Short Cadillac Poems

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


Premium Member Ford is out of Control

Ford smacked into the Cadillac
but why didn’t you hold her back?
Ford has her own ways Buick said
She’s out of control and two are dead.
car
Form: Rhyme


Lipstick On My Car

Someone left a mark 
On my Cadillac Car
The lipstick is fresh 
A statement of Love 
Is it the love for me or my car
Or did you trip
And your lip fell on the car

Injured Pride

White Cadillac waiting for her. Black night shadows hide crimson lips. Rude passerby tosses a coin. It injures more than just her arm. Someone's daughter of meager means.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Pink Cadillac

Some people wear rose coloured glasses
but I drive my pink cadillac through life
I ride in style and bite into adventure
my friends and I cruise for a fun time


AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Freight Train

Box cars a mile long, rolling all night headed West
                            Some full, some empty, all singing the same old song
                                    A Cadillac for The King Of The Road
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member The Legendary Johnny Cash

The legendary Johnny Cash
   Alcoholic, 'white trash'
His initials -- J.C. -- helped him
   Come all the way back

From drunken bouts
   Of Despair and Depression
This self-styled 'Man in Black'
   His Cadillac baritone so refreshin'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pinkie

Pink as a baby’s bottom.
Pink as 1960’s Bazooka Bubblegum
Pink as Barbie’s Dream House
Pink as a 1959 Cadillac with chrome tailfins.
Pink as a perky, pretty, popular, pizzazz-y petite preteen.
We nicknamed her “Pinkie” which made her laugh.

If I Were a President

If I was sworn in as the
President
I could dictate how Our
money's spent
And, figure out where the
Economy went
How in the Problem, could
be put a dent
While determining which Cadillac
has too much tint
As I, on up-scaling the whole world,
would be bent

Premium Member Ode to 1959 Pink Cadillac

1959 Pink Cadillac
Driven by my first boyfriend
He was fifteen
Those tail fins were really something!

And the chrome was dazzling!
Marvelously beautiful.
Amazing. We still speak of it.
Because I married him.

Wish we still had this classic car.
car

Premium Member Save Incase of Fire

If a fire broke out I would save my ancestry tree, wallet for Id, pictures of family indeed, birth certificate and deeds things that are personal to me, then family mementoes which are sentimental and what I really want and need is my Cadillac and its keys.
Form: Rhyme

Mae West and Me

My husband fell in love with the beautiful Mae West.
I knew it was because of her oversized breast.
"Mae is beautiful," I retorted,  "but small chested girls also like to hug."
"You and Mae," he laughed, "is like comparing a Cadillac to a Volkswagen bug."
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Save From Fire

If a fire broke out I would save my ancestry tree, wallet for Id, pictures of family indeed, birth certificate and deeds things that are personal to me, then family mementoes which are sentimental and what I really want and need is my Cadillac and its keys.
02/14/2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Save From Fire

If a fire broke out I would save my ancestry tree, wallet for Id, pictures of family indeed, birth certificate and deeds things that are personal to me, then family mementoes which are sentimental and what I really want and need is my Cadillac and its keys.
02/14/2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member if I was fond of Needles

If I liked to be poked and was fond of needles
I might entertain the idea of a tattoo
a tiny green dragon wearing a jaunty tam
an orange mushroom house with pink flowers
a 1959 navy blue Cadillac with red leather seats
But I do not like to be poked and I am not fond of needles
me

Green Panatela

Green Panatela


Waiting in his Cadillac, silver gray, 
Dr. Oates swerves his lighter   

to his green panatela.
Next to Dr. Oates, 

a poodle, silver gray, barks  
where Mrs. Oates will sit

in moments now, 
when from the beauty shop,

coiffed silver gray,
majestically she issues. 


Donal Mahoney

Premium Member Drive It Like You Stole It

With the feeling of horsepower under me,
brakes do not apply;
if you want to go the speed limit,
stay off the road, I won't be hindered.

Put the soft-top down,
I want to feel the evening wind 
blowing unfettered through my hair
and see the moon cruising with me.


Image: Wikipedia, 1989 Cadillac Allante

Premium Member Cowardice -For Yellow Contest

He’d been too yellow to admit he was having an affair Susie was seething and started screaming at his deception She’d found long blonde hairs in her husband’s Cadillac car Slowly she poured paint stripper over its ochre paintwork Photo 3 Chosen – Contest Yellow Sponsored by Silent One 03~03~16

Premium Member On Being Nosy

What is it to me if
The teenage girl next door
Leaves on a date dressed up
Like a downtown whore?
If her brother wears his cap
With the bill in the back
And their father drives up
In a ratty old hearse Cadillac?
Why do I let the smallest
Things annoy me so?
I think I would move away
If I had some place to go.

written July 27, 2021

Where Mrs. Oates Will Sit

Where Mrs. Oates Will Sit


Waiting in his Cadillac,
silver gray, Dr. Oates 
swerves his lighter   
to his green panatela.

Next to Dr. Oates
a poodle barks, right
where Mrs. Oates will sit,
a poodle silver gray, 

the color Mrs. Oates’s hair will be
in moments now
when from the beauty shop
majestically she issues. 


Donal Mahoney

Premium Member Mac Cadillac

Yeah, I'm five lines out,
and ain't coming back.
Gonna ride on cloud,
in a Mac Cadillac.
Me and miss Jilly,
yeah, she's all that.
Riding on cloud nine
in a Mac Cadillac.

Goin to find Wilson,
wherever he's at.
He sang of Sally,
and her Mustang act
Wanna hear him again,
the Man kick's it back.
Gotta ride on cloud nine,
In a Mac Cadillac.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Acute Little Love Foray-

Cavalry chivalry; Splendor cadillac ; I'm sure love For you shall; Not to be ignored; Beloved you are my Beloved; And heated bliss; I must insist; I 'll seal our hearts wish; With the Velvet kiss; Splendor a cabaret; I love you so this day; What a beautiful foray?
12/23/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Barbie For Worse

Barbie on her knees, over the toilet.
Ken pulls back her hair.
Skipper and Midge share love and support.

Barbie went on to wear wigs and bandanas,
her hair in the sink, sagging marshmallow breasts.
Big days were sitting in a cancer circle
waiting for coffee and cookies to pass.

Barbie hasn’t seen the light for days,
her pink cadillac out of gas.

10/20/2020

Premium Member What we See

I see him as seventeen
With lots of dark black hair
Intensely fervent about life
An expert in many things

His car is a 1959 pink Cadillac with tail fins
Yes, that car!
He bought it for five hundred dollars
From a rich doctor, who wanted something new

He sees me as sixteen
He knows he wants something
But he is too innocent to know what
He gives me that smile, and I laugh

My First Limerick Banger

My first car was green , red and black .

 Part Nissan , Jeep and Cadillac .

 When you pulled out the choke 

 The boot filled with smoke

 Flames farting straight out the back .


 I called it my old Batmobile 

 Made of plastic , old planks and  steel .

 It was loved by weird gooks

 And Hazardy Dukes

 But with Babes , had little appeal .



For Chantelle's "Gas" contest ..
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Yodelin' Feller

Had an old Cadillac and a gal named Ann
And I played fiddle in a travelin' band
I loved my Ann and a dog named Yeller
They ran off with a yodelin' feller

I woke up this mornin' on a choo choo train
Bound for Amarillo in the pourin' rain
Starin' out the window started me thinkin'
It's gonna be this way 'til I quit drinkin'


3-22-19
Contest:Wk 4, March 2019, Max 8 Lines
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Couplet

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