Pedestrians Poems - Poems about Pedestrians

The water’s kinda choppy But the sun, at least, is strong, So I’m out here by the river, On the bench where I belong. I’m so rarely here on Friday – It’s our day to watch the grands, But my husband, with a virus, Wasn’t up to those demands. Which is why I’m out here, sitting With the sunshine on my face. Though I...

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When MCO is off The pedestrian flow Streaming out of the stations Maybe A sign of prosperity A sign of active politics I can see the backs And the silhouettes of the crowd Moving No doubt They are God's creations But they have different dreams and expectations But they are within the dirty tricks of politicians And anything can happen Now we are facing A poor economy A controversial...

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The greatest reflection ever seen On a glass wall in the street The sky, the trees, the traffic, the pedestrians, the shops Never try to walk into the wall With dreams During your office intervals Even if you only see a bird flying through So free and charming But it will soon be restricted The greatest scene ever found outside the...

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The lonely lamp pole Stand by the roadside Day and night Watching Pedestrians too busy to look up Drivers too involved to admire The old lamp pole Just like an old mother Standing by the children's side Watching Too old to interfere Too old to be helpful And now The children have grown up Tall and...

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Red traffic light. zebra stripes in black and white Streetwise birds crossing. I actually witnessed this event. Two little birds crossing with pedestrians.It was an amazing sight....

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