Short Handlebar Poems
Short Handlebar Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Handlebar by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Handlebar by length and keyword.
Only a few
make a pact
with the wind
Only a few
know the joy
there within
Free of the shadow
that follows
and stalks
Escaping
tomorrow
in moments recaught
Horizons lie waiting
as pilgrims
embark
Voices like magnets
pull light
from the dark
Only a few
hear the music
on high
Through handlebar
portals
— embraced by the sky
(Dreamsleep: May, 2025)
Categories:
handlebar, time, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Never too old for good fun are we.
Like riding a bike! One doesn’t forget -
at least while we’re not out to pasture yet!
Ready, set, go! Keep it steady for me
up here on the handlebar. Give it your all!
(Whatever you do, dear, don’t let me fall).
Never too old for good fun are we.
Using picture #1 (Rhyme scheme: AbbaccA)
Oct. 14, 2019 for Joseph May's Make It Seven Poetry Contest
Categories:
handlebar, age, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
A winter day
you came to school
red faced and crying
your curly hair all ablow
wringing your red red hands
late
rode your bike
tears and frostbite
Forbidden to talk I saw
teacher
scold you in the hallway
while your eyes dripped
over the pain in your face
your hands bent as if they would
forever grip the handlebar
"Where is your mother" asked the teacher
"Where is your mother?"
tears
and frostbite.
Categories:
handlebar, family, friendship
Form:
Free verse