Driveway Poems - Poems about Driveway

Soft rain had blurred the lines Softened the edges Frizzed the sharpness Of artistic angst Smiles drooped, fingers grew thinner, somehow reaching out. The eyes caught the raindrops Blinked them into dappled blues Noses spread in humor's humidity Glasses sliding from their tips They would all leave Float away on a Chalky rainbow river Leaving us to wonder Where do they go? John G. Lawless ©7/17/2023...

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it's brilliant i'm writing this in the living room and i can use the car key to unlock the car from 'ere i tried in the kitchen i tried it on the stairs i can hear it unlock as it beeps and when it happens i can hear liturgical chorals native drumming a giant plume of emotional perception i tried it in the upstairs wardrobe i heard the...

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After a snow storm The snow covers ground Outside it is cold Then it starts to warm The rain pours downwards It begins to freeze Sidewalks and driveways Are very icy It is hard to walk Salt is not put down Walking the small steps Trying not to fall The driveways are dangerous This does not seem right Salt should be put down For the safety to walk...

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DRIVEWAY MEMORIES The steep driveway with my three kids Outshines all the places I’ve been. People I’ve known. Successes I’ve had: they are nothing. All the achieving: Absolutely nothing. Compared with the memory of those three - now grown - Running down the driveway when I come home in the evening. My main purpose and achievement in life Three...

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Don't block the driveway, Keep it always wide open; Let the cars pass through, Reaching the road again. Driving home from far away, To be with the loving wife; Completely clear the path From all the trashes of life. On leading the household Toward the one blissful abode; Take away dirt and grime, As well as unnecessary load. Any obstruction...

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it was real like a evening meal as the car wouldn't start our passion grew hard we began to play i will say it made up both wet we had DRIVEWAY SEX...

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I think it’s time for you to leave I don’t want what’s up your sleeve Stop jamming your foot in my door Stop leaving footprints on my floor Take your needles from my cheek The feeling’s gone, I got cold feet I don’t want your numbing kiss I don’t want your Christmas gift, You whisper to me while I sleep, Into my bones...

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RUNNING DOWN THE DRIVEWAY Three running down the driveway in delight Or two racing around in one baby walker near the fence Or one practising the piano at night : They were the end reason for my privileged existence. In the garden planting and sheltering flowers from the hot sun, And the struggle with the tree...

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Through you I seek to know: What happened once below? You ferns of resistance, I see you Mixing it upward with A firm stance. (Such steely green weeds Do smirk indeed Above the empty path of horizon’s eye, Blackened to nowhere). What, though, do I see in you? (A path lies vacant and wanting, A land once named upon a dream; A barren place now...

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Oh the damage a simple carriage can do As can a letter Or a driveway For all those may take them further from another Only miles by land Oceans by heart Continents by pure stubbornness It is not the land that stops them But the contents of a ghastly letter so carefully left behind The letter which proclaims mutual lack of affection truly present Both...

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