Citation Poems - Poems about Citation

Alternating red and blue, police car siren blaring. My heart is thumping wildly. I wave and blow him a kiss, But he doesn't notice. He is on the job, not caring. And since I'm driving slowly, a chance meeting I'm going to miss. Had he wings, he would be the Heavenly Angel Michael. But he is an honest cop...

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The mayor beamed from ear to ear. He knew He’d hit the jackpot with his latest plan to generate much needed revenue. He felt his civic scheme was better than a gift from wealthy men with strings attached. It was a perfect plot without a flaw for Dayton’s needs. It wasn’t quickly hatched, and was America’s first speeding law. A man named Harry...

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In citation For Liberation by: Jonn'a Houck Liberation, which comes from the root word liberate. Which means to free from domination by a foreign power. Freed from or opposed to traditional social and sexual attitudes. Which is liberated. So this is not just a poem but for the man that no longer think as a child. but seeks the knowledge to get out of...

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Speak to reveal pragmatic tact, Align what works with purpose grand; Yield fond appeal in sustained fact, Surge, fling and jerk can forge bold trends. Look deeper still and you will see, Explore each thought with focus clear, Expect bold will to dare to be. Keep faith and spot as courage steers, Use what you've got to word the dream, Awake to seize the...

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my heart gets pulled over and the fines are numerous I study the citations and know they are all true: too fast for conditions failure to negotiate the turns running all the red lights following too close ignoring all the signs passing on the solid lines loving without a license the price is not too high and I will gladly pay when the officer leaves I start it all...

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