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Best Stoplights Poems

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So Many Sweet Things
Teapots that whistle on chilled Winter morns
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Categories: stoplights, blessing, happy, heart, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Flute Sings, a Dakotah Tribute
Through closed eyes, I see what has become of your land.
I hear flutes, blessings drifting across a land filled with
highways and stoplights, never silenced.

Through closed...

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Categories: stoplights, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Google This
Google Maps told me today
that my Phoenix to Tucson drive
would last an hour and fifty-seven minutes.
At excactly two-nineteen I would arrive.

But surely it is folly...

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Categories: stoplights, car, computer, future, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Liberate Me
I SAY LIBERATE ME!
free me from a
bondage known all
too well
free me from those
chain-links felt way
too much
free me from a world
that's so out of
touch,even though it
manages...

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Categories: stoplights, angst, emotions, farewell, spoken
Form: Free verse
Small Town
She grew up just 20 minutes southwest of Tulsa..
In a small town with 2 stoplights and a Tastee Freeze...
Everyone gathered at the First Baptist Church...

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Categories: stoplights, growing up,
Form: Lyric



Hopeless Nomadic Part 1
Cracked beer bottles and detached baby rattles in slightly untidy, black plastic wrappers.
No garbage can nor box or bag is exempt from the burrower’s thorough...

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Categories: stoplights, autumn, community, corruption, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Five-Thirty Am Cityscape
Lights dawning
Sleepyheads yawning
Babies crying
Mothers sighing

Coffee pouring
Busses roaring
Winds shifting
Debris drifting

Laborers hurrying
Rats scurrying
Teen-agers snoring
Alarm clocks ignoring

Stoplights blinking
Drivers unthinking
Airplanes arriving
Passengers surviving  

Tender hearts
Works of art
Lovers part 
A...

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Categories: stoplights, city, life, love, morning,
Form: Rhyme
The Edge
The woman steps out on the balcony of her high rise apartment and among the buildings and streets and stoplights witnesses a fulcrum, an edge.
An...

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Categories: stoplights, nature, nostalgia, sea, seasons,
Form: Blank verse
Interplay
The rain-soaked road is deeply black
and shiny, like it's been shellacked,
the stoplights yellow, green and red
reflected, streaks of color bled.

Blindly, cars go flying by,
the beauty...

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Categories: stoplights, death, introspection, urban, visionary
Form: Rhyme
How the Wood Storks Broke My Heart
Afternoon, late March, delivering promise
of downtime from errands, long lines at the post,
queues of cars at stoplights, what, if anything, is in
the pantry for supper....

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Categories: stoplights, easter, bird, bird,
Form: Free verse
I-95
I-95

“Ya got the horse race
 Ya got the dog race
 Ya got the human race —
 But this is a ratrace”
    ~...

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Categories: stoplights, america, humorous, nature, psychological,
Form: Verse
Way Back Home
On my way back home, I thought of you. Your face flashed in an instant. I heard whispers of your voice, so gentle I wanted...

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Categories: stoplights, art, feelings, for her,
Form: Prose
My Winter
I remember one night last winter when we thought it was snow falling, but we were wrong. It was ice.

We went out that night and...

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Categories: stoplights, adventure, car, introspection, january,
Form: Prose Poetry
Journey
Life is a journey with many different paths
Love is one such path that everyone likes the glory of walking on
Love's path is full of thorns,hurdles...

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Categories: stoplights, christian, courage, devotion, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
A Home Without Housing
I was watching a humble man
Roll down hid window.
He pulls back his seat in recline.
A sigh escapes just past his teeth
In an attempt to turn...

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Categories: stoplights, imagination, introspection, life, time,
Form: Free verse

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