Short Mexicans Poems

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


Mexicana

soy mexicana and proud to be
speaking good english
and spanish fluently
its amazing the stares
and the frowns
while people sit beside
me and put mexicans down...


mexicana born and raised.


Premium Member All Russians Love Chili

All Russians love chili.
How do you know?
I met one once.

All Mexicans love bluebirds.
How do you know?
I heard from my cousin.

All Whites love Trump.
I am white.
I know.

My teeth cringe.

The Lettuce Workers

The Lettuce Workers


Somewhere in California
a midnight one-eyed bus shoots

lettuce farm past lettuce farm
to abutment and a kiss. 
Now the morning papers cry 

15 sleeping Mexicans
glowed an hour or more.


Donal Mahoney

To Be Remembered

The Mexicans have a phrase
“Feo fuerte y formal”
Which means 
“He was ugly, strong and had dignity”
And was how John Wayne wanted to be remembered

When the dust has cleared
And I am at my final rest
I wonder if this phrase will apply.


© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Flat Wrong

The Spanish had armadas; the Americas, flotillas. The Amazon has capybara; the Andes has chinchillas. Kentucky has its sassafras; Madagascar has vanilla. Napoleon lost at Waterloo; Frazier, in Manila. Will a person tell the Mexicans how to pronounce tortilla?
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Trump In the Nether Nether

TRUMP IN THE NETHER NETHER

If irate American born Mexicans were to rally together,
Around the world, they could perhaps cunningly tether,
Possibly calm, an uncaring, inhumane disliked leader
Maybe curb the actions of this Mexican bleeder,
Or, banish him forever to the land of nether, nether!

2nd Limerick of a trilogy
Form: Limerick

Trump's Wall

He promised that the Mexicans
Would pay for that damned wall,
Not our federal employees
Who now could lose it all;
So much major grandstanding
Built on years of lies
As he tries to turn our heads
From his Russian allies;
It’s not about stopping folks
From entering our towns,
Just a dog whistle to his kind
Who simply hate all browns.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Paeon To a Texas Victory

I sing the joy of victory won this day at San Jacinto.
General Sam Houston and his men defeated a large armed force.
Mexicans were defeated at this run by a "rudimento".
They did not watch for Texans who could attack now from a new course.
Travis and friends are finally now repaid for their well spent lives.
Soldiers did fall defending a brick town structure fore help arrives.
war
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 Tijuana Rain Puts Me Into a Mood

Tijuana rain puts me into a siesta like mood
I sit by the window allowing her to lull me to sleep
relaxing the way only Mexicans know how to relax
releasing troubles, trials and tribulations of this week

my roommates tiptoe around me, shushing each other
I appreciate their concern, feeling their love and tolerance.
she is pretty when she sleeps, one says, which surprises me.
I slip gently into dreamland, unaware now of the others.

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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