Short Italia Poems

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


Italia

Italia, Italia
I write to you with bated breath
How I long to step in your sand
Sink down to the souls,
Of my ancestors,

Il sole e la sabbia 

Your sand in my feet
Your sun in my eyes
Italia, you are my home.
The one I have yet to reach

Nevertheless, my heart belongs to Italia
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Soccer Blues

Germany came out in their usual black and white
as the fans screamed with delight
 Italia   came in white and blue
ready to play as the whistle blew
 the Germans were favored to win the game
but went down one, from a header it came
Losing now and put on the spot
but went down again from a laser like shot
they scored one later it was true
but in the end the black and white's were blue
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Why Sicily Accepted Erie

To see the earthly resentment 
Of Ireland 
In her American
Per chase of the heart
Down to lent 
Repent in sayings before
Ashed inscription
Told
Without reply she walks in a sun

Fide et Amore, Italia

Aetheistic concealed brevity
Reluctant canvas of poetry


Projection of a middle path 
Project re deck
Stacks end racks
Build out change
Sisters of in mate position
Split same lunch run ons

Premium Member Living Italia Written by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

Growing up Italia 
stone walk ways 
villages with garden 
walls floral pastel 
creeping across 

olive branches 
picking merlot 
from the trees 
soft leather straps 
surrounding my 

bronzed feet espresso 
fountains leaving a faint 
aroma the scent of coffee 
for miles Italian icy 
naturally churn ancient 

ruins enhances my sight 
Venice pour into valleys 
and canals while Vicenza 
always seems to call 


Written by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen
Form: Verse

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