Short Tyres Poems

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


Feet of Clay

Here is what I need to say,
We're all humans with feet of clay,
So, do lay off us chicks today,
Go look in a mirror some day,
To older men with your spare tyres,
Yes! Your gynaecologist has retired!


Premium Member my son was learning to ride his bike with no air in the tyres

I hadn't noticed.
Neither had he.
No one had said anything.

Then mum took note.
Black spaghetti round the wheels.
Where the lord's supper meets the road.

Watching your child on a bike
Crumpled suits and sweat-stained collars
Wake me up when I want to wake up

I am without weapons
I need to be rugby league braver
Banjo string vulnerable

A toddler was coming to visit our home.
My son told me he was worried she would be scared.
He will do alright in life.

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