Short Portugal Poems

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


Love Is Giving

Love is divine
Love is giving
Seek no swap
Enhance your mental range
Love not for exchange.
	---
Sintra, Portugal 24-01-2015
Form: Tanka


Obscurity

What is hidden?
Behind your smile on lips
Wet eyes revealing
Smile’s sunshine concealing
Both on different page.

Sintra, Portugal 22/01/15
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tips To Portugal Enjoyment

Please see Gulf of Cadiz
Praia da Rocha Beach
Tour port cellars and bridges
hop-on hop-off buses make travel easy
take oh my cod food tour with Ricardo in Lisbon

Living Poem

E-yes
R-ead
R-ighteousness
O-f
L-iving

P-oem
O-n
R-eal
T-ime
U-nder
G-od
A-lmighty's
L-ook

Topic: Birthday of Errol Portugal (April 17) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Poem of Righteous Topic

B-eautiful
E-xpression
N-icely
G-ives

P-oem
O-f
R-ighteous
T-opic
U-sing
G-reat
A-crostic
L-ine

Topic: Birthday of Beng Portugal (June 19) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Baffle

B-affle
E-nemy's
N-asty
G-rime

P-uzzling
O-nerous
R-abidity
T-o
U-pend
G-lobal
A-ilment's
L-ink

Topic: Birthday of Beng Portugal (June 19) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Sterling Poem

J-ust
E-agerly
S-cribe
S-terling

P-oem
O-f
R-emarkable
T-ruth
U-sing
G-reat
A-crostic
L-ine

Topic: Birthday of Jess G. Portugal (February 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member 2018 Fifa World Cup -Portugal Vs Spain

Costa, Nacho goals
first World Cup VAR decision-
Ronaldo hat trick






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

No Picture of Rain

E-arly 
M-orn 
A-nd 
L-ight 
E-xpress 
N-o 

P-icture 
O-f 
R-ain 
T-o 
U-se 
G-low 
A-nd 
L-oveliness 

Topic: Birthday of Emalen Portugal (July 24) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Great Acrostic Line

E-xcellent
M-use
A-bout
L-ove
E-mploys
N-ice

P-oem
O-f
R-ighteous
T-opic
U-sing
G-reat
A-crostic
L-ine

Topic: Birthday of Emalen Portugal (July 24) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

A Little Bit of What I Am

I'm from Portugal ...
  I'm an enlightenment but
  i am not french,
  i appreciate beatles but
  I am not English...
  But I am not a "mass",
  I'm a bridge, I'm not
  nihilist, I'm Kant ...

Glee and Laughter

J-oyful
E-xpression's
S-weet
S-tatement

P-oetically
O-ffers
R-ighteous
T-heme
U-sing
G-lee
A-nd
L-aughter

Topic: Birthday of Jess G. Portugal (February 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Poem of Remembrance

J-ust 
E-njoy 
S-ensible 
S-tatement's 

P-oem 
O-f 
R-emembrance 
T-o 
U-nderstand 
G-ood 
A-crostic 
L-ines 

Topic: Birthday of Jess G. Portugal (February 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Proof of Refulgent Twinkle

A-nother
N-atural
N-ewness
A-ppear

L-etting
I-tself
S-hine
A-s

P-roof
O-f
R-efulgent
T-winkle
U-ses
G-low
A-nd
L-ight

Topic: Birthday of Anna Lisa R. Portugal (October 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Captured

Captured

His words sneak up on me
and I am in Portugal under
an almond tree, or at sea
in a ghost ship, or by the
gravesite of a poor
soul whose demise came
after climbing onto Jan’s page.

©Kathryn McLoughlin Collins
April 3, 2012

Awesome Poem of Scribe

A-uthor's
N-ice
N-ote
A-pplies

L-oveliness
I-n
S-cribe's
A-wesome

P-oem
O-nce
R-ighteous
T-heme
U-ses
G-reeting's
A-crostic
L-ine

Topic: Birthday of Anna Lisa R. Portugal (October 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Valley of Love

Lost in love’s valley
Like fragrance of a rose 
In the morning breeze
I’ll not be I then
I’ll then be you.

(Inspired by the seventeenth century mystic poet
 of Sindh Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai’s poetry)

Sintra, Portugal 25/01/15
Form: Tanka

Unpopular Questions Number 3 of 2020

Glorious Spain after 1492, and the cost
Long forgotten, but for Bartolomeo de Las Casas
O the lie of OUR WORK ETHIC! How did Catholic Iberia
Rule the Americas (1492 -1898), dominate Europe?
You can rule, too, if you enslaved all of the Americas!
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A poison in Portugal

A small population, familiar situation a testbed with
Health terror
A reason?  the motive of jeering part of instigation.?
No to disscussion 'from the ( eu ) this all comes.' as to
The highest death rate per capita, it appears this nation
Succumbs.?
Form: Rhyme

Pet-Sit Panics

The Millipede Parade

Left home pet sitting, I felt unlucky.
One dog got sick and days became yucky.
Vacation in Portugal
Fun loving dreamy dazzle –
Then came the millipede parade…Whoopee!

NOTE: MILLIPEDES CAN BE A PROBLEM IN PORTUGAL...A BIG PEST!
Form: Limerick

Imported

My scarf’s from Killarney.
My car’s from Japan.
My glasses - from Denmark
(And not on my plan!)

My shoes are from China
(Which was a surprise).
My baking dish - Portugal,
Sweet for the eyes.

Today is Thanksgiving,
America’s day.
Importing it all
Is America’s way.
Form: Rhyme

No Water

No water

The land is thirsty in Portugal.
Dams are like wadies 
despair and dust 
not yet noticed by city dwellers.
Flush their loos with enthusiasm
buy potable water
At the supermarket
More expensive than wine.
Meanwhile, tourists
Love Portugal
Naturally, they didn’t come
For rain.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

A Small Argument

a little argument in Portugal

at the pharmacy
a man tried to get in front of me
I would have none of it
We had words.
But something he said 
Stuck in my mind;
We don´t like you (foreigners) 
We only tolerate you.
The people at the pharmacy
Fell silent.
I had the sense they agreed with him.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Souls In Heaven

Souls in Heaven.

First, was Neda, then Sahar, now Mahsa.
She was forced to bend her soul.
Once again, a woman died.
The government's sordid role.

Mahsa's death in custody,
Must be steadfastly investigated.
So Ebrahim Raisi said.
Once again, Iranians will feel frustrated.

Raul Máximo da Silva
Portugal
© Raul Silva  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatern

In Memory of My Beloved Aunt

In Memory of my Beloved Aunt.

Someone I loved
Recently,  left  me
She is now in Heaven
Where the human evil,
She cannot see.

In God’s Kingdom
Now, she can rest
We pray for her soul
We do our best.

I am very sad, 
I was her niece
I know that my Aunt
Is now, resting in peace.


Raul Máximo da Silva
Portugal
© Raul Silva  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Quatern

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