Short Transportation Poems

Transportation makes you happy when your life is a living hell....

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"It's the journey that matters and not the destination."
 I'll bet whoever said that never used public transportation....

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Some people don't own a car
People who cannot walk far
They could take a bus
Without too much fuss
Depends on how agile they are...

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A train runs Cape Town to Cairo.
It will be through here by and by.
The route is straight as an arrow,
It’s like riding clouds through the sky....

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In the dark corner
Of this old dimly lit house
Are two used broomsticks
Their occupants are witches
This is their transportation

Russell Sivey...

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woven polypropylene bags continue to serve as an integral part of the global supply chain, ensuring the safe and efficient transportation and storage of goods in diverse industries....

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Thro' enchantment's copses, a transportation;
Countless vacation an ancient garden.
Love's eden; A rapturous teleportation
Wherethrough blooms roses adored therein such garden....

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buses cabs subways
how I get around
no subways are here
so buses will do
for six days a week

cities subways
when I am there
cabs cost too much
subways are quick

hitch hiked some
younger days
now buses

bus fare
one way

stop...

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To travel near and far,
we don’t need a car.
There’s some trains underground.
A fleet of buses can be found.
They are a great sensation.
Taking us to our destination.
Just get over to the station.
TAKE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION...

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I hate it when a pumpkin coach
Breaks down on my vacation
I always choose a witches broom 
As mode of transportation

If bats could bring affection
And wishes when they fly
I'm afraid my love for you
Would blacken out the sky...

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Levitation may be how
I’ll journey over times and worlds away,
Safer than the highway now
I travel every day.

Maybe, too, my soul will soar
Each night beyond the spheres of space,
Coming home again before
The dawn-light strikes my face....

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A mode of transportation
By which low class pair
Does feel so raised in status
Reserved to deem it
For queeny Love, fit!

Waist coated, by one handled
Grandly debonair.
Open carriaged, a route a-float!
As smooth, sweet praise-strewed
Lily-avenued!

Melbourne...

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He walked around the showroom
       the cars were shining bright
    He told the nearest salesman
       I do not see a bike

    They thought he meant motorcycles
      instead of brand-new cars
    The little green man got offended
      so he pedaled on back to Mars...

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Rescued on a rubber boat
A toy ship built for one
Not meant to save you from
Driving downpours and malicious monsoons
Solely a transportation device
From one heart to another
The tune of the obsessive ocean
Knocks me out, and I’m floating to the shore
Half mast, half passed...

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going through the gats of irony
that aren't even gates at all
no barriers to block me
no body to foresake me
no tears or cries to slow me down
no landscapes to pause me
no transportation to push me
only the dull tread of my feet
to guide me along
on seemingly long paths
in time that never stands still....

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Monk thunders the rusted bell thrice as people purchase their parting gifts.

12/20/2017
Wonderful One Liners Contest

From Merriam-Webster:
Viaticum:
1 : the Christian Eucharist given to a person in danger of death
2 a : an allowance (as of transportation or supplies and money) for traveling expenses b : provisions for a journey...

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A horse drawn carriage is the way to go,
It’s all about relaxing and taking it slow;

The gentle rocking motion you feel,
To me it holds only the greatest appeal;

The scent of horse and leather in the air,
A gentle breeze, the wind in your hair;

The clipity-clop of hooves on the street,
No other transportation can compete!

~For Barbara Gorelick's contest~...

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Dickey Doo is overdue.
Through this town, his train is passing through.
His sweetheart wants him back again.
However, there’s a slow locomotive at the front of the train.
As he hears the wheels go click-clack click-clack,
he impatiently wants to get his woman back.
The pace of his transportation is not that great.
I don’t blame him for not liking to wait.
...

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I have no stable home,for this I roam.
I travel light,only walk when the sun is bright.
Coast to coast my spirits high,other transportation I never try.
People stop and they go.
The path I take where I end I never know.
Not bad,nor sad,just glad I'm hanging on to a world unknown.
For this I roam.


Contest=''I Roam''
written by,Kacey Greenlee
kaceymike29
sponsored by,Drake Eszes...

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With me you have no future
I don't like school
Project Housing is in my future
Public Transportation will be my way around
Extreme hours for minimum wage
No diamonds on anniversaries
No fancy restuarants
You can put together the rest
I can only give one thing
Something that can't be bought
Something that lasts longer than nice shoes
Only one catch
Needs two people to make it
Can you guess?...

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Trains, planes and automobiles all require fuel
But the best form of transportation was a gift from God
Clad in socks, abused on jogs, squeezed into heels
When it comes to moving people, let's give feet the nod

Energy is something we had, not purchased
So let's take a few steps back in history
In olden days, we walked where we wanted to go 
Let's prove we can get around without an Energizer battery...

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Tigris, Idigna, Idiqual, 
watering parched desert lands
of Mesopotamia.
Swift it flows on the East
toward the sea, from
the once fertile Garden of Eden. 
Arterial blood of arid lands, 
of transportation,
of trade and commerce.
In spring, mountain snowmelt
tumbles and rushes downward,
flooding alluvial plains for farming,
sharing its life-giving waters
from time immemorial to villages,
towns, and great cities....

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We lived on the edge of poverty, society, sobriety,
And then you came, Katrina,
And blew us all away...

We had no transportation, information, confirmation,
And then you came, Katrina,
And blew us all away...

We lived in quiet misery, our lives a muted gray,
And then you came, Katrina,
And blew us all away...

There's not a shred of hope left, we can no longer stay,
And all because, Katrina,
You blew us all away......

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I like to be somewhere were I can't be traced
I world of magic or stuck in the replay of my outtakes
A thousand pictures saved and phrases enjoyed take place
I could be a mystical being or an animal having race
I could be a goddess, or remembering when I ate Daddy's plate
Pretending I'm kissing a movie star or the kisses of my love; can't replace
O yes, my funnest and greatest transportation, are the ones that my mind would make....

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The mode of transportation I prefer,
is walking with my feet.
There’s so many things to see
along the way that are so neat .
If you see some juicy berries,
you can stop awhile and eat.
There’s no back seat drivers,
or fender benders to run you off the street.
Therefore if I had my choice
of car, plane or feet.
I’d have to choose to travel 
with my own two feet 






For Barbara Gorelick “Your Favorite Form of Transportation...

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