on sun-cooked chairs.

The mens’ sparkling, hypnotic eyes were
far, far, beyond any sensual compare!
I adore going to bed and closing my eyes…

~~If my heart has the courage to dare!~    
                        9/22/2025

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