Poems About: CITY

In the spa city of Hot Springs
Old maids sit in trolley cars
Up and down the busy streets
Young men strum on blue guitars read more »

Night is lively.
Night is stunning
Night is pleasurable.
Night is sugary like apple pie. read more »

The city fox envies his soft, rural kin:
They don’t have to watch out for lorries and cars.
The sleek village vixen just lazes away
In wide-open fields, underneath sparkling stars. read more »

Night rode pillion* in city
Where neighbours meet;
Only in seminars
Night rode pillion in city read more »

Me and Iggy were giggin' with Ziggy and kickin' with the MC5
Ted and Seger were burnin' with fever
and let the Silver bullets fly
The Kid was in his crib, shady wore a bib read more »

CITY

We all came to the CITY
This city of love, joy & pain read more »

City man you'd best go back to town
If living in the country gets you down
And though the songbirds sing with voices sweet
You'd much prefer the noisy city street. read more »

Surfboard City, party town.
There's enough girls to go around.

Surfboard City, party town. read more »

New York, New York
A city that breathes endlessly
Dollars are spent carelessly
New York, New York read more »

I Pity every city.

I Pity about Dirty Poverty, which is spread in Widening City. read more »

In the early morning
under the light of dawn,
there lives a world unseen
in the shadows. read more »

Come to this place,
And witness the sunrise,
Come to this city,
And witness its beauty. read more »