Short Trailer Poems

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


How Muchyou Mean To Me.

He means the world to me. And I dont' know what I would 
He's likeloking at the stars and mood at the dark night at his trailer.
Form: ABC


Trailer

we don't in one place
we love to see difference face
we go by car
and very far
so we hook and book
we call it a bailer tailer
its our
TRAILER

Life Ii

Life is like a movie, what we are living is like watching the trailer, the movie is unpredictable...we shall never know what's in the there..
Form: Acrostic

Trailer

The doers of today are the reapers
Of tomorrow but they must not stop
The learners of today are the teachers
Of the future but they have to sit-up
Form: Quatrain

Centralia

There is a postman from Centralia
Who I'm certain will never fail ya
If it rains cats and dogs
He'll swim with the frogs
Just to call on your trailer
Form: Limerick


Alton, Mo

surrounded by trees
a trailer lies in decay
the front door tugged by the wind
a home left behind 
littered with animal waste 
shadows seep from doors ajar
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Slab City


“Squatters’ Paradise”
contains concrete remains of
               an old training base
head west where trailer life reigns
          and vanish into freedom
Form: Tanka

Daddy, Tommy Lee Kendrick Sr.

Daddy does drive Deere's down
while working with wheeled
loaders, loud loader loading
the trash trailer, timely.
Ride rocky, ride(roof, roof)
backing, beeping, buzzing.

Premium Member Summer Sleepover

It was in the summer we had salsa and chips in the trailer.
Drank all of the liquor on the bed on which we slumber.
Though we were under the weather, we still had each other.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Vintage Trailer House

I cut off the chicken legs of my dusty house
I live in this tin with a little grey mouse
Each year on Halloween I put candy out
And catch me some kidniks to grind into grout,
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member To Hide From the Cops

He’s got a dirt bunker in the back yard he says.
Why? I ask.
To hide from the cops.
And the FBI another kid says.
They surely are full of sassy stories in this trailer park.

Trailer trash Barbie

Don't take it personally
The reverberating silence
When you every a room
All in your head
Kids don't just bully
As you pick rotten fruit
From my hair
Asking me
What did I do

Lone Whale

lone whale wadded in the sea
all it meets are small fish
it makes noise for attention
but no whale-mate appears
when a trailer came passing
it chased after it with hope
only to end up in the trap
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Pretending To Be

i walk in a hillbillies shoes
collecting old junk cars
to put as yard ornaments
infront of my double-wide trailer
my x-mas lights stay on all year long
along with the cheech and chong dingle balls
draped around my doorway

Vogan Poetry Inspires Us All

Vogan Poetry inspires us all 

Couth super- of  the world
trailer, stringendo travels afar
Rent center bank me bark me 
recipe, stringendo.for sure for sure 

National poetry month prompt  day eight Vogan Bot Poetry
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

What Im Feeling Rate Now

I feel like the sky is turn black on me, 
feel like that there's s war about to
begin. I need to see that one thing is
those stare and the moon that I see
at your trailer tat one night. i love you
so much, your the one for me.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Tonight's Detractions

Stars play all day, OK
     can't come out tonight

   Moon's unavailable too, by the way
     second-degree burns from the sunlight

   Earthlings, amuse yourselves in the dark
     gaze upward from a graveyard or trailer park
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Trailer Is Me

The trailer sits alone, solitary,
very similar to yours truly.
It was created for traveling,
but it just sits there not hitched to anything,
never meeting its potential, never going anywhere,
but never in any real danger of breaking down either.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Invited To Cindys Barbeque

You are invited to Cindy’s trailer for barbeque they said.
I did not know any Cindy, so begged off, saying I had an ache in my head.
They send me this photo about an hour ago. Lauper was there!
Now I wish my phone was not dead, so I could hot foot it there.
Form: Rhyme

Trailer Park

Big tin boxes
All in a row
Housing people
I don't even know

Placed close together
Just a few feet apart
So I  can hear every sneeze
 Every cough, every fart

Stray cats are a problem
So are dogs that bark
I totally hate living
In this trailer park
Form: Rhyme

How the Deputy Got Sunder Loaded

Four hooves at the ready
one-eyed tall snorting
he one chewed cigar puffing
left on the rope 
right wrapped round horse ear
eye to eye staring down
the trailer at once prize and prison
pawing the air no more
carried by an ear into darkness
Old Smoky the victor again
Sunder was loaded.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Did I Leave Anything Out, Liz Taylor

Liz Taylor 
 never married
  a sailor, retailer
   or a wholesaler
    or divorced a bailor
     or buried a tailor
      or used an inhaler
       or lived in a trailer
        or dated Norman Mailer
         or kissed a whale or
          even was jailed her
           whole life as a derailer
Form: Monorhyme

Trailer

maybe when i wake
i'll take the time 
to scrape off
the slime
that is
mine

no it's not ejacu
lation but 
elation
from
one
' s

point of view turned in
to perception that
means to me
you don't 
see of
that

which is right maybe
wrongly to the left
leaving me in
solitary NO
confine
ment
Form:

I Am Better Then You

Who are we to believe we are better then another
Born to die we are all the same
Rich or poor we all live on the same earth
How can another believe they are better then you?

I cannot place my belongs in a u-hall trailer behind my hearse
Nor can they so tell me what makes you believe that others

Are better then you
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Katherine

She came so violently into the house, like a bolt of lightning.
 I could feel the heat radiate off of her face. I was extremely anxious. 
It was unexpected this time.
 She won this round and she proudly boasted it all throughout the trailer.
 Her revenge was so juicy and delicate as she served it forcefully loud and clear.
mom

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