Short Parking Lot Poems

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


Bag Lady

she has a cart
fill with art
sleep and eat
in a parking lot
she must be hot
loads of cloth
some call her sade
the
BAG LADY


Premium Member Few Cars for Liftoff

few cars for liftoff disappointed by “no-go” sighs and shrugs but in 1969 it was a parking lot high
Form: Tanka

Pray Where Yo Feel

it could be a rock
a bus stop
in a tore or shop
or parking lot
if your head wheeling
its your appeeling
PRAY WHERE YOU
FFEL

Black Friday

black Friday
so long have detested you
traffic and shoppers
fighting over a cheap purse. . .
lost car in the parking lot
Form: Tanka

In a Boxs

ma never  alone
its on my phone
i got carry on
bug or in  my cot
and the parking lot
am hot
got be stop
AM
IN A BOXS
Form:


In a Boxs

ma never  alone
its on my phone
i got carry on
bug or in  my cot
and the parking lot
am hot
got be stop
AM
IN A BOXS
Form:

Streetlamps Are Buzzing Like Fireflies

blue moon
standing
alone
in
a vacant parking lot
when
the
streetlamps
are buzzing like fireflies
on the 4th of July

Premium Member Hospital Parking Lot

alone i cry
non stop tears streaming
how will i say goodbye



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Tenacity

Example Of Tenacity ` True grit likely as not... is a plant that grows in a hot parking lot
Form: Senryu

The Samaritan

In the parking lot
My mind was lost in a dream.
I stumbled and fell.
A stranger stopped and helped me.
I never saw him again.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Big City Midnight Ball Drop

its at top
waiting to rock
watch the clock
its going fall
from that wall
watch at the parking lot
BIG CITY MIDNIGHT BALL DROP

Trucker

they carry a load
on the road
they eat 
and sleep
at a truck  stop
pull out a cot
in parking lot
some or sucker
theyer
TRUCKER
Form:

Premium Member happy ever after

my friend candace tied the knot

met him in a parking lot

silhouette afar

loading up a car

then came fate a dropped shallot.
Form: Limerick

Holiday Music On the Strret

as you shop
at parking lot
or on a push cot
or street band
or guitar man
they all play
a happy beat
its HOLIDAY
MUSIC ON THE STREET

Fall Scene

Gold and red leaves cling
To the line of poplar trees
By the parking lot
Two young lovers, hand in hand,
Discussing their weekend plans.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

No Standing

as you drive
in your ride
kept this in mind
you see this sign
as you holiday shop
near a parking lot
car
 abanding
just 
NO STANDING
t

Rainbow Raindrops

Rainbow rings spread out
As the raindrops
Fall in the 
Parking lot puddle


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Lover of Rain

it what i lke to do
and in it i walk too
when its hot
i stand in my parking lot
in this thing call rain
its ease my pain
am a
LOVER OF RAIN

Premium Member Found a Shapely Leaf

found a shapely leaf in parking lot with a stem at her blessed feet her hips a bit out of joint her circus smile still in place
Form: Tanka

JELLO SHOT

This man assumed he was hot
After swallowing a strong Jello shot
His head starts to spin
And he ran like the wind
Until he fell in a parking lot
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Madd

MADD mother of two makes it clear:
Drivers drink no spirits nor beer!
She bought a spot
In the parking lot
The tombstone reads, "Wish you were here"!
Form: Limerick

Sex In the Parking Lot

it was dark
the car was park
the mind begin to turn
our boby same to burn
so we had to get
you can we  were so hot
it was
SEX IN THE 
PARKING LOT

Pop the Sky the Fourth of July

its on the dot
watch the pop
mabe standing on a cart
in a parking lot
theyer be blue white fire works too
way up high
POP THE SKY
THE FOURTH OF
JULY

Rain Drops

when it began those shower
gos on a few hours
you feel it you stop
will not get wet
you can bet
in  mabe a parking lot
ON YOUR HEAD YOU FEEL
RAIN DROPS

Premium Member Self-Driving Car

Self-driving car,
take me near.
Take me far.
But you better not
leave me in the parking lot.

Take me to a date,
but not with Sally - 
this time, Kate.
Form: Rhyme

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