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Pushchair Poems - Poems about Pushchair
Pushchair Poems - Examples of all types of poems about pushchair to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
short, long, best, and famous
examples for pushchair.
Safety First
...When you’re driving please please be aware of those walking or with a pushchair. Watch for elderly who may be slow and for cyclists not wearing day glo. Stick to speed limits and ......
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Jan Allison
Categories:
pushchair,
school, travel,
Form:
Couplet
The Zombies Hit the Street
...The Zombies are out there. The zombies have taken to the streets Stirring into nothingness and shuffling their feet it's like they have just arrived from outer space No soul in their eyes A mi......
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©
Peter Dome
Categories:
pushchair,
angst, conflict, confusion, humor,
Form:
Free verse
Circle Seen In Rain
...Stopping at the red crossing light, I watched a trail of people walk To the other side: my wipers Flicked the teardrops of rain away, Showing me a slide-show then, In successive frames of progr......
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©
John Blake
Categories:
pushchair,
age, care, daughter, dedication,
Form:
Blank verse
Meccano Number One
...Start life in a pushchair end up in a wheelchair that doesn't sound fair to me I'd like a parachute. but we rise as we fall keep our eyes on the ball and the game plays out as it will. ......
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©
John Smallshaw
Categories:
pushchair,
crazy,
Form:
Rhyme
Father Time
...It was one of those splendid mellow golden days in early autumn when many trees, though still green, begin to betray a trace of red or yellow. In the afternoon I took little Eleanor to the par......
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©
Julian Scutts
Categories:
pushchair,
autumn, child, father daughter,
Form:
Free verse
Move Away Leave Him Alone He Is Not Right
...Move away, Leave him alone, He’s not right Daddy take me to nursery Yes Son, no problem Lies, lies, mask my fears It is a huge problem Just my thoughts, no words, shield his innocent yo......
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©
Stephen Ferrett
Categories:
pushchair,
confusion, depression, discrimination, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Why Is It So Hard To Be Happy
...Why is it so hard to be happy But so easy to be sad? When I see how people treat each other Sometimes it makes me so mad It costs nothing to be civil To make life easier for one another Repay......
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©
Jenny Linsel
Categories:
pushchair,
society,
Form:
Rhyme
I Went To Iceland
...Today i went to Iceland The supermarket not the place Trying to find a short queue Turns into a race Elderly lady at the back Tries to jump the queue Those further forward voice their anger ......
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©
Jenny Linsel
Categories:
pushchair,
child, humorous, woman,
Form:
Rhyme
My Bus Journey
...My Bus Journey Getting on the bus to go into town Ten passengers standing up, twenty sitting down The card reader's faulty, won't recognise my bus pass Youths standing at the bus stop banging o......
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©
Jenny Linsel
Categories:
pushchair,
people, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Vantage Point
...The queue curls; Serpentine. Crimson faces A woman exhales! The last breath of her cigarette. Takes her place: at the tail end. Thin silhouette, vital teeth missing! We remain at the vantage......
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©
Yasemin Balandi
Categories:
pushchair,
angst, anxiety, blessing, emotions,
Form:
Elegy
The Toddlers Meeting
...Summer shorts and top – Nanny brought it Theres one – She has got a toy Shoes, dress, hair thing – the same colour as mine Im going to talk to her – ill flap my hands, she’ll like that Ill say “H......
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©
Alexander Seal
Categories:
pushchair,
child,
Form:
Narrative
Living Under the Weight of a Label
...The blind leading the blind, what is seen is how its heard the thoughts that make the story are lost behind the words do you see it as you view it, or take a deeper look do you read into the narr......
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©
Melanie Jennings
Categories:
pushchair,
abuse, addiction, age, angst,
Form:
Rhyme