Mopeds Poems - Poems about Mopeds

...The McCormick family loves wheels We like bikes, trikes, mopeds and motorcycles We like Fords, Chevys, Lincolns and Cadillacs. We are also racers. Others watch the Indianapolis 500 We like dri......

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...It is the rainy season. a cataract of warm liquid nails hammers upon the road surface. The thin tin jitney is sliding through the traffic jams gliding precariously near yellow poncho clad moped......

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...https://youtu.be/c1gNm21YzfI When last I visited India almost a decade ago I recall riding on my brother's scooter as he drove me around town, And I saw fully veiled Muslim women half their......

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...Skyscrapers due to migration of folks From villages and hamlets in strokes Vehicular pollution due to crowded roads Daily increasing are cars and mopeds Gardens and greeneries like oasis People ......

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...Contend with me while you can Contend with me and I will deliver the master plan Contend with me and I will make you smile We have been through worse than this And we have always rise up stronge......

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...Brown sugar sapotas Blending with custard alfonso mangos And bold sweet lime juice Georgette saris Pairing with uncut diamond necklaces Mixed with peals and rubies Gently sloping palm trees......

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...( This poem is about the ' Killing Fields' of Cambodia, 1975-79, where as many as 2 million people were murdered by the communist Khmer Rouge. I taught in Phnom-Penh from '73-74, and never met a peo......

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...Santorini,Greece my top pick staring out to the Aegean Sea. Blissful emotion in my heart this island set me free. White washed caves to sleep in fresh fruit to tempt your tongue. Riding moped......

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...The first thing I smell, after I step off the plane, a Boeing 757, to be exact, the pungent scent of jet fuel is permeated by flowers, tropical flowers of pink and white, a small, long legged bi......

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