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Feeling inspired? How about some Bike Poetry?
I won't start cuz that's self-serving. Take the lane. |
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riding through the wind and rain
past the damn cagers, what a pain one less car on the roads is mine, yours, and everyone's gain |
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Please don't tell my old Panasonic
I'm dreaming Vanilla, something chronic. N - A - H - B - S - Can't afford a hat- a frame? Much less. No fear, Ol' Faithful, with you I'll stick. Last edited by true; 02-08-2008 at 12:58 PM. Reason: Poetry always needs revising, doesn't it? |
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Hey, beelnite, did you ever happen to see this thread?:
bike haiku There's a quote from shakespeare that alludes to flowers, specifically the rose. Couldn't find it to know exactly how it goes, so I could borrow it's form. The following kind of reminds me of it: 'By means of traveling in this little paradise, me likes the bike the best.' *True....whoo-hoo!...that's funny! |
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Hope you get more hooks than I did, beelnite.
Thanks wsbob for bringing it back out. there once was a biker from portland... (to be continued) |
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Thanks for the link wsbob - Irony - one year later, Bike Poetry is back!
Ahhh Newbies! Scat poem: Wrecked, old body worse shape than the bike two-fifty at the bike shop now look at my pride solid ride sleek like new body can't be far behind Can it? |
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Say it with me, like the French: de - rail - yeur. Not de-railer.
Oh, how I love my derailleur as I fly past the hipsters without failure You are an object of human ingenuity like the works of Norman Mailer I can ride faster because my gears are not fixed I can shift you between and betwixt quicker on the climb, and on the descent I adjust my power to one hundred percent Oh, derailleur, how could anyone forsake you? you are an engineering marvel, and functional too I suspect it's more about fashion than simplicity Oh, derailleur, why can't they see - You are the ultimate in bike utility! |
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When you ride your bicycle in
You won't remain neat as a pin But you can stay moist With Beers that you hoist And still remain lanky and thin |
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flying_dutchman, ...aye matey, hoist one for me!
Here's one in recognition of the mis-management over at the handmade bike show: They gazed on those bikes, minds thus addled Such wonders few dreamed of before. Floating on out upon clouds so created some minds became really befuddled. How could this be, please explain, where's the wrong? Of their own humble bikes, now long gone? where welcome was present, the planning was not misinformed... thanks to you, they're just gone! |
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Quote:
I wrote this in highschool english. It was entered into the Young Writers Competition put on by the Oregon Arts Commission 1987. It won. It was my personal dream to ride in Eastern Oregon, on those straight, long roads towards, what I imagine is Mount Hood. I haven't been out in the Bend area since I was a kid. I has yet to happen, and I still have the red bags. ![]() This is similiar to what I was thinking of, but the trees are much thinner in my memory. Rubberside Down! K'Tesh Last edited by K'Tesh; 02-11-2008 at 06:25 AM. |
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