Long Trams Poems
Long Trams Poems. Below are the most popular long Trams by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Trams poems by poem length and keyword.
Juozas Miltinis Learning Years In Paris
It was September
Of one thousand
Nine hundred seven
The end of summer
With apples lying thickly
Under the apple trees
And the smell of Autumn
Covering the grass
Filled with ripe yellow
And orange squash
He was born in a little
Wooden house...
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Categories:
trams, art, destiny, french, history,
Form:
Bio
On Hearing That Ronnie
for Ronald Hindmarsh-Midwood
...
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Categories:
trams, friend, friendship, light, pain,
Form:
Elegy
The Gospel According to Jacob Hiegentlich
In a bar forgotten by the calendar,
where clocks had no tails
and time knelt with its head bowed,
a man of royal blood ordered a gin,
and Jacob, bartender and poet,
offered him both the gin — and his...
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Categories:
trams, allegory,
Form:
Elegy
Field of Dreams
(World War One Poem)
Field Of Dreams
The World has stated our freedom,
the worms shall share a soldier's fear.
To look above my trench
is to be a thief in the night.
Life shall lurk, afraid of what is above.
My...
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Categories:
trams, war, daffodils, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Another Day In the Mine
ANOTHER DAY IN THE MINE
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
I woke up this morning with a pain in my back
From a cold wind blowing in through a crack
I sleep with my little brother and he hogs the blankets
What...
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Categories:
trams, character, environment, father, father son, freedom, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
Window Friends In Rotterdam
At Rotterdam in Netherlands
I made plenty of window friends
I could reach out to them
whenever I missed my own
friends and near ones back home.
The window facing the South unfolded
the beautiful, enchanting river Masse.
Its simmering and...
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Categories:
trams, city, friend, nostalgia, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Reflections On a View From a New York Tenement Window, Seen On Social Media
New York Stanza
The night is dark and wet, street lights
Have no purchase on the empty street beneath;
Only the soft glow from the tenement windows
Gives form and perspective to my view.
From a half open window...
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Categories:
trams, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Deep within our cosmic fabric hides
Deep within our cosmic fabric hides
The magical, mystical thought that carves the world into waves.
The scarf of the evening pulls over the flight of winds,
Like the celestial dawn that envelopes deserts and holy monasteries.
The air...
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Categories:
trams, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Memories of the Sydney Tram
Memories Of The Sydney Tram
This fabulous road transport vehicle had it's humble beginnings
in the 1880s, were horses pulled the double-decker trams along
the various streets of Sydney, they moved pretty slow and the
people wanted to move...
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Categories:
trams, history,
Form:
Narrative
Helter Skelter
"I read the news today, oh boy" - Beatles
apocalyptic revelations spinning 'round inside my head/have me tossing keep me turning wide awake upon my bed/so much hating too much lying chaos just outside my...
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Categories:
trams, confusion, corruption, fear,
Form:
Rhyme
Who Gives a Frack
There’s gas in them there seams
So the scientists seem to think
All they have to do to get it is
Dig the holes, then sink
Sink down hydraulic drills
Force under high pressure, mixture in the cracks
All...
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Categories:
trams, conflict,
Form:
Rhyme
Berlin
this non conformist city
breathes a calm but edgy air
through gaps in the graffiti
and the street art everywhere
its face is sometimes brutal
but its heart and soul seem not
and it walks a sexy diverse walk
that’s cold...
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Categories:
trams, city, history, holocaust, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Amsterdam
If you seek to fully understand,
This complex human jam,
You just need a ticket in hand,
To fly to Amsterdam!
History walks the streets here,
In every pavement stone,
You find friendship and cheer,
On every face In town!
Watch the...
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Categories:
trams, appreciation, beautiful, drug, happy, prejudice, travel, urban,
Form:
Rhyme
The Being Who Never Leaves
I never learned to look at shop windows
without searching for the walking shape of your footsteps.
The umbrella abandoned beside a rusted bicycle
resembles you more than any living body.
On the wet pavements, an old woman feeds...
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Categories:
trams, beauty, black african american, celebrity, creation, cry,
Form:
Free verse
An Image of the Traffic In Kolkata
An Image of the Traffic in Kolkata ...
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Categories:
trams, confusion, humor, image,
Form:
Rhyme
Sojourn At Thuamul Rampur
On the golden quilt of alasi*
Long stretched and
Kissing the horizon
I nap
Cushioned on malleable azure clouds
A stainless heaven kissing the earth I dream
On the savage land
Atop the hill and hillocks
From the bushes come
The clings...
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Categories:
trams, blue, mystery, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Move To the Mainland
Disembarkment hearkened a largely unknown universe
Melbourne's sky lifting grid hidden partially
Behind rows of giraffe laughing palm trees
He dinged his car in the line to leave the car park
Home now to brazen 20 year olds,...
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Categories:
trams, age, change, city, growing up, journey,
Form:
Free verse
The Railway
Vertically they have gone to see the horizon
dividing into two parallel paths of iron and stone
nor to return or to encounter
sometimes, only crease cross
to pass trains and trams with passengers and goods
ever absurd they are;
On...
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Categories:
trams, abuse, allah, art, baby, bangla, corruption, war,
Form:
Verse
Stuck In the Arch
There are few better-known national landmarks as this.
Here is the famous Gateway Arch in St. Louis.
Each year, this is something many tourists come to see.
It is the most prominent sight in this Midwest City.
This seems...
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Categories:
trams, adventure, places, beautiful, summer, beautiful, summer,
Form:
Rhyme
A Song of Heavy Trains
A black child knows the song of heavy trains,
as clanging engines brought my father home.
His weary, sweaty, fat thighs bearing strain,
from cooking pots of food for those well-known.
We felt the forceful song of heavy...
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Categories:
trams, black african american, endurance, history, life,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Nearly Tuesday
If you get up early enough before the sun the stars disappear before the sky
clouds over
It’s that magic promise time of day when the bakers and milkmen are beginning
their routines
Soon the...
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Categories:
trams, history, life, nostalgia, sun,
Form:
Blank verse
The Isle of Man
by Robert (Bob) Moore © 2015
I loved to go camping in the Isle of Man,
Steam Packet leaving Liverpool at 12 am
arriving at Douglas at 6 in the morning,
see the Douglas Horse Drawn Tram,...
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Categories:
trams, adventure, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
Protection But Provocation
Protection but provocation
Is unfair this attitude
This provocative protection
I wonder if is written on the forehead
That dark skin colours
Could steal you any time
You come across them
Is unfair this attitude
Hiding your wallet...
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Categories:
trams, absence, africa, community, how i feel, rude,
Form:
Epic
Palindrome Quirks
Palindrome Quirks
Gateman, has thou seen my nametag
Tips he replied or else upon thy boot I shall spit
Evil doer! Can I not but endure this shame to live
Was it thy dog upon yonder grass I saw?
Rats!...
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Categories:
trams, funny, philosophy, uplifting,
Form:
Free verse
Miners Tale With Audio
day in the life of a coal miner
in the darkness you hear them
their boots clumping along the cobbled stones
not dawn yet ...yet still they are on their way to work
young lads of 15 plus.
these...
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Categories:
trams, life,
Form:
Verse