Short Trams Poems
Short Trams Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Trams by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Trams by length and keyword.
Amsterdam vibrant with
Bells of red trams and blue bikes
Canals sparkling night lights
Delft facades rising tall and slim in misty air
Energy of never sleeping coffeeshops of laissez-faire life
First Place Winner: Sara Kendrick-Let's Do Some Alphabet/1010/17
Categories:
trams, travel,
Form:
ABC
The Cock and Bull in darkened street,
and the lintel like mahogany.
I liked the way the corner turned
and did this so abruptly.
I liked the shutters closed for night -
they were really quite appealing,
and never in the darkness grown
would you know that they were peeling.
The tram rails were in front of me
and darkened trams were moving,
and eventually I got on one
and left Bordeaux behind me.
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Categories:
trams, beautiful, imagery, night,
Form:
Lyric
Tram stops Old lady asks "Am I twirly?"
Conductor looks up tram and shakes his head
On she gets and on we go
As a young lad on the way to school
I often wondered how old one had to be
To be Twirly
Three stops on the way were always empty
Three stops in a row
Trams all stopped
The area was bombed out
No complete houses stood
No one ever asked why they stopped
It made me proud to ride
With folks like that
Twirly or not
Categories:
trams, historyold, old,
Form:
Bio