Short Costa Poems

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


At Costa Coffee

Across the room
I fell in sudden love 
With the coffee smear
Lightly resting
On her top lip

A sudden love that 
Just as quickly
Disappeared when
She wiped it away
With her fingertip
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member 2018 Fifa World Cup - Brazil Vs Costa Rica

two stoppage-time goals
the good the bad the Neymar-
Los Ticos homebound






Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved.
Published 2018 in "2018 World Cup Senryu" via wattpad.com
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Birds of Costa Rica

Listen to poem:
birds of tropics
spread your wings
with divine grace
and vivid color

come to life
free your gleeful
cries of bounty
in lavish sea of
vibrant greens

closest thing
to paradise



AP: 1st place 2022, Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Dwarf Cloud Forest

Elfin forest, 
Hiding in Peru,
Waiting for fog drip

Gnarled trunks,
Lichens, ferns, orchids,
Mossy forest's trolls

Intense tree canopy
Keeping shy mountain gorilla's secrets
Holding raindrops hostage

Perpetual fog,
Adding a mystique 
of shadowed magic

Tropical delight
Heavily affected by
Global climate changes

Elfin forest,
Lending her mosses
To lead the way
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Costa Rican Sunrise

Costa Rican Sunrise Written: by Tom Wright 1/16/2014 What Tom sees At sunrise God’s handiwork is seen A pied image by the Master’s hand Into dangling palm branches green And loitering shadows shielding sand Soon revealing white capped breakers So wax your boards get ready to frolic Surf is rising, are there yet any takers God’s love through nature is symbolic
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member I'm Watching the Jousting at Warwick Castle with a Costa Cappuccino

horses, lances, arrows, fire
they reenact the war of the roses

the outdoor setting
has been erected next to Costa

outside on the ground
napkins, zarfs and stirrers 

and half the audience gets their
medieval caffeine hit 

that encourages us to yell and whoo-hoo
and pay attention to history

they encourage us to cheer and boo
and after all these years

with a cappuccino in my hand
i bellow 'long live the king' 

and it's socially okay

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