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Short Sicily Poems

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


Dad Did Go To Sleep
Dad Did Go to Sleep

Dad did go to sleep
He now lies in ocean deep
While I weep and weep.

My Dad was killed on Aircraft Carrier
Intrepid CNV-11 now in New York
harbor as a museum where a debate
was help. He is now buried in 200 feet
of water off of Sicily. I was 15 and had
3 sisters and two brothers when he died.
Jim Horn...

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Categories: sicily, sad, sea,
Form: I do not know?



Come, My Shooting Star
Come, my shooting star,
Open my door,
As the night is so long in your absence,

Come, my sweet dove,
Open my poem,
As my verses are so sad, in your absence,

Come, my silk angel,
Spread your wings,
To take me to the sky of Sicily tomorrow, 

Come, my zither, come,
Open your music,
The one, the only one, that makes my heart vibrate...

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Categories: sicily, 9th grade, appreciation, love,
Form: Free verse
My Dad Really Did Die
My Dad Really Did Die

My dad is buried in the sea so deep, 
Off of Sicily where he now does sleep;
God, there please comfortably keep, 
While I am counting more sheep.

Jim Horn

Drowned off of the Intrepid CVN-11
in Mediterranean. CPO Arthur F. Horn,
AOC, August 7, 1956 and missing at
sea for 3 weeks before his body
washed up on shore....

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Categories: sicily, allegory, analogy, death,
Form: Couplet
My Ocean Wave
My Ocean Wave

Sounds to me like my ocean wave,
Where sailors died and is their grave;
Over my dad's grave it does flow;
Was to us such a serious blow.

Near Sicily location is two miles off of;
200 feet below body of one we love;
Now rests there where he does reside,
And beloved country he bravely died.

All true. CPO Arthur F. Horn Aircraft 
Carrier Intrepid....

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Categories: sicily, allegory, analogy, death,
Form: Couplet
Sogaml
Son of God and My Lord

When I want to be bold and much braver,
Always bright being on my best behavior;
Looked all around;
Guess who I found?
Jesus Son of God also my Lord and Savior.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

And once a War Orphan because 
my dad died on Carrier Intrepid
while on active duty. His body is
buried off of Sicily. Amen...

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Categories: sicily, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick



How Do I
How do I
To breathe?
To see the shooting stars?
To eat the pineapple
On my pizza?

How do I
To write to mom,
To sleep 
In Chicago?
To drive a Ferrari?

How do I
To love Montaigne?
How about scallops?
To travel to Sicily?

How do I 
Without you, huh?
To think?
To believe in tomorrow?
To make my poem heard
Beyond the mountains, huh?

How do I 
Without you
To write my poem?...

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Categories: sicily, 9th grade, love, poets,
Form: Free verse
Impromptu
in a café
in a city
of a country
who knows which
one she has picked

never seen
never been
but longing
to belong to what
she already belongs

linguistically
mixed up silly
Spanish
in Sicily
laughing

otra
to altro
but
vino
stays the same

vida
and vita
so close 
for a toast
drink more

so that
cheers
becomes
from salud
to cin cin

drunken
slurs
of
gracias
to grazie...

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Categories: sicily, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Light Within the Heart
Power behind the middle of the heart Incredible feats that it carries out Every day, inside, outside, with each part There is a light that tells what it’s about The heart levees strength that is strong and stout Even through the city, love is within me My surroundings brings me to Sicily Where hearts beam with a great, mighty white light My life is warm with heartbeats that truly Mend all hearts, working with wonderful sight
Russell Sivey...

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Categories: sicily, life, love, places,
Form: Dizain

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