Best Bricklayer Poems
Below are the all-time best Bricklayer poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of bricklayer poems written by PoetrySoup members
Ballerina Marries a BricklayerThird day on her honeymoon
Sharon asks Butch what it's like
for a man before he gets married.
A bricklayer by trade,
and a man of few...
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Categories:
bricklayer, love,
Form:
Blank verse
The BricklayerDaily toil is yours
Bricks all laid in perfect form
Art from skilful hands
For my talented husband
have read a few great senryu today and thought I'd...
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Categories:
bricklayer, art
Form:
Senryu
The Bricklayer PoetMy friend was a stone Mason
built houses made of words
usually rhyming, I suppose,
but that really matters not-
the message is the essence,
the reason...we build
our worlds the...
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Categories:
bricklayer, family, friendship, inspirational, on
Form:
Free verse
Life Weary, So Hungry I Could Eat a Dry BoneLife Weary, So Hungry I Could Eat A Dry Bone
Trekking through fire breathing desert, yes all alone
Mouth full of sand, shattered heart so heavy too
Life...
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Categories:
bricklayer, destiny, farm, fate, growing
Form:
Sonnet
Olive Frazier 1854 - 1895Olive Frazier
1854 – 1895
To my many august friends,
Mere survivors under this hungry consuming California sky.
Before you can reach high to the stars, my friends,
Both feet...
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Categories:
bricklayer, death,
Form:
Epitaph
The Moral of This StoryI once knew a bricklayer named Bruno
And a lunatic known as Joan,
A Buddhist some called Judas
And a policeman who was always stoned.
Now...
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Categories:
bricklayer, introspection, life, people, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Men You Definitely Wouldn'T Want To Date - Part 2I once dated a chef …
I was worried about getting a bun in the oven
But when I saw him mincing across the kitchen
I knew I...
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Categories:
bricklayer, boyfriend, humorous, jobs, love,
Form:
Free verse
Cemetery WitnessingIn the late 1970s I was a bricklayer, and for about half a year we worked in a new housing allotment along a state highway...
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Categories:
bricklayer, bereavement, death, farewell, life,
Form:
Prose
They SaidThey Said
Don’t talk when big people are talking
Leave their presence now, start walking
Be a good boy don’t ever backchat
Greet a big person, take off your...
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Categories:
bricklayer, appreciation,
Form:
ABC
Words Are the Tools of My TradeWords are the tools of my trade
a carpenter choses to use wood
with which great things he makes
my choice will always be words
Just like an artist,...
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Categories:
bricklayer, poetry, words, writing,
Form:
Light Verse
What Will They Do With GrandmaWhat will they do with Grandma?
What will they do with Grandma, now that she is old?
No longer able to fend for herself, by her home-help...
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Categories:
bricklayer, age, family, grandmother,
Form:
Rhyme
Don'T Tell Me They Are Job CreatorsDo not tell me they are job creators
Sitting and watching their money
Like pit bulls
Deaf to the screams of the innocent
Web designer lawyer and bricklayer alike
At...
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Categories:
bricklayer, political,
Form:
Free verse
His Mother Was RightHe was told he was gifted at an age of ten,
Gifted in every subject that he had.
His mum said he would become a prodigy,...
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Categories:
bricklayer, childhood,
Form:
Quatrain
Rebuilding What Was Torn DownRebuilding what was torn down
might take endless effort,
and it can be definitely done
without recalling the hurt.
To visualize it again,
it's putting together the ideas
that started...
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Categories:
bricklayer, dedication, devotion, faith, hope,
Form:
Quatrain
Too Tired To Refuelso blank after the exit
so pale after the discoloring incident
i am a blue bricklayer in a red town world
my heart has callouses
my mind has...
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Categories:
bricklayer, blue, hurt, lost,
Form:
Free verse