Sorrento Poems - Poems about Sorrento

...A lemony drink that is mellow Alcohol sugar zest yellow Unlike its fruit tree It's said with a long e In Sorrento they make limoncello ......Read the rest...

...Merquiene a nutty layered Chocolate filled layered Cake With whipped cream and dried fruits. Soaked in orange liquer. With a thin blueberry tart or thin blueberry pie. The Trophy of the Gods ......Read the rest...

...I won a holiday voucher; good luck had come my way So we put the money towards my bucket list holiday Ever since was small I’d dreamed of visiting Italy To view the Pompeii ruins a s......Read the rest...

...The music is her breath, or…wind… into the open bottle. The songs of folk-lore. *** Around her bon-fire, embers sear the sleeve, of her Hoodie; The sparks are as red as the bl......Read the rest...

...Hold back the night She was a chestnut haired beauty, standing there all alone... I knew that I... had to get close to her, She had a stare that could melt your heart... if she wanted to.........Read the rest...

...Harsh are the winters in North America and one must drink hot coffee or chocolate to revive himself, not to let his bones freeze and possibly crack. By a window frosted with snow, one sees ......Read the rest...

...(N.A.A.F.I. = universal store, found on every British military base) On some bleak airfield on some Cambridge fen (that awful winter - 'forty-seven, I think) my mother, novice servicewoman ......Read the rest...

...From Banksia Grove to Alfred Cove There are lovely sights to see Sorrento Quay is on the way To where my children love to play Elizabeth Quay is a brand new place That puts a smile upon my face ......Read the rest...

...I could be where the palm trees sway in a tropical breeze, The pace is slow, the air is warm, and I can take my ease. Drinking chilled coconut from the shell, a blue ocean view, But, the only plac......Read the rest...

...I found a place of divine intervention The Land of Italy The Towers of Sorrento and Capri So it is, I fell in love with this place a country so full of grace Italy with history of war, vol......Read the rest...

...Has anyone ever seen the fertile Felix Ager, which the Romans called, " The happy land? Along the astonishing coastline are found: the odorous lemon, orange and pine trees that overlook the limpi......Read the rest...

...Goodbye, Luciano, easing through death's door, no more thy voice shall soar. Farewell, Luciano, no longer croon ‘O Sole Mio’ to take thee back to Sorrento. Adios, Luciano, unto a peaceful ......Read the rest...