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Poem Details | by
Anita Wilson |
Categories:
happy, humor, summer,
Bugs hitting my face
Wind in hair, feet on pedals
-Eleven again!
Poem Details | by
Drjim Martin |
Categories:
funny,
Bad Day for a Bike Ride
Dr. James E. Martin
©May, 2013
He rode his bike up the hill,
Amazed that he could do it still.
On the way down,
A surprise he found,
He experienced an unexpected spill.
Poem Details | by
Jan Allison |
Categories:
humorous,
Sue got wedged on the exercise bike
And she doesn’t look so lady like
With both legs akimbo
She looked like a bimbo
Told the trainer to go take a hike!
20th July 2015
Poem Details | by
Joshua Lacey |
Categories:
funny
See the petals go round and round
Faster than a running hound!
Hear the groan and hear the moan
Wearing oneself to the bone
Afterwards one's in a sweat
Could use a glass of water I bet!
Poem Details | by
George Aul |
Categories:
funny, life, satire,
It's a two-wheeled cruising machine -
alloy spokes, bent handlebars,
custom seat and paint job...
yet, I get these very odd looks
and wild laughter when I pull my bike up
to an establishment that advertises:
"Tonight is bike night - Cheap beer."
Is it my biking shorts?
Is it my cleated shoes?
I know it can't be my custom machine...
everyone at the bike trail comments
on how nice of a two-wheeler I have!
I've even gotten dates because of my bike!!
A man on his custom cruising machine
out to get a couple of cheap beers...
I just can't figure it out!!!
Poem Details | by
David Sollis |
Categories:
funny, growing up, humorous, youth,
The best damn bike - I’d ever seen
Metallic paint - British Racing Green
Retro Styled – built for fun, not speed
A fine design – very fine indeed
Out for a spin - to the shops and back
In a short time - I’d got the knack
Down the hill – wasn’t even trying
But man alive – I was really flying
What’s that – a bloody cat!
Waved my arms – shouted "SCAT!"
The dumb thing froze – like a dust mop
Yanked on the anchors – rapid stop
Slammed down hard – on the cross-bar
White hot pain – testicular trauma
Truth be told – I’m no wimp
But to this day – I walk with a limp
[Originally published on my blog on world poetry day]
http://wp.me/p2mUkP-cc
Poem Details | by
Lindsay Laurie |
Categories:
humor,
My dog chased people riding a bike,
and that is something people don’t like,
it got so bad,
it drove me mad,
so I swapped his bike for a trike.
Poem Details | by
James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories:
adventure, analogy, funny, heartbroken,
cyclist MIKE WHO FALLS OFF HIS BIKE--
There was a man named Mike
who used to ride a bike
he keeps falling, for petes sake
He made a mistake
guess he should have bought a trike
7/8/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Poem Details | by
Red Hunter |
Categories:
childhood, funny
Should I run or hike
Or should I ride a
Red bike
Which do I like?
Walking is kind of
Dumb
Riding is kind of
Fun
Shiny, new and red
It’s the only thing I
Can think of,
when I go to bed
the other day
on my way
to school
I hit a cat
And my tire didn’t
Go flat
I hit an old
Guy
And my bike didn’t
Die
I hit a dog
Well… oh god
Not a log
Tore seat, bent tire
Crooked handle bars
Broken bell
Set it on fire
It won’t sell
I guess I will hike
Instead of riding
My broke
Red bike
Poem Details | by
Jeff Kyser |
Categories:
courage, fun, giggle, granddaughter,
A balance bike is really neat;
instead of pedals, use your feet,
a comfy, slightly lower seat,
for freedom that just can’t be beat.
My Greta girl is only three,
but she can push along with me.
She giggles, and she laughs with glee
out riding with her Big Daddy.
At first, she lacks a certain skill,
and does not quite yet have the will,
or is afraid that she will spill;
she keeps her feet down on the hill.
But soon, she’s lifting those feet high,
off with a gleam in her blue eye.
As I will surely testify,
my Greta girl can proper fly!
Poem Details | by
L Milton Hankins |
Categories:
fun, humor,
Sister Lucille bought a dirt bike next
Leaving her family somewhat vexed
Her aim is speed,
She doesn’t need
Which leaves us incredibly perplexed.
Written July 16, 2022