Short Spaniard Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Dali

Spaniard Salvador Dali
a surrealist he came to be
With  ego & flamboyancy he did persist
this moustachiod self-publicist
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Clerihew Gris

Spaniard Juan Gris
with an early death his cubism ceased
Many faceted a bit like Picasso
'Possibilities of Painting' his credo
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Tapies

Spaniard Antoio Tapies
taught himself with great ease
He mixed materials so very coarse
useful for expressing ideas with such force
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Five Lines Or Less

compelled to take

a photo of a Spaniard

and his lovely bride. . . 

    decades later learning of

           their fame and sad demise
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Koolio

There once was a Spaniard called Julio
Who was just as slippery as oleo
And so was his brief
Claims his client's no thief
When he gets of he always cheers koolio
Form: Limerick


Chattering Spaniard

There was a young man from Majorca,
   Who was an annoying incessant talker,
 His friends found a pool and threw him in
 But sadly for them they just couldn't win,
Wouldn't you know he could talk under water.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick: Once Right Spaniard Looking For a Job

Limerick: Once right Spaniard looking for a job

Once right Spaniard looking for a job
Found nothing in his country to rob:
He crossed the Pyrenées
Left he turned on his knees:
They made him King sans his shedding a sob!

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member God Answers

God answers
a Spaniard, a Moor
men who seek Him in prayers 
the Bible makes it clear, in many layers 

he father of the original bearer 
O friar, O my brother 
the son of Anai 

God answers
its Basque origins, 
it was a medieval Basque 
Catalunya with Arabic elements
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

She

she is a sparkling jewel 

all can see her shimmer 

she is a throb of daffodils

and lilies in the garden shore

she is a captivating police

and arrest my Spaniard eyes

she is a word spectalamo!

and that is still unheard of

she has got strength in her smile

and it spreads to everyone around her

yet she is for me...

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