Short Hasta La Vista Poems
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Prankster impulsive and brazenly,
put his foot out tripping too hastily,
Arnie in pursuit,
fool messing his suit,
last words heard; "hasta la vista baby!"
Civilly shivily,
Golden State voters said
they should have Arnold
to lead them, you bet!
Hasta la vista Babe,
gubernatorial
Big Terminator is
not finished yet.
A Mexican parrot clever and wise
escaped his dreadful cage in Van Nuys
He flew out of the Valley
back to old Mexicali
singing: Hasta la vista, you guys!
Written 2/19/22
She told him that she was pregnant with his baby.
"Say What? " he said, "You kidding me?"
Her silence reenforced that she was speaking truthfully.
His last words to her were, "Hasta La Vista Baby,"
and alas, another dad is born a deadbeat.
Going in mall, buying her book
My heart's thrilled by her gleeful look
On the food court, together, we ate
Chewing and chatting until late
But then, it's time to say goodbye
I felt my heart wanted to cry
Until then, hasta la vista
Next time we eat salad and pasta
Alien Invasion
In Miami the invasion must be complete
Where did they come from and are they green?
Signs are everywhere
In shop windows signs read
“We speak English also”
How did they learn so quick?
How did they adapt so fast?
I understand they come from Cuba
A planet I’m not familiar with
One of them approached me today with
“Hasta la vista baby”
I guess that means the invasion is complete
All I could say was, “Take me to your leader”
And accepted my defeat