Short Street Poems

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


Playing a Role

am  in the street
and i walk the beat
and eat and sleep
as they do
i tell you
i will reload
am just
PLAYING A ROLE


The Street Prays

The street prays 
The wind howls for blood
The bed prays for sex
The tree prays for love to win 
In the next election
Form: Tanka

All Hallows Eve

leaves drift to the ground,
red and gold litter the street,
as ghouls come out to play,
one night a year;
All Hallows Eve!
Form: Tanka

Summer Break Dance

it was in the block
we jump and hop
 street was wet
water contest
we all jump hand prance
in this
SUMMER BREAK DANCE

Dance To the Stars

you can prance
take a parter hands
take that chance
do on the street
to the music beat
or on top of cars
DANCE TO THE STARS


Splash!

Rain
Pours down
My galoshes 
Become stuffed with feet
As I ready myself to 
Jump into all the mud puddles on my street

Premium Member Summer

SUMMER his summer mirage heat waves ~ belly dance ~ across the wet steamy street 6/4/2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member My Choice Vignette

Showdown

The hand
ticks toward noon,
main street quiets,
a voice call out  -
make my day....

Clint makes his play

Premium Member Amazed F

a step down in class
businessclassclash
bribe awareness
street durg yepee 
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Rose Meadow 2

Rose Meadow 
A twenty five years widow 
Always looking by the window 
With her eyes on the street below 

May 11, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Ambience


Under the intense fog, blurry regime of the city street
Over the condense hope, starry night on the sky fleet
Form: Couplet

Cherry Tree

Cherry Tree

I worship thee

the Church across

       the street

is jealous

Cherry Tree

    I am zealous....
Form: Rhyme

Timequake

Christ shattered Time's flat line,
Shook Sidhartha's hopeful feet'
And, in this cluttered street,
Makes to tremble--mine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member One Way Street

Love does not walk
Hand in hand 
On a one way street.
She had already
Turned the corner
There was someone else to meet.
Form: Rhyme

One Way Street

Countless ways
In route to wrong
Still more 
On road toward sin
One way
Ahead of lost
Trail track
To  
Christ within.
Form: Rhyme

After That

all the way
play a whistle
echo in the lonely streets
if anyone doesn't hear

street light shine

after that who knows

Premium Member Clerihew Canal

Giovanni Antonio Canal
of the famed  waterway mall
Canaletto,Venice born&bred
panoramas thereof enhanced his 'street cred'
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Red Fox

movement caught my eye
           a red fox, across the street
                it knew when to run

Heidi Sands

3/15/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Watercolours

as rain extinguished embers
of the long day's city heat
blurred traffic light reflections 
painted puddles on the street.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Septimal-Art In the City

vertical
linear
lines

Georgia O'Keeffe


https://www.allposters.co.uk/-sp/Street-New-York-I-1926-Posters_i1248644_.htm
Form: Ekphrasis

Street Walker

there mind is fixs
theyer  or a trick
for what they do
its more than a few
they are starker
some call them
STREET WALKER

Dancing Beauty

My Beautiful One
skipped into sight 
in her bare feet
in the street,
Only I heard the beat
of her gracefully dancing feet

Premium Member Quicker Than Snow

I move faster than snowflakes
Running down the street sidewalk
I open my mouth, sweet taste
Snow’s unique flavor

Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu

As I Close the Shop At the End of the Day

The sun is setting
The afternoon is ending
The store is empty
A few cars parked on the street
I'm content, this is complete
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Fog

Fog in the morning
Shrouding the telephone pole
Across the still street
The mysteries of the world
Shrouded in my ignorance
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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