Vehicles Poems - Poems about Vehicles

I'll tell you about the Traffic Cop Who stands on the road, a rigid prop. A whistle in hand, a stern, fixed stare, A battle with chaos, a daily affair. His uniform was bright, a badge on his chest, A symbol of order, put to the test. He waves his arms, he shouts with might, Trying to tame...

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Greeness can be creative Shrubs can be cut into different shapes Animals, umbrellas and furnitures Vehicles can be creative With different designs and shapes Fruits can be creative Can be cut into different characters Flowers and birds for decorations It is a marvelous creation of man For the beauty of arts and their followers...

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There are people who drive tractors for a living There are people who ride motorcycles fast There are times when the two meet There are times when those meetings are bad There are times when it's fecking carnage There are times when the bike rider dies There are times when he's wrapped round the back wheel There are times when the...

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all you four wheelers two wheels are vehicles too lets all share the road...

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ECO FRIENDLY VEHICLES There are problems with eco-friendly - among others It is friendly for us but not for our brothers. A rich man often secretly stands on a beggar - Gasohol is often mixed from gasoline and cane sugar: Great for conserving oil but oh-oh the strain On forests of Brazil, cleared...

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Eco-Friendly Vehicles By Rick Rucker As an infant, when I went outside, In a stroller, with circular wheels, I would ride, As I became restive, and wanted to roam, My parents bought me a trike, so I could leave home, It did not last very long, My legs soon became far too long, My next wheeled vehicle had four, One in front, one...

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Poet Vehicles Used Or is that second hand? What’s yours? Chaucer trotted on a horse John Betjeman via choo choo trains The knowledgeable Omar Khayyam by camel Well my preferred transport a fast motorbike Am I mad or are we all mad? Poet vehicles not used in this piece: Rhyme, rhetorical devices, and patience!...

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