Headlights Poems - Poems about Headlights

My Dear, in Headlights

No one dead is reaching out to you 
That's my voice that you hear when you're remembering all the opportunities you let go 
This is the lonely road 
and not only are you driving it but I watched you pave the way with a thousand different layers 
Quick, fashion a zipper mechanism of your lips

Into the Headlights

To live non-affirming
to live not at all
To hide in the shadows
and creep down the hall

To live uncommitted
new doubts to contend
All time intermittent
repressed till the end

To live without friendship
alone on the rock
A wandering echo
reflections that mock

To live undecided
with doubt your best friend
a future derided
—the present pretend

(Dreamsleep: November, 2022)

Headlights Dear

Too far from the mojo
—too close to the fire

(Dreamsleep: July, 2021)

Teens Caught In Headlights

dusk’s love-locked braces —
dad resounds shooting antler
off bucks to detach

1/13/2021
Senryu - Humorous, Satirical or Dark Poetry
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin

Deer In the Headlights Experience

You heard me complain about this and that
Today I glorify in being at the Food Chain's top
Neither sacred bulls, cows, or holy hen are safe
From my predation; they are prey, my target

Until one summer, brother Mosquito terrorized me
Maybe it is Sister Mosquite? Female mosquitos bite -
Not the males, who may not need my blood for

Headlights

Let's dance in the moonlight
Your eyes shine bright like starlight
Hopefully, you'll stay by my side for a little while
You're like a diamond in the cave in sexy style

Headlights 
They sparkle bright
In the dead of night...
Oh! Oh!
In the dead of night...
Oh! Oh!

Streetlights
They shine bright
Like starlight...
Ooh...ooh...
Like moonlight...
Ooh...ooh...

Headlights 
They sparkle bright
In the dead of night...
Oh! Oh!
In the dead

The Deer Shake Off the Headlights

The deer shake off the headlights


We sat in the car outside the 
liquor store peering like deer, our eyes 
following Pinky as she went in to 
the store for a twelve pack of beer.
Our breathing stops. She's carded. Shucks.
Fake card works. Yes! Pinky time. She
sashays back, with beer and condoms, smiling.

connie pachecho

4/12/17 

Note-Kwansaba 7 sentences/lines

Headlights

You may have found some love, you may have found some peace?

Do you remember when that didn't matter?
Do you remember what you did to me?

You may find joy and happiness in your baby daughters beautiful blue eyes?

Do you remember the speed and broken bones?
Do you recall your words of lies?

You may have forgiven yourself for

Deer Caught In Headlights

Sadness of my soul
     Joy emerges from my heart 
    My mind uncertain

Headlights Are Better Than Sunbeams

Buzz buzz purr purr
You think it’s all for you
Rub my ears and scratch my fur
It’s better than a zoo

You think it’s all for you
When I bring in a mouse
It’s better than a zoo
This living in your house

When I bring in mouse
You made me rip your shirt
I’m living in your house
I really was quite hurt

You made

Headlights

Headlights


I’m heading home now to see my Wife;
I’m gonna kiss her and hold her tight.
Because I think she is so wonderful;
My love I love you.
You are so beautiful.


Driving home on a winters night;
All I’m seeing are those damn headlights.
Those blinding lights, those bright, bright lights;
Those killer lights, have taken my life.



(C)2013 Aa Harvey. All Rights

Headlights On Dark Roads

HEADLIGHTS ON DARK ROADS

Timid tentative tap on her door at midnight
as she lay expectantly in suspense and the hope
that he would defy all obstacles to prove his love
for her

Like Romeo and Juliet forbidden to date as parents
failed to understand her attraction to him- this soul
connection to his vulnerable rebellion and his love
for her

As house slept

The Boy With Eyes Like Headlights

I went to the Secretary of State's office
to receive my license today.
On the way, I swear
I saw my uncle fresh out of rehab.
I swear
I thought I saw Miguel Pinero's ghost
on the sidewalk
in his classic rags, three-day beard
and fedora ensemble.
 
My mother and I arrived,
walked in with the right papers.
'I want a burger' is all on

She's Like Headlights

Red
My face burnt under that stare
Shame
How could she possibly guess?
No one else
No one else would ever guess
No one else could ever tell me what not to do
No one could ever affect me like that
Burning
I have sunshine always at my back
It blurs my form and no one can see the truth
But her eyes are shaded
The glaring,

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