Poems About: CAR

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 »

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 »

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 »

It's
Three-thiry in
The Morning-

Red & Blue lights read more »

The sun has risen, the world is new,
The sky has a new shade of blue.
Under this vast open what do we see?
I am sure it's something that'll make you flee. read more »

I stand outside all night cos you wont put me away
My silver body work is a grim kind of grey
You drive me miles and miles every single day
It’s not much fun being your car read more »

I'd sit here every night
And listen to the overwhelming silence that consumes my brain
I'd stare off into the night
And see car crashes and other tradigies read more »

I was hit by a car, I was completely numb,

I was hit by a car, I was stunned. read more »

I stand outside all night cos you wont put me away
My silver body work is a grim kind of grey
You drive me miles and miles every single day
It’s not much fun being your car read more »

Pick Up

In the car park
the man sits in his car, read more »

More people die yearly in car accidents than in a plane crash,
But the British, John Boyd Dunlop, invented the rubber tyre in 1888. read more »

Meandering through a parking lot,
I wove through it's cars a lot.
The spaces in between seemed full,
With doors swinging open. read more »