Short Cart Poems

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Cart Shop An Bags

you flll it up
all gift stuff
as you stop and shop
its snow walk slow
mabe your young
old hag
its
CART SHOP
AN BAGS


Premium Member The bill-e-cart bill '

Albo built a billy-cart..' named it m a d info no 1.!
He's dragged it up to Thredbo.Mates...
Now the whole things came un-done.!
Form: Rhyme

Shopping Cart Can Man

its money some think it funny
to see this man
withhis hands
picking up cans
well its money honey
its in plan
SHOPPING CART CAN MAN

Shopping Cart Man

there's eyes or red
don't have a bed
no sleep
need food to eat
they  or bold
walk pusthing and stroll
with need pland
the
SHOPPING CART MAN

Billy Cart

Zooming, zooming, zooming fast,
I'm racing by in my billy cart,
Had to swerve to miss my dog,
Smashing into a fallen log,
Now I have to wear a plaster cast.
Form: Limerick


Bom Boxs In a Cart

they look  like stump
the music make you jump
its in a shopping cot
while they drink a lot
you hear it loud
non stop on the block
from a push cart
bom boxs in a cart

Shopping Cart Tim

he goes around
singing the sound
he can be found
in midtown
stopping
picking up trash
his mobey where its stach
he smarter then all of them
they call him
SHOOPING CART TIM

Vender Push Cart

Iits a vender stand
some push by hands
all year
you just and wear
vender gear
summer t shirt
winder you sug in clovers
iyou have s stop
mabe near a parking lot
it a 
VENDER PUSH CART

Hole In 1 Litigious Golf Cart

Town Car
Limousine
Golf Cart
Handicap
Hole in 1
Sand Wedge
Bunker
Apprentice
Litigation
1 Term
4 Short year's
Reality
Fired
Good luck Joe
You won
It's your problem now
Time to deliver

Your Cart

Your Cart
   
Brothers, hear me don't judge me.
For repentance in my heart--
Retrieve the rocks you hurled so free.
With love fill the empty cart.

Poetic form:  Chastushka 
© Dane Smith-Johnsen 11-12-09

A Cart and Horse

When I take the reins of a cart and horse,
  The world in an instant slows for a day.
I take pleasure in nature's playful source,
  And learn how not to think so far away.
I don't set my sights on the course charted.
  The horse plays along, (it's an inborn trait.)
I think sometimes he has me outsmarted;
  He takes the path that's little used of late.

Shopping cart

sitting there
	among the trees
on riverbank
	littered with trash

it is filled
	with many things
like a kaleidoscope view
	of someone’s life

all that is left
	of hopes and dreams
fragments of a life
	now cast aside

 and what were their hopes
	and what did they want
what were their dreams
	that will never now be

the sum of the life
	shattered and torn
all that was left

Wheels Up

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Why does the trolley dolly or cart I choose to use in every supermart always have a wonky wobbly wheel and feel oh so wearing as if it's about to lose its marbles or ball bearings? It clunks like junk with a 'thunking' sound and almost dumps my groceries on the ground won't go straight invariably tilts veers careens or curves and without a doubt indubitably gets on my nerves
Form: Rhyme

The Beat of the Cart

Pushing a cart
To the beat
Moving gingerly
Down the street
A squeak here
A rattle there
If they stare
You don't care
Destination's
On your mind
It's in front of you
Not behind
A few steps more
You declare
You'll take
Your shoes off
Lie down
On the ground
And breathe
The fresh air
The cart
Is your home
You know 
You're not alone
You hear the sound
The Beat of the Cart
Is all around

03/27/12
D.C.
© D. C.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Shopping Cart

Millions of lonely people
sitting right next to each other
never saying a word
to one another.
Fearful of starting over
fearful of not being good enough
or pretty enough.
Fearful of being conned
Fearful of rejection
Fearful of wading into the murky waters of a new age heart.

Millions of lonely hearts, flitting past one another.
So afraid of disrespecting their dead soulmate. 
Companionship is just a rusty shopping cart away.

Cart Wheeling Crystals

Snow flakes
Tapping glass
One by one, 
Scraping silence 
From the pane of autumn’s stare
Where they gather 
In mute reflections, 
Like moths to a flame

Blustering into chaotic rhythm
White upon light, 
Cart-wheeling crystals
Frozen in free 
Falling eddies now
Gathering upon a wind, 
In violent whiteout

As a fire stares 
Back from beyond the hearth
A sentinel 
Of warmth bearing 
Witness to fair warning

From an army of 
Snow

Premium Member Ode to The Breakfast Cart

In that strip mall, The Breakfast Cart smiles
with morning fare crafted from scratch
as diners rush for untold miles
for ham and eggs that are a perfect match.

Rustic art coats each wall
with metal chickens and old ad signs
some so large, while others so small
as I soak in the comfort of these designs.

Many diners visit each day
to visit dear friends and to sit and chat
since the bargain prices are little to pay
and the setting is truly a Welcome doormat.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Cart Riding At My House

Hello I am Dollar Store Diva
Saturday is my shopping day
I take my friend Steve-ah
We are heading your way

We used to get a cart full
But now there are only three
Used to be fourteen
Most have been borrowed by likes of me

I take them to my apartment
Just whizz them around the room
Want to cart ride at my house?
You’d better get there soon

I have heard a rumor
The police are on their way
I am tossing them out the window
Jail fines I cannot afford to pay.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Disappearing One Wheel Cart

The road sweepers
Giggled happily 
While collecting and carrying rubbish 
With a one wheel cart
The construction workers 
Sweated heavily
While collecting and carrying bricks 
With a one wheel cart
As children 
We played secretly 
With the one wheel cart
Carrying inside a little girl as a bride
And the cart rolled and rolled
Until it disappeared from our eyes
Together with our child brides
Maybe with only some heartbroken memories left
To this progressive world

The Riding Cart

Squeeze! the Old Man, riding on his cart,
  thoughtless people block his way as he tries to put in park.
Switch goes up, switch goes back, he's circling all around,
  Lets hope he parks it soon enough, I think I see a frown.
I often see those riding carts & they really make me think,
  to ride for fun would be a blast, to depend on would really stink.
Help the man, move out the way, don't stand there & observe,
  He's trying hard to be on his way, respect is well deserved.
© Dee Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Lovers' Cart

Behold today your name 
engraves my sky
Indeed my eyes your face 
alone espy
You own my mind no matter 
how I try
To stay alive to issues 
lurking by.

Alone my world was empty 
and a gloom
With you my life compares 
to August bloom
Alone I only craved a 
peaceful tomb
With you my fortunes wallow 
now in boom.

A vow I make to live within 
your heart
A sword or speech can 
never pull apart
My hand in yours together 
we depart
To paradise on lovely 
lovers' cart.

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