Short Wheelers Poems

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


Beyond the Order

Four 
After two 
Then 
Three 
To last one 
Wrong order in maths 
But a thought of myth 

Order of wheelers invented thus 
The vehicles taking ride all of us


Premium Member Splat

Those squirrels aren't born to be squealers
Once flat it’s too late for faith healers
Midway between tyres
Avoids the hell fires
Alas, there are bloody three wheelers
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Best Driver

best driver his claim went to sleep singing_voice rang as he crossed the center line
I am glad that I was there to awake him and also that we were not meeting any cars or 18 wheelers....
Form: Senryu

Summer

Its almost summer 
A good time of year
Its getting hotter
School being out is near

A good time for baseball
When every body plays
Its fun for all
Hopefully are pitcher gets k's

We can ride four-wheelers
I can hit a bump
Hope it doesn't pop out of gears
Then hit a jump



Jake doyle
Form: Quatrain

My Dear Friend You Are Not Forgotten

my
dear friend
today I
received letter
from your mom and dad
stated that killed while serving
seems like only yesterday
were cruising on our 4 wheelers
I shall honor thy name displaying
flag and medal of valor on mantel






Tribute To Dear Friends
And To Our Troops
Form: Tetractys


I-10

I-10 sings its lone soliloquy
Along the desert stream
That flows on 18 wheelers
Flying to another world
Beyond this intersected boundary

I-10 sings its lone soliloquy
On wings that croon and woo
Each lonesome passerby
Heading for another world
Beyond this intersected boundary

First Signs of Fall

Snuggling in the covers
Chilly hands and feet
Frisky cats playing in the cool air.
Highschool football team in the homecoming parade.

Pickup trucks pulling trailers with four wheelers and 
deer stands, congest the weekend byways.
What's that? Ping-Pow-Bang!! Oh! The rifles!
Look out, destructive pea eaters.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Corona Dag Gon It

dag  gon  it!  now what we gon do..i still have not fully processed it, show wish it would quit  that corona . . . . eighteen wheelers lined up  as temporary morgues.  um holding back the tears lived all these years to witness this?  I cannot process this, I may as well stop right here..dag  gon  it!

the video is on   montyrocke/youtube

Crustacean Canto

Lobsters packed in eighteen-wheelers grapple with their feelings. A mass custody of shrimps spoon together still pink with passion. Crabs cross-dress bound more-or-less to nips of salty resentment. A soupçon of sea bugs dished up on bright porcelain plates. Fresh alien captives worth more alive than dead until we break bread.

Meratus In Jeopardy

Mammals cried on the domestic site.
They were pursued by homeless shelters.
A calamitous plan destroyed the primate.
Declaring war creeped on mining wheelers.
Deforestation triggered ruins.

They left a ministerial threat.
Incendiary propaganda mouthed great.
The rules crawled havoc with it.
State gave them a baleful coat.
Nocent chemical found it.
Form: Dizain

Premium Member Would This Be Carl Sandburgs Reality of Where I Live

newport, ohio
one man butcher
pizza palace
boozed drunks riding four wheelers or
riding horses through woods on tow path in winter
air filled with burning greens
causing fog to roll down to family owned gas station
yet on the horizon
the sportsman club
gleams with sharp lights as 
shooters aim to win
on the other horizon
congregation singing every sat. night 
and sunday morning

Brick Walls Do Not Lie

Mysteries abound
riddles and conspiracies
bound around
like cat nipped kittens.
What to consider, what to investigate,
unravel and expose?
Some flounder in the maze and mire
of partial uncertainties.
The clear of eye
believe in nothing they see
or are told
for all is not as it seems;
even so,
18-wheelers may yet occasionally
run us over
with their 40 tons of teachable truth.

Summer

Summer is almost here another year done and gone.
          Tan's and flip flops, trips and adventures just waiting to be captured.
          Bonfires and cookouts with family and friends,four wheelers coming around the bend.
           Lighting bugs and a Mason Jar, you can always see that one star that shines so bright and if you look closely you just might.
           So close your eyes and make a wish or maybe instead steal a kiss.
Form:

Driving While Loud

The Loudest road in America
runs through a rolled out blueprint
of my thoughts today.

Eighteen wheelers hrough
neuron networks 
blasting peripheral warning signals 
on a numbed roadside flesh.

It is hard to hammer words together
amid the unruly traffic of this mind map
I am forced to navigate.

Yet poems come
even in the middle of war and chaos;
they emerge like rest stops or off ramps
on those long and dangerous highways
that thunder on to nowhere.

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