A Collection of Car Poems

A Collection of Car Poems
a black car

A Car Is Just A Car

By: Lovina Sylvia Chidi

A car is a car. If it can ride you nearby or far. A car is a car. When it gets you in time to the bar. A car is a car. When you are addressed as Madam or Sir. But for some, a car is not just a car […]

Buying A Car

By: Diane Hine

I wanted a car when I wearied of walking. With savings in hand, I left home to peruse. The dealer was helpful, bright-eyed and fast-talking. He offered two models from which I could choose. The first looked immaculate, surfaces gleaming, compared to the other, defaced by a scratch. "The price is the same," said the car dealer, beaming. I deemed him unscheming, so asked "What's the catch"? […]

Princess Needs A New Car

By: Mary Nagy

Princess just wants a new car. I have told her that hers will go far. ''Oh, it's really not cool driving this crap to school.'' ''Do I need that emotional scar? '' ''The kids will all laugh at the rust. When we race, I'll be left in the dust! I will save up some cash then we'll make a mad dash to the car dealer surely you trust'' […]

Tinkle Tinkle Little Car

By: Avisek Rath

How I wonder what you are. Leaking oil every day being unruly going your way. Going uphills real slow don't pester me anymore. Am I toiling as if your slave don't forget I am so brave? Better leave me you dude don't fry anymore my mood.

New Car

By: Melanie Harris

I go and get my new car today, boy I'm so excited. I chose it yesterday, I can't wait to be reunited. It's shiny and black with alloy wheels and a spoiler on the back. I go and get my new car today, boy I just can't wait. I said I'd be back at four today, I don't want to be late. It's got leather trim on the inside and clips for a roof rack […]

The New Car Deal

By: Herbert Nehrlich

'But do not come to Daddy, crying, come Monday morning expecting to pay what I offer you right here and now, so come, do sign the papers if you know what's good for you and me.' 'I want to shop around to see what deal can be arranged to suit me best, I must look out for number one, surely you know, a customer does have the right?' […]

Used Car Sales People

By: Francis Duggan

With the gift of the gab they would talk their way out of hell. These used car sales people they know how to sell. On their selling ability their jobs are at stake. The more cars they do sell the more commission they do make. On any deals they clinch they have never lost. And your trust on such people can come at a cost. The more cars they sell the more money they get paid. A hard job to succeed in the used car trade […]

The Car

By: John Thorne

My family were car less when I was at school. But the car's now regarded an essential tool. We used public transport if journeys were long. But walking kept most of us healthy and strong. Travel and touring at that time were rare. But frankly most people just didn't care. By train to the sea and to work by the bus. Was more than enough to satisfy us […]

A Car Too Small

By: Elton Camp

These high gas prices nearly all resent. From reasonable to scandalous it went. It’s a situation that I truly abhor. I can’t drive a Town Car anymore. To take a vacation in our SUV. Is a luxury we’ll never more see. For a Prius I was about to pay. But then I saw another way […]

Electricity Car

By: David Fisher

I bought a used electric car, and not coz I’ve gone green. For there were better reasons for obtaining that machine. I figured weekday mornings I could save some precious time. Transforming my used car into the voltage making line. The first thing that I added was a GFI outlet. That was capably installed by my second cousin Brett. I then hooked up my toothbrush and put in what I loved most. A shiny, stainless, four slice, brand-new toaster for my toast […]