errant taxis
they only want to go
where they want to go
quote by by John Tiong Chunghoo
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Taxi
Taxis gather
where customers
congregate gather.
Cars comb curb cells
clocked homeless
empty honey cells.
Stands collective
mobile strategic hives
passerby may hire.
As the bee
is to the flower.
So taxis are
to the customer.
Like bees
to honey
are taxis
to money.
poem by Terence George Craddock
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Life
In a certain country,
Men sit in front of the bus;
And women sit at the back!
Crossing a certain check point,
Women have their own passage;
And the men go through the other way.
In a certain land,
Taxis are driven by women to pick up women only;
And the men pick up taxis driven by men only.
In a certain valley,
Only ice-rain does fall at night;
And in another land,
Only the best are known!
But life is like that at times.
poem by Edward Kofi Louis
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041811N next time
i feel bad hitting branch
with my errant golf ball
it broke it off and fall
i pick up, large as thumb
there's lot of power behind
that flying ball, i imagine
it could be weight of cones
that contributes to breaking
then i thought; gardener who
died who got hit by errant ball
i have lethal weapon at hand
i must be, must be very careful
poem by Manonton Dalan
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Lost In The City
i thought i were bright enough to go anywhere
to meet anyone as i go
to explore the world on my own
but here i am in the city
feeling so confused
looking up and down
but there's no way out
everyone are passing by without stopping
there's no one i could turn to
i'm here yelling, screaming in the big city
tears burn my eyes
i called my friend emmanuela petit frere
but i no answer
my feet are tremble
my heart shook like an earthquake
my hand is cold as ice
what could i do
run, but where
cry, to who '
yell, at who
i take train to train
bus by bus
taxis by taxis
rain fell on me
over and over again
then i just realized that i was just dreaming
i lost in the city
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poem by Guenael Oristel
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Springtime Breeze
An errant breeze
Carried the sweet scent
Of Honey locust blossoms
My attention caught
I raised my head
To inhale deeply
And I thought
“how many people
Walk in beauty? ”
And never even
Raise their head
To seize
The Spring…
the blossoms…
The scent,
Of honey locusts blossoms
Carried on
An errant Springtime breeze
poem by David Whalen
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No nice men are good at getting taxis.
quote by Katharine Whitehorn
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When a man and a woman see each other and like each other they ought to come together - wham - like a couple of taxis on Broadway, not sit around analyzing each other like two specimens in a bottle.
quote by Thelma Ritter
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Sailor-Errant Misadventure
Sailing on the Relation-ship
With no direct destination
Sailing the seas eternally
But the planet's a great circle
The first time 'round
was romantic
Second time 'round
was a review
The third time 'round
was redundant
But fourth time 'round
was regretful
Solar mantrap
Sailor-errant misadventure
Without a map
A history
And an anchor
'Lectric soul mates unite as one
Neither possess perfect half crowns
Power struggle
Blood red jungle
Love has nothing to do with it
Solar mantrap
Sailor-errant misadventure
Without a map
A history
And an anchor
poem by Michael Fischer
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Further study of central nervous action, however, finds central inhibition too extensive and ubiquitous to make it likely that it is confined solely to the taxis of antagonistic muscles.
quote by Charles Scott Sherrington
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There is no nonsense so errant that it cannot be made the creed of the vast majority by adequate governmental action.
quote by Bertrand Russell
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San Fermin Festival - the police
scolds the errant runner
'Dont behave like a Bull.'
haiku by John Tiong Chunghoo
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You're Lost but Not to Reincarnation
Truck stops and donut shops
Litter the endless highway.
Taxis and planes
Transport you east and west.
At a bus terminal scattered with newspapers
But void of flowers,
We say our last goodbyes.
You will disappear like a dream
But I’ll remember your perfume.
poem by Uriah Hamilton
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Do Not Be Deceived
Know my friend that that woman knows how to make stories
they sound so true & real
they come to you
You think it is all about me
Do not be deceived
These lies are made
For some benefit
Now you shall think genuine thoughts
be authentic
And not so trusting
be city-like in your dispositions
Towering and strong
Like a skyscraper.
believing no taxis below taking them lightly as running toys
poem by Ric S. Bastasa
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Agumey
Involvement,
Substantiate,
A panellist;
But to adjourn the case with the help og your friend called Agumey!
And, to expose the errant judge was like the muse of your jokes;
However, help maintain the sanctity of the system in this town.
poem by Edward Kofi Louis
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Loving Everything Like Mother Teresa
Blue city swimming in irreproachable dreams,
Walking in the nighttime rain,
No despair on midnight streets,
No judgment calls on drunks vomiting
Sweetly in the gutter
Like saints for a new age,
Neon laughter on the corners,
Prostitutes in love,
Sorrow exiting in strange taxis,
I’m more ghost than poet
But you will see my invisible smile.
poem by Uriah Hamilton
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Loneliness
An ailing parent
Sitting alone,
By the telephone,
Waiting
For a call
From his errant son.
Hoping it might ring,
Knowing he has long since
Been forgotten.
Wonders,
Watching the rain
Face tear stained,
Is it time
To move on,
But how is it done
With your own
Flesh and blood?
poem by Mamta Agarwal
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Taxis
The horse is used as a taxi in a certain land,
The donkey is used as a taxi in a certain land,
The camel is used as a taxi in a certain land,
The cow is used as a taxi in a certain land,
The elephant is used as a taxi in a certain land,
And of all the forms of taxis in this world!
But the animals had been very useful to mankind.
poem by Edward Kofi Louis
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Children Dressed In Tatters
We’re sorry!
We have no manners!
But ...
We’re your children and you’re our Mom!
Send us food on golden platters.
Give us love
amidst life’s storms.
If our faith is
less-than-perfect,
do not notice;
We are yours!
Errant children,
dressed in tatters,
Tuka says,
You can’t ignore.
poem by Sant Tukaram
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Juke Box Love Song
I could take the Harlem night
and wrap around you,
Take the neon lights and make a crown,
Take the Lenox Avenue busses,
Taxis, subways,
And for your love song tone their rumble down.
Take Harlem's heartbeat,
Make a drumbeat,
Put it on a record, let it whirl,
And while we listen to it play,
Dance with you till day--
Dance with you, my sweet brown Harlem girl.
poem by Langston Hughes
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With An Errant Smile
She'd kissed me with an errant smile
with blank look scanned her mobile
red nails tapped like a woodpecker
angrily dictated like a sculptor
another days empty, quotations...
no-nesting materials here; just ruins...
No soft shapes here; just depletion...
as she presses sent, 'I'm on vacation
I can't compete' with this someone...
in telecommunication...?
poem by Mark Heathcote
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