Poems About: CITY

Istanbul city of contrasts history diversity
city enigma Bosporus beautiful divide city

continents but never meaningful hearts souls read more »

The city at night
Is like a ghost town
With one or two lost souls roamin its streets
For the most four read more »

How strange is the story of
Ali Rıza and Ahmet
One lives in the village
The other in the city read more »

the city sleeps
beneath my feet
the glow of streetlights, cars, and store signs
keep me warm tonight read more »

For here we have no continuing city-
Here the falcons and the herons
Clash overhead, and the dead fall to ground
Like so many feckless soldiers. read more »

The city sleeps
All around,
Care gives way to slumber.
A mile from home read more »

Moving through the city
On roads, over streets, under avenues
Millions going here and there
Rolling, throbbing, thundering read more »

At night the city's beauty arise
The colourful lights from buildings
The twinkling of the stars above
was in sync with people's dreaming read more »

Cahokia, city that thrived
Way back in southern Illinois.
Unknown native peoples arrived,
North America's pride and joy. read more »

for the better future that you told
you open the city that i never seen
this is the city of gold
this is the city of sin read more »

Heart-breaking moments not being acknowledged in forums for the budget deficit, yet alibis and excuses are flowing like tsunamis annilating countries, earthquakes trembling and crushing cities of ordinary people.
City council and government are the tsunamis, earthquakes, disasters of all kinds, destroying our city with their unchecked spending, tearing apart families with no thought of what they are actually doing to those they profess to represent. read more »

stay away from the hooligans, dear
such people are an inappropriate influence

hard core hooligans read more »