Road(A) Poems - Poems about Road(A)

In city streets, where concrete's might Reigns supreme, I wander, lost in night A stranger in this urban maze and pain Searching for a refuge from life's driving rain The drivers' skills, a mystery to share A riddle wrapped in chaos, with no one to care They drive with passion's fire, yet senseless and blind Their horns, a cacophony, that pierces the...

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A profession that's not the norm. It borders on the absurd. In the mountains and down the hollers, powerful engines could be heard. I decided to try something new. Put my driving skills to the test. Driving from Harlan County to Asheville, It didn't end well, you might have guessed. The city fathers got together, figuring how to make it all work. Everyone involved in...

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Just down the gravel road a piece is an old-time country store. On its saggin' shelves are things you won't find much anymore. Ladies in bright calico barter with Mr. Draper their eggs and butter, As they visit neighbors on Saturday nights amid the piles of clutter! Menfolk lounge on benches in front of the store to discuss the...

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You walk a path Only some will know A stranger's hand You learn to hold A fight you face But you're not alone While you stumble down a broken road You keep your head Up to the sky As though you see For the first time A blue that never caught your eye Or morning grass that smells so sweet Then staring at the evening sky That leaves...

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Once again, we face a cross road Filled with so many emotions we might just explode Life seems to be a series of forks in the track Never able to change our minds, or to turn back Being chased down the path by time Haunted by the ticking, by every chime Time to choose, up or down, left or right Fueled by...

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