Short Driveways Poems

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


Premium Member Walking Instructions

Instructions for walking, listen very carefully Put one foot in front of the other, it'll feel like ecstasy If you step sideways You'll wind up in driveways Owners will think you're a felon and beat you unmercifully
fun
Form: Limerick


Quintessentially Australian

The agapanthus
for generations
lined the carriageways
and driveways
of Australian farms
and cattle stations
also called Lily Of The Nile
a native of Africa
a sublime pairing
with jacaranders
a scene quintessentially Australian.

Premium Member Negative Or Positive

Silently yellow touches most
Soft sticky scented pollen gold
Does it coat wings of Heavenly Host

Silently yellow touches most
Cars, driveways, porches, garden post
Touching my nose sneezing is bold

Silently yellow touches most
Soft sticky scented pollen gold

(For Bees, ants, butterflies
pollen is a great treat..For allergy 
a negative woe..)
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Weather Patterns

If you only knew how much I loved you,
Even in this shimmering gray.
If you only you didn't wished it would stay.
All steel dries, you know.
The dew subsides,
Though love lies like cream over our lives
above all those empty driveways,
And churning burning helpless hearts.
The weather will change, my love,
But that lingering light
Remains the same.

Premium Member Icy Driveway

After a snow storm
The snow covers ground
Outside it is cold
Then it starts to warm
The rain pours downwards
It begins to freeze
Sidewalks and driveways
Are very icy
It is hard to walk
Salt is not put down
Walking the small steps
Trying not to fall
The driveways are
dangerous 
This does not seem right
Salt should be put down
For the safety to walk
Form: Sonnet


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