Short Drive In Poems
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When you started drivin'
You'd want to go dive in
To the passion pits
And watch all the hits
At the good ol' Do-Drive-In
A boy at a drive-in movie
Thought it was all too groovy,
Til he went outside
And tried to hide
In a patch of Poison Oovy.
A Drive In Disguise
Kiara Lebel
Beyond successful
A mind full of redemption
And positive vibes
Now I’m in deep pensive thought
For both of us to be dead
its has gress
and a pass
drive in side
its wide
this is where to go
rent space at this store
also a secrity fence
this is the place
RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT
There once was a Narwhal named Norrie
Who went for a drive in a lorry
They crashed into a truck
His horn lanced it, bad luck
And the holey truck driver is sorry.
we go
we do it slow
so we can make stops
mabe drive around the block
to make pickup that good stuff
at a drive in
thats the way my friends
and its cool
ON THE ROAD FOOD
Went for a drive in the countryside
Admiring the rural beauty let out a big sigh
Windows down
Fresh air we drown
A joy not to be missed an absolute high
Your car is not a boat
You can’t float to town
Turn around don’t drown
The inclement weather is a pain
Trying to drive in floods and rain
Don’t lose your life being vain
There once was a car with no steering wheel
It could stop an inch from the back of your heel.
It went where it wanted to go
And refused to drive in thick snow
So we decided it was clearly no deal
Obey all traffic signs and lights
Avoid road rage, rants and fights
Remember: drive in defensive mode
Instead of as if you own the road
Always be courteous as you drive
It will help to keep everyone alive
There'll be no Valentine treats
Fancy chocolate to see
No roses in a clear vase
Just a meal on wheels
Written: January 17, 2017
Entered into Francine's contest
7,7,7,5 syllables..
Chicken Trump May Eat
The more chicken that Trump may eat,
Sooner than later his maker may meet;
Looked again;
At a drive in;
Small hands are no match for big feet.
Jim Horn
So who all is keeping with me anyway?
The shortest distance between two points
Is under construction it doesn't matter your choice
Just like a drive in the country
Cept fumes make your eyes runny
It's the twenty-first century, it's time to rejoice
The shortest distance between two points
Is under construction it doesn't matter your choice
Just like a drive in the country
Cept fumes make your eyes runny
It's the twenty-first century, it's time to rejoice
Like it never happened,
we greet each other with
hugs and hellos.
I see you with mutual
friends;
we drive in
separate cars:
acquaintances.
Stuck between loves,
two halves of an unmade
sandwich,
that no one wants
to eat.
So I'd drive, in an instant,
Miles only minutes between us,
There's no distance,
I'm the minus and you're the plus.
I'll follow my compass,
Down any road that comes forth,
Like Columbus,
I'm an Explorer baby, you're my true north.
Las Vegas' rushed pace was upsetting,
Which left a gambler dazed and sweating,
At the fast evening’s end
Met he a posh girlfriend...
They wed quickly through drive-in betting!
8/5/2019
State Limerick Contest of Kevin Shaw
carry you a tune I have to bring my bucket ice but what the Eh
Slide-out Coke machines
Superman/Batman comics
10 cent hot dogs
AM radio
Black & white TV
Rabbit-ear antennae
Bubblegum baseball cards
Tinny speakers at drive-in
Drive-in diners
Vacation bible school
Barefoot summers
Homemade playgrounds
A quarter made you rich...
COUNTRY - PLAIEDES
Country music standard
Comes back again to me
Courtesy Billie-Jo.
Chevrolet parking up,
Courting in the drive-in
Classic car remembered
Can’t get them any more
14th October 2020
Plaiedes 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Joseph May
Busty Betty beguiled the besotted boys
Painfully plain Polly puzzled over her plight
Dapper Dan discovered the delights of drive-ins
Blushing busty Betty before long began to bulge
Polly perceived her problem and preceded
To point the poor papa and his problem to the priest
I forgot the American flag was out here
Placed it there myself for the fourth of July
this means it was in the rain at least twice
I feel a bit guilty
my daughter was a Captain in the Air Force
I am glad she does not drive in the rain
I did not see it there
due to the weeds
So young and in love
Wherever he'd go she would follow
Days spent walking, talking
A picnic in a field,
An overlook view
Wherever she went he would take her
A drive in the car
A kiss
A laugh
Hand in hand
Only like new lovers can
BACK WHEN Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
2/27/20
He played on the guitar like a pizzicato
Who frequented one too many bars
Always demonstrating
A wonderful amount of restraint
Even during the main feature
At the local drive in
In the end
He came to realize
How much he loved pizza
And at the end of the day
Even if he couldn’t play
He could always eat it
Up with the rise of the Sun
the day has barely pressed start;
Charged up and ready for fun
grabbing my swimsuit I depart;
The smell of chlorine
blended with suntan lotion;
Still Water so serene
Matching my emotions;
Swimming all afternoon
makes me so hungry,
Now under the Moon
dinner and a Drive In movie.
6/11/13