Poems About: CAR

There are people
that claims the street as their own
and stand
at parking places on the sidewalk read more »

Reaching for his freedom
with that new car smell
My brother and I
left Army ways behind read more »

I've been there before
When I wasn’t even guilty
What they found didn’t belong to me
But they made me feel so filthy read more »

My car my car it will not go,
I think its time to part.
To chuck the signs that say on Tow,
And buy 1 that will start. read more »

I was a cop chasing an empty car.
Not to know what I would find in the car.
I was a man chasing my life.
Not to know what I would discover in my life. read more »

You seem so swell there mister in your brand new motor car
And you wish to let the World know of how wonderful you are
You show your blond the scenery and you drive her up and down
With your car stereo blaring through the wide streets of the town. read more »

Well I just remembered,
in fact I never have forgot.
One December morning
many years ago. read more »

At ten AM the young housewife
moves about in negligee behind
the wooden walls of her husband’s house.
I pass solitary in my car. read more »

When our cars touched
When you lifted the hood of mine
To see the intimate workings underneath,
When we were bound together read more »

On the road with billowing poplars,
In a country flat and desolate
To the far-off gray horizon, wherein obscurely,
A man and a woman went on foot, read more »

I have a little red car,
that fits five quite comfortably,
but members of my family
when shopping think I drive a lorry. read more »

Fast cars and lullabies
The children laugh
And the mother smiles
The gun shoots read more »