Short City Block Poems
Short City Block Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about City Block by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about City Block by length and keyword.
Did Discover A Long Huge Dock
We did discover a long huge dock,
Which was big as entire city block;
Here and there,
And everywhere,
That had left us in a state of shock.
Jim Horn
Walking to grade school without a care
Each morning at the same spot
Freshly baked bread scent filled the air
Straight from the oven, savory hot
Aroma so sweet, I never forgot
Laub's Bakery, a city block wide
It looked like a factory instead
I'd peek in the door ajar on the side
Where that lovely smell filled up my head
Etched in my brain, the essence of freshly baked bread
Walking through these streets
Full of empty names
I pass another city block
But things aren't quite the same
I used to have a purpose
I used to have a place
But today things seem empty
In this busy space
Everything moves
At a faster rate
Gotta stake your claim
Before it's too late
Life will pass you by
If you don't even try
Gotta achieve my goals
Before it's too late and I die
Form:
I wanna buy you flowers
I wanna see the sun in those big brown eyes
I wanna see a movie
I wanna carve a house for you out of stone
I wanna pull the stars into the shape of your face
I wanna level a city block and plant trees just so you can have a nice place to sit and eat little sandwiches
I wanna kiss you
right as you fall asleep
I wanna get better
Spring Paintings by Kinkade
purple sky at eve
a log cottage by a stream
with windows aglow
after vietnam
my old familiar path home
lights and chimney smoke
lilac carnival
decorates each city block
it must be springtime
a splendid stone bridge
arched over a placid flow
june night memory
blue wildwood steeple
with many a wagon track
june morning service
dusk in the city
rain soaked streets thrusting up light,
cars, shops and people