Short Tahiti Poems
Short Tahiti Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Tahiti by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Tahiti by length and keyword.
Did ever I tell you, sweetie,
About my grandpa Tweety?
See how you feel
In a cage, you heel,
While I'm off in Tahiti!
Tonights
The
Night
Sailing
To
Tahiti
I
Wish
You
Could
Hear
What
I
Hear
The
Sounds
Of
Angels
Sand grains
On
A
Hill
I
Am
God
And
I
Declaim
All
Roll
Down
Sand hill
End
Up
As
One
Noah, drying out
It is raining again
Oh, my god
(Dedicated to Toni Marie Labadie.)
A little Tahiti
in our hearts abides
where you and I
love through the tides
Wherever we go
it's always there
under weeping willow
above solar flare
Yes, life is simpler
when I keep this in view:
My troubles aren't insular
My peace is from you
TAHITI
If you leave, the island
Rests a sad face on its paws
And longs for your return,
Harkening for the oar-splash
Of your approaching boat.
If you never return,
It remembers your face
All life long.
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Historical Note
Mutineers on the BOUNTY had to leave the island and never return, but it stayed in their consciousness forever.
If a bomb goes off on a train or bus,
I guarantee the aftermath will not be too fabulous.
If I found myself in Haifa, Jerusalem, or Tel Aviv,
the first thing I would want to do is leave.
I can name so many other places for a vacation.
In the Middle East, staunch hostility surrounds this nation.
They are not shooting at each other in Tahiti.
How many terrorists are roaming in Hawaii?
She had a craving for something sweet
So she got herself a sugar daddy
He gave her all her desired treats
And put them in a caddie
She was his favorite candy
He called her his Sweetie
And bought her diamonds and pearls
They vacationed in Tahiti
Where turqouise waves would swirl
And she would rock his world
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