Short Boulevard Poems

Short Boulevard Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Boulevard by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Boulevard by length and keyword.


Premium Member Hollywood Reborn

Hollywood Reborn

                                       Sun Rise Boulevard

                                         Anthony Taylor
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Boulevard

With complete freedom 
to wear anything one wants
in public: 
hamster ball.

Very dapper
sauntering the boulevard
in one's hamster ball.

Scum City

Cocaine Boulevard
SlutVille Road
Addict Street
Corrupt Avenue
Whore Alley
Gangster Street
Hoodlum Drive
Thug Lane
**** Street
Written by Keith Edward Baucum

Scum City

Cocaine Boulevard
SlutVille Road
Addict Street
Corrupt Avenue
Whore Alley
Gangster Street
Hoodlum Drive
Thug Lane
**** Street
Written by Keith Edward Baucum

A Twisted Flow

Two streams below the falls,
  the feeling and message part

Drowning with malcontent
 —whirling in a twisted flow

(Las Vegas Boulevard: 2 A.M. January, 2018)


Boulevard, Usa

Fluorescent signs shout
     "Liquor" and "***,"
cardboard boxes
     hold the land hostage,
pushers and prostitutes
     pirouette
with survival
     their only choreographer.

Premium Member Living the life

cheese croissant and café au lait
at a cobblestone street bakery
on boulevard du Montparnasse
soaking in the sun and the vibes
of a parisian sunday morning



AP: 1st place 2025

Feeding the Raven

You can’t burn out
if you’re not on fire

Jim roaming wild
pyre to pyre

The only way out
the only way in

Flaming the moment
—death rebegins

(Las Vegas Boulevard: January, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Intimacy Boulevard

Passion's hand grab me.
       Let desire dance with glee.
       Love's conspiracy.

     
          
                 3/3/2021
                    ~3~


             Rhymed Senryu
Form: Senryu

Premium Member A Naturalist Legacy

Left
for all
to enjoy-
John Bartram's pride and
joy

Bartram Garden,Lindberg boulevard,Philadelphia

started c 1728 provided many seeds/plants for
English 18th century landscapes

www.bartramsgarden.org
Form: Lanterne

Regular Guys

I want to retire 
Like the Pope,
Maybe
Meet him for coffee
And carrot cake
On a leafy boulevard
And people watch,
Putting the world 
To rights
Like a couple of 
Regular guys
And walking with 
The spring
Of untapped youth.

Premium Member Bonzai

Does the word scrotum bring a tear to your eye As a boy were you ever hit there, said goodbye Gave away your Pokemon cards Ran out on the boulevard Then a filly grabbed it, changed your mind on the fly
Form: Limerick

Nothing More Spectacular Than You

Down the boulevard the elixir of life
I drank; And your hand is clasped tight, 
Heaven's green grandeur everywhere, 
Myriad lovely blossoms--
Enthralled eyes fixed--
Fixed for ever, 
Not on them,  
But you, 
Love !
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Rebirthing

Leaves dancing down the winter wind boulevard come to rest on white covers. Time for a nap; a long rest for un-raked crisps; food for spring babes. Nature’s re-birthing is always a hungry one.
Form: Sijo

Crossroads

"Crossroads"

White lies,there is no cloud nine.l lie l,shame on me, got fooled twice sabotaging my own time line getting tispy on the boulevard, dream ,dream ,dream team we in the synergy of blood made me realise my purpose.

Premium Member Have a Feeling We Are Getting Close

college boulevard
college hamburgers
college dry cleaners
college day care center
college café
college laundromat.
I have a feeling we are close to the college I say.
My husband has no idea, watching the road like he is.

New Haven Boulevard

I saw her beauty standing there
In her cherry brick made house..
Strolling up as asking for a light
Arranging my blouse amid hope
She might like,  what she finds ?
Thirty-sevens adjusting my skirt
Swaying my hips wetting my lips.

A Modern Travesty

I Did Not Consume My Exquisitely Delicious Boston Cream At The Local donut shop on East Colonial Boulevard For Breakfast This Morning While On My Ravenous Way To My Place Of Employment .
© Rob Carson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Boulevard Jesus

Holier than thou
On every Sabbath
I remember wine
Turned from my water
Bread just like my limbs

Broken and scarred
Hung and tortured
My sacrifice
For simple sins

Judgemental
Hypocrites
In my church

Wanting 
To be
 
ME.

Through Shadows

On red of night, stars hang low

Emitting their flashed luster

To witness my hazed glimpses,

Cruising through darkened shadows

Where I trace my aloneness

Down a boulevard now veiled—

From the absence of her eyes.




A vignette
© Noel Onat  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Cruising In the Night

Cruising in the Night

Cruising in brightness of ~moon
search for passion in the night
walking in love boulevard
I seek great pleasure.

The night breeze is cool and fresh
soothing to my tender skin
peaceful waves went through my spine
I feel warm and gay.
Form: Dodoitsu

Vegas Underground

Distinction
without difference

Where shadows
defame

Laughter
without smiles

Embodied
in shame

Each story
redundant 

Whose print
stays uninked

As eyes
search for mercy

That last
—missing link

(Las Vegas Boulevard:  February, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Martin

Made as a voice to free oppression
Ascended into the promise land for a view
Ravaged of his memory by hookers and dealers on his boulevard
Troubled of his words that he spoke
Ignited by the fire of a Klansmens cross
Never should we forget the man Who had a dream
Form: Name

Boulevard of Broken Dreams

Im broken 
In pain Lost 
Hurt
useless 
My world coming apart 
Love
An acid disease 
That breaks me 
gets me nowhere 
That visual effect
Lips locked fingers crossed
Spiritually pure ecstasy 
My heart fears loneliness
Wondering will love ever love me back

'writing the Storm'

“Replay the riff in G,”
Robby said to Ray

“Come in a half beat behind,”
they both said to John

Then the three looked at Jim who said…
“Lay it all down,
turn it all over,
and pull it all back”

(8901 West Sunset Boulevard: West Hollywood California, 7-21-1966)
Form: Rhyme

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