Short Sidewalk Poems
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Heat rises
\around us down
your sidewalk shimmers
and we sit
\on the porch
swimming in heat
sitting still enough
vapor
I move faster than snowflakes
Running down the street sidewalk
I open my mouth, sweet taste
Snow’s unique flavor
Russell Sivey
crack in gray city sidewalk
tiny flower face looks up
trampled by hurrying feet
beauty clings to life
sweltering hot days
fried my eggs on the sidewalk
flowers pray for rain
earthlings ignore their Mother
the Devils in the details
I saw a rolly polly in my path.
"You cross the sidewalk, so slow.
How long it must take you to go!"
He said, "You do the math".
a glove waits on the sidewalk
holding the warmth of a hand
dreaming of where it once lived~
lost but still loyal
hail
falling
sky crystals
tapping pelting
rat-a-tat-tatting
sidewalk prancers
confetti
while rain
hail
My favorite season.
Not too hot and not too cold.
Red and orange leaves.
Loud, crunching on the sidewalk.
A gentle breeze in my hair.
pelting the sidewalk
streams of gentling rain
music who will stalk
dancing through the pain
floods roll as we rock
He tips his hat at the sidewalk sales.
A snowman bids farewell.
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Sidewalk spring rain steps
years of tetter-totter angst
Main St. love apocalypse
Relationship on the rocks
Haystack needle search weary
Miles of beautiful sandy beaches with
stunning ocean views …
The Seawall that includes the longest
continuous sidewalk …
I'm stuck on this sidewalk alone
I can't contact god with no phone
Confusing religion
No carrier pigeon
Why doesn't god send down a drone?
Too hot.
outside.
Fry egg,
sidewalk.
Big hawk,
dry mouth.
Yes rains
coming.
How hot,
too hot.
Fall is,
waiting.
Hooray!!!
Sheer stupidity,
human neglect...
Wash car on the sidewalk
and with water hose,
a complete waste... !
its was cold
we took a stroll
my love and eye
as othe pass by
we held hands
kiss like this
it was as we sweet talk
LOVER ON THE SIDEWALK
An ancient hitching-post survives
Too strong and stable to tear down;
The horse-drawn cart no more arrives,
For Time has altered Man and town.
An ancient hitching-post survives
Too strong and stable to tear down;
The horse-drawn cart no more arrives,
For Time has altered Man and town.
May I have the pleasure of this dance?
I hope I have a better chance
than the sliding snail you see and stalk,
slowly slinking on the sidewalk.
past the mimosas
two kids in a car
mama walks with them
they can legally drive on
the sidewalk and hold their cell
6/25/2020
sunny afternoon
a wide, slim sidewalk wallows
a burning building
people standing firm
sidewalk engaging flat feet
sun heated concrete
5/23/19
He saw a flower once,
Dandelion – he thinks,
growing in a city sidewalk
near a rock strewn park.
©12/2/2021
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Walking down sidewalk
Watching cars pass by and by
Looks from side to side
In dismay looks down
Now hating every roadster
Death smears on one tire
The steady beat of rain on my head
I glance at the sidewalk
It glances at me
bone dry as can be ~
Are we alive or dead, verily
Agnes McFearson was eighty-five
And insisted she should still drive.
She drove on the sidewalk
And for lights didn’t stop.
26 fellow citizens didn’t survive.