Short Tires Poems

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


Premium Member Werewolves and Burning Tires

when life is running just fine
purring like a cat, in its prime
some night under a full moon
a werewolf craps on your silver spoon
turns your heart into a burning tire
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Mind-Body Tires

Mind-body tires, causing stupor Why then overwork mind Make unending playful caper Free from desires that bind Awareness unbroken Needs ego forsaken That we now awaken Heart bliss aspires Mind-body tires 07-September-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Whistling Tires

When I bent and reached there down, 
The tire made a hissing sound; 

Each puncture made a blow, 
Releasing air and letting it flow; 

Now look who got that simple gift, 
Some flat tires, did so swift; 

See the car I'm standing near? 
Has whistling tires that I hear!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tires Straight

On my 60" HD TV.
I saw a ragged child with a sunburst smile.
Wearing a patchy blue dress.
More dirt than fabric on it.
For fun, she was rolling a bent bike tire.
With a thin stick down a dog-eared road.
Somehow, she kept the ancient tire rolling straight.
She kept the tire on the straight.

Tires My Emotions

Tires my emotions,
I'm left with dry vociferations..... (vocabulary(?))
Blanks my mind,
And severs my dictations.
Steals my thoughts,
And rapes my mind.
Breaks and violates,
Privacy shut down.

Feelings closed off,
Barred, avoiding judgement.


~Written in mid-2003 when I was fourteen/fifteen.
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Yellow Tires On the Grass

"YELLOW TIRES ON THE GRASS"



in the hours 
before the hour
the grass is cut.
the cars pass 
from left to 
right, the cigarette 
stays hot until 
the end. traffic 
jam on the 
99 denied another 
given another. dirty 
clothes are made 
clean the pizza 
is on its 
way.



By: Chicano Eddie
10-26-2016

Tires

Because nothing, not even car tires can hold.
Anxiety about clicking keys, sticks, hopeless.
Nothing flat is left over.
Even that road has roots underneath its potholes.
Just rising.
That tire flew right off.
My organs decided not to stay tight either.
Clicking from the door locking.
A car that is crashing is like a bowl.
Spins as much as the recipe calls for.
As fate does.

First Check the Car Tires

The car's engine Fred often fires.
He. simply, first checks the car's tires
And off moves, tires spitting fires:
Tubular rollers end up criers;
Traffic wardens with their "Stop!" liars:
Fred at what he loves never tires!

The strength Free Fred uses he hires
From booze and kola sold by Mires...

After three months Fred's Benz for buyers!
Often worse than cars long in mires.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bonfire of the Tires

Someone built a blazing bonfire out of tires
At the crest of the hill between the villages,
And we have come here to ride our sleds
The mile and a half to the bottom of old 60,
On the solid sheet of ice over packed snow
Two trips down and up, and we are frozen,
Our noses red, our eyelashes icy tingling,
And we can no longer feel our toes…but,
It is all worth it, and we will long remember
When someone built a bonfire out of tires.

written November 29, 2021

Mediocre We Must Not Flatter

Mediocre we need not flatter
With laurels on a cheap platter:
Hero’s Effort make a matter;
A dropped metal’s heavy clatter…

“What is right” we foully batter
And Future Foundation scatter,
When save we just can The Latter 
And ensure True Victory later…

Mediocre we must not flatter:
On our clothes staining mud spatter;
Problems feed and they are fatter,
Tires allowed to be flatter...

Don’t forget FIFA’s Staunch Blatter;
No Cups to have on a platter.
Form: Rhyme

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