Short Cycling Poems

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


Tandem Reflections

riding in tandem
rocky roads
feel less onerous

29/09/18


'Biker's dozen contest'

Sponsored by: Maureen McGreavy
Form: Haiku


Voices

Voices


Silent screams
Rapidly cycling
Whispers of death and of darkness




Marckincia Jean
11/08/18
Free verse

Premium Member Phased

The moon took possession
of the sky
a blank slate of atmospheric haze
punctuating
the seasonal sentence
of solar cycling.

Reawakening Flow

Methods...
Of movement.
The flailngs of my mind.
Seen long ago,
And again...
I'm a contradiction of seasons.
A cycling paradox.

Premium Member Urinalysis

How old age and senile relate
Depends on cycling the flood gate
Forget zipper down?
Always leave it uptown?
Each a unique cognitive state
Form: Limerick


Amsterdam

Amsterdam.
Calm, gentle.
Cycling, boating, walking.
Tulips, cobbles, bakeries, fresh air. 
Eating, drinking, sight-seeing.
Modern, historic.
Holiday.
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Inheritance

Our piano with silence speaks
The rickety rocking chair squeaks
Where Mama sits and stares each day
Music memories stored away
Our loved inheritance remains
Melodies cycling through our brains.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Father Son Duo

Father cannot go cycling as he is old
To him, his grown up son once told
"It will take you long to recoup
If fall down, you'll surely droop"
Father quietly prayed for his son to be bold.

16.8.2020
Form: Limerick

Reading Is Fundamental

I was cycling by a mountain stream
when a big Harley rider did scream,
he was mad that I biked
in the lane that he liked...
It says Bike Lane! Your a** I should ream!!


Actually happened this past weekend.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cycling

beers...
cycle-path 'lodged hic' calls

be as...
a sigh-called 'a gee'

with respect...
some cycle-path sick mess

calling for...
a sigh-guy i trust

to drink and...
control sigh-caught hics


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Procrastination

Remember how you spent 
                    half  An hour 
           calculating It would be wetter 
              walking  Not cycling 
double underlined It
                      theN
                           Got the bus home
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member cycling lane-gauges

there came bridges
of...
diction

so 'airy' of
a...
'full loss of why'

that in-sight was
a...
'phi loss of eye' 

focus on ideas without
any...
know-penning in the

cambridge dictionary
of...
philosophy


stans sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member BY THE STREETLAMP

Upright fluorescent streetlamp
Kind host of the village boys
Sweet memories twined with it
Cycling around the pole base
Playing hours with friends under
Mouth watering snacks nearby
Chat with girlfriend in starburst
As yummy as vendor’s trays!

Premium Member Reverside Refrains

Cycling  as usual,
Along the road
By the river bank
In the countryside.

Old songs of the birds.,
from the woods
at the river banks
Rarely heard today
And some not heard again.

Yet,new tunes heard,
As fresh melodies unfurl
From birds newly arrived.

Daisy Summer: The Prologue

daisy summer and innocence
as the sweat glistens on the skin
when i'm cycling down the street
running with the pace of wind

spread my wings like a parachute
on a summer afternoon
music in my ears as i passes by the sea shore
as the flowers dances near the coast

Premium Member If I Had a Broken Heart

Oh, wait!
I DO have one.
Tried to avoid it early on.
Tried to deny it when it happened

the first five or six times.

Broken, healing, broken, healing
cycling up spirals.

Every wound scars over
with less rigidness than 
what got scarred.

How else could life possibly grow?

Premium Member recycle hiku




                  birth -life -death ^

                                     afterlife cycling ~~~~~

                                                             < recycling >
Form: Haiku

Breath Apon Memories

Your breath
apon
my memories

Twirling
apon
loves weaponry 

Cycling
between
lying signs

Out of this
whirling
I have climbed

Your breath
apon
my memories

Spinning
apon
loves treachery

Blowing
between
hurtful rhymes

Out of this
tornado
I have survived

Trying To Move On

I'm caught in a loop
Cycling around traces of you in my memory
I suffer the eternal entrapment that is you
I love you
And no matter my restraint
I can't seem to let you go
So I must go
Of to the edge of the earth
To the split in the horizon
The tip of happiness
Where I first fell in love

Last Day of Cycling To Work

Jack - Jack - Jack - Jack
JackJackJackJackJack
Woodpecker hammers in my head.

Jack - Jack - Jack - Jack 
JackJackJackJackJack 
Clear and red comes from my head

Jack  -  Jack  -  Jack
JackJack  -  Jack
Yellow Jack-et talks to me

Jack - Jack
Painless   -    Jack__________________

Cycling

Watch her ride.
Going on her own way.
Red hair streaming in her wake.

Watch her ride.
Still she wont stay.
Riding on till her legs ache.

Watch her ride.
Happy and gay.
Riding on with no mistake.

Watch her ride.
Simply for her own joys sake.
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Cycling

It rained into dawn
The flood today is old pain
The heart eroded

I wade waist deep in
I should swim better in words
The promise drowned there

Next time I will touch
And feel what the eyes will miss
Love in countless clouds

The rain will end soon
And feet make prints in the sand
Memories made new
Form: Haiku

Dying With Regret

cheerless, wretched life
                      failure cycling
                   gaping rictus of
                 disheartened gloom
               preying on
             my soul’s regret
           faith chagrined
         headlong plummet
      into darkness’
    gaping maw
  I depart
oblivion

The Ten Days of Covid


On the tenth day of Christmas, 
my true love gave to me;
one dose of Covid, 
breathless and restless, 
tire and fatigue, 
loose bowels and sickness, 
sore throat and acne, 
phlegm, cough and sneezes, 
acute loss of smell, 
aches and pains, 
cycling high fever, 
and a lung full of pure misery.
Form: List

Singing

Singing is my hobby
For it boosts me
When I am in distress
It gives me a great bliss
One can sing while at work
And cycling gives a kick
When one sings and pedals
Crosses all the hurdles
Kills my solitude 
Builds up my attitude
I love singing
For it keeps bringing
Energy umpteen
Day becomes a sheen..!
Form: Couplet

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