Short Rolling Along Poems

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


My Dog

My dog was gripping my leg,

as I hung my coat on a peg.

Along came the cat.

Brown, furry and fat.

Rolling along like an egg.
Form: Limerick


A Writer's True Tale

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Within every writer's soul is an untold role, rolling along the shadows, secretly, desperately seeking the glow above the darkness that gave it life in the first place

Premium Member Dragging Up My Rear

I'm finally slowing down after all these years Yup! You heard it first... dragging up my rear Had to happen Still can't imagine A young pup still am I rolling along in high gear
Form: Limerick

Wandering Mind

Wandering  Mind

Today I have no plans other than to keep 
Rolling along under the hot sun and hope 
To find a watering place…. A cold beer. 
Take no photos not speak to anyone, just 
Drive everywhere and nowhere in silence
Form: Canzone

Third Wheel

Often the third wheel between two people 
Rolling along the median of life 
The epicenter of two separate goals 
Neither lane resembling my own 
The wheel that no one wanted to steer 
Loneliness on the road of several
Rolling along the median of life


Premium Member Dream Caught Culture

Embraced
Your Dream Catchers
Have been tattooed on our culture

They Grace our hides
Our windows
And our rear view mirrors

Protecting us
Shielding us
Defining us

Circles
Web woven
Sinew sewn
Brandishing
Your Eagle's feathers

Rolling along
With the nightmare
In the mirror
Fading in the distance


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Premium Member My Favourite Cowboys

There was a day on TV
When westerns were all the rage
Together our masked hero the Lone Ranger
with Tonto kept outlaws in their cage

Wagon Train kept rolling along
Seth Adams the leader
Flint McCullough chief scout
old Charlie Wooster was the feeder

My all-time favorite Cowboy
had to be clearly Wagon Train
Flint was my all-time hero
my chief scout taking the strain!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How Long Has It Been

How long has it been since your last poem?
It's sounds like a priest inquiring about confession.
What corners do I dare not look around?
Why the starvation?
We drop out and then feel this dying inside.
Rolling along with this death.
Words carry as much as you'd like them to.
I can feel myself climbing up the rope now.
(Though there is no rope.)
I need those platforms in the sky,
To know they're there in case I fly.

Premium Member Found a Skull the Other Day

I found a skull the other day
Was it human? I think no way.
Twenty-two bones, and all of them say
Come on down, honey, we want to play.

It was a merry skull, truly gay.
Rolling along the South Side Bay
In life he told me he was Big Jay
I frankly did not know what to say

Because he was a talkative gray
He told me stories, sure did. Okay?
I found him on the east highway
Decided to keep him, this skull named Jay.
Form: Monorhyme

It Was Only a Dream

It Was Only a Dream

The days of rush and running;
The airport, the hugs the drive.
Our special gourmet lunch place.
It was only a dream.

The twinkling lights, pajama nights,
Planning presents, paper crinkling.
Lingering laughter, long goodbyes.
It was only a dream.

Breakfast out and you’re gone.
Time is rolling along.
I know it was only a dream 
Of sun spent days, but…

Your forgotten present lies on the couch.
Form:

Flat Tire

I was rolling along
just fine, thank you
until I came across you

Like a nail in the road, you poked a vicious
hole in my heart, and I went flat

And it was a rough ride
for a while there
and noisy, too-
ka-WHUMP
ka-WHUMP
ka-WHUMP
my heart pathetically
loped along
hoping you would return
to fill the hole you’d made

But now, it’s through, I’m over you
I have a brand new heart
and a much more
careful driver
at the wheel

Premium Member Ramble

Ah, writing a poem that just rattles on
no matter the reason or rhyme or a song
not slowing a second not slowing at all 
just rolling along like a big mindless ball
or pieces of paper, blown by the wind
not reaching an end, with no place to begin
no purpose worth stating and none I could say
just blab a blab blabber and then blab away
I'll just keep it rambling, without meaning or point
I'll stretch it my friend while you roll the next joint
Form: Rhyme

Moving On

Moving on rolling along how long must this go on

I know I can count on you to keep this up on a roll 

So don't slip and fall down like a clown

Smile and don't get down and frown

My friend you must try to find a way to say

Hey everyday I will not stay locked inside my head until I am dead

I am not Fred I am not dead

I will not lose my head

Moving on I will keep up with my feet 

I will not use my seat

I choose to stay on my feet and of my seat
Form:

Waves

Waves



The new day was dawning

When I opened my eyes

The stars had been covered 

By the Clouds passing by


A whisper of waves rolling along the seashore

I spotted them when I opened the door

They tried to gently pass on by

They were caught in the act

By a rumble in the sky


They were gone, as fast as they came

They’ll reappear to finish their game

They’ll roll and play gently in the sea

As long as I am quiet, they won’t hear me

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