Poems About: CAR

In this page, poems on / about “car” are listed.

  • 25.
    RUNNING AWAY FROM PROBLEMS

    Running away from problems she is
    While she is driving
    Her sports car
    In the highway read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 26.
    Apple and Ball

    A for apple
    B for ball
    Put in a car
    D for dog read more »

    DILIPBHASKER MATHRA
  • 27.
    A WORLD WAITS FOR YOU

    A world waits for you
    Everyday
    When you leave
    Your house read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 28.
    Achilles

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    Pete Rivera
  • 29.
    In The Car Lot

    Taken from the Lyrics of 'In The Ghetto' by Elvis Presley
    and rewritten to reflect the current state of GM and it's Dealerships. read more »

    Matt Matherne
  • 30.
    A beautiful scenery of relation

    The car is mine; I drive it; It runs; Am I not related with the car speed sitting inside when it runs? yes, the velocity of the car has enveloped me; The body of the car is my body; I must take care of me-car body so that it would not collide with other things on the road.
    The speed is me-contained
    The speed is car-contained read more »

    sarwar chowdhury
  • 31.
    Car Crash by Matt Nathanson

    I'm wide awake and so alive
    Ringing like a bell
    Tell me this is paradise
    And not someplace I fell read more »

    Frankie Renae
  • 32.
    The Guy in the Bar

    he thinks hes smart, the guy in the bar
    he picks up his keys, heads to his car

    he slips as he stands, falls to the floor read more »

    sandy nobody
  • 33.
    That's The Sum Of It

    I don't know which to mourn. Both have died on me, my wife and
    my car. I feel strongly about my car, but I am also affected by my,
    wife. Without my car, I can't leave the house to keep myself from
    being alone. read more »

    David Ignatow
  • 34.
    KNOCKED AND RAN

    He, on a road, was standing
    Ignorant of the road-laws.
    He was in his tattered clothes;
    A poor village child he was. read more »

    aziz ahmad
  • 35.
    Knocked And Ran

    He, on a road, was standing
    Ignorant of the road-laws.
    He was in his tattered clothes;
    A poor village child he was. read more »

    Aziz Ahmad 'Aziz Moradabadi'
  • 36.
    The Near-Accident 7.31.2008

    Margaret Alice drove into a pole this morning,
    didn’t realize the car was badly injured, then
    as she tried to drive home, felt the full force
    of the near-accident: The wheel alignment was read more »

    Margaret Alice
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