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Rickshaw Poems - Poems about Rickshaw

Premium Member The Plight of My City
...In the city's streets Cars bought with loans- Second-hand,third-hand models, Number two cars Soared in number. Parkings sprawled into The hearts of the roads. E- rickshaw halt Blocking the p......

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Categories: rickshaw, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poverty
...The poor are lazy, languid, and loafing – the rich rut, Is this why many people of my nation have no hut? Isn't the concept: every rich is industrious, a myth? Isn't there a great gulf betwixt a b......

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Categories: rickshaw, poverty,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Back To School
...Their satchels (twenty five) within auto-rickshaw seats dumped, Same number (small and big; fat and lean; boys and girls) tight-clumped; Some hanging; some stamping; some hitting and kicking each o......

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Categories: rickshaw, children, life, school,
Form: Rhyme
Him and I
...I went to see him after years in his place He was there waiting for me I started walking towards him a bit nervous He was there on call with me giving directions I saw him finally with my hear......

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Categories: rickshaw, blessing, care, fantasy, how
Form: Free verse
An Auto Ride
...An Auto Ride A shuttle auto ,we were all into, a student passenger leapt in. Agglutinated her ears to the air pod, eyes wide on the screen. A small distance auto rickshaw it was. But she k......

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Categories: rickshaw, beautiful, beauty, city, class,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Camellia - Part 1 Translation From Tagore
...This is a translation from the poem "Camellia", by Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel laureate Poet from India (1861 -1941) Understandably the story took place in late nineteenth century - early twentieth ce......

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Categories: rickshaw, life, love,
Form: Narrative
Shoots of Virtue
...Men defend their mental status quo even through a mortal neglect. But here, a rare deed emanates from a girl’s heart. She plucks the puppy from the crow beaks that carve death. ......

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Categories: rickshaw, animal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Who's Got Trouble
...I’ve never put a candidate’s bumper sticker on my car before— why not take sides—what are you waiting for? Death puts a stop to daily low intensity warfare but in the meantime— fight on! Wh......

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Categories: rickshaw, america, art, city, dog,
Form: Verse
Floating City On the Cloud
...Getting across Kantabon I find dense Elephant Road Left the old road-divider At nine o'clock at night; Pankhiraj Rickshaw flies in the air In the mysterious light of sodium lamp- The illu......

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Categories: rickshaw, surreal,
Form: Free verse
A North-Westerly Town
...A North Westerly town It was an okay town when you got to know the place a well-lit main road a hospital in one end and the docks at the other end. it was equality sat in system everyone had t......

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Categories: rickshaw, allusion, child, chocolate, confidence,
Form: Blank verse
Words and Lines
...I search for lines, in vain, days, evening, night. Stippled heads are moving along a morning rail station, and Poetry sleeps at a stale corner without cover in this city-winter. An institution, wi......

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Categories: rickshaw, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Business Report
...In Chinatown Sales were down Rickshaw rides too Customers all flu......

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Categories: rickshaw, business, word play,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Settlement
...The old dog got a bit long in the once powerful teeth Crushed his fangs on carrion left by the rest of the pack Pack of cards delivered by being Pack of lies suspended in truth It was t......

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Categories: rickshaw, creation,
Form: Free verse
Day Four
...On the fourth day I am crystal clear. I step lightly. I am an arctic god. I slur no being, crack no shells. I am vodka and ice in a quartz prism. Day four is translucent, a star-black taxi ri......

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Categories: rickshaw, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Love of Gypsy
...From the third floor of six storey building I'm by the piercing sound of wedding ring After the evening crescent moon eyes me Path begets paths on my walking lonely The true hate teaches me how t......

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Categories: rickshaw, lost love,
Form: Rhyme

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