Short Hitchhiked Poems
Short Hitchhiked Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hitchhiked by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hitchhiked by length and keyword.
I hitchhiked up to Limbo
to await that final toll
But lost my way when Siren’s called
which led me to the shoals
My thumb went back inside my palm,
their voices soft and low
No closer to those pearly gates
—this darkened undertow
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)
Categories:
hitchhiked, heaven,
Form:
Rhyme
a supernatural force must have saved the reckless driver
the Ford she was maneuvering is scrunched in three ways
everyone who saw the auto said “the driver must be dead”
she is not dead
she has hitchhiked home to get the keys to her husband’s truck
she is driving to work in it
I know because this walking talking miracle who survived is me
Categories:
hitchhiked, car,
Form:
Free verse
Riding
a ship on stormy seas,
it feels like I’m flying;
Always on a trapeze
I leap and keep laughing;
I’m loud,
and spontaneous too;
More than a little proud,
after all I’ve been through;
I walked on fire then bowed;
I’m spiked
energy on the waves;
Their gravity hitchhiked
now it never behaves;
Roughly tumbled left jacked;
Coffee
after the longest night
tasting that moonlit sea;
Baby, just hold on tight,
I was made for crazy.
Categories:
hitchhiked, adventure, emotions, feelings,
Form:
Other