Best Traffic Light Poems

Oh traffic light, oh traffic light
Why do you keep me waiting so.

Oh traffic light, oh traffic light
With your red light glaring and your ominous glow.

Oh traffic light, oh traffic light.
Do please hurry, I'm going to miss my show

Oh traffic light, oh traffic light
Time passes so...

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Traffic Light

An empty city street, late at night
There’s nothing but a traffic light 

Turning red to green to yellow to red
An endless cycle going on in our heads.

There are four directions that you may choose
You have no guidance, don’t look for the cues

You are on...

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Harsh
Sunlight
From the car
In front of me
If not for sunglasses I couldn't see...

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The woman in the back blowing her horn
 She is in a hurry to go
 As I comes to a complete stop
 After the traffic lights turn yellow

 Thru the glass she showed me the finger
 But I paid her no attention
 She then start...

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In a road of life,
Love will pass our way.
No matter how far or near,
Our journey lead its way.

It takes a sign to follow,
as we go through our trip.
The signal of what must do,
when love has end its glitz.

Yellow served as a warning sign.
That tears and...

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The woman in the back blowing her horn
 She is in a hurry to go
 As I comes to a complete stop
 After the traffic lights turn yellow

 Thru the glass she showed me the finger
 But I paid her no attention
 She then start...

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To this traffic light
I laugh, I weep, I sigh and
Then, I walk away....

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As soon as I ran that red light, I knew that our fates were sealed.
Because of my carelessness and stupidity, seven people were killed.
When I crashed, my wife and two children were killed instantly.
So were the people in the other car and it was all...

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Jesus at the Traffic Light
By David J Walker

It turns out that my
Atheists friends were all wrong
Jesus is real 
And he hangs around 
on a cross-town traffic light
Over the bricks laid by prisoners
In the streets of our long-ago downtown 

Watching the Salvation Army 
Marching the hungry...

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