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Best Bulldozer Poems

Below are the all-time best Bulldozer poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of bulldozer poems written by PoetrySoup members


The Bulldozer In My Dream
They have been wandering for decades
Journeying to the land that was promised by their forefathers
A land that would seal the faith of future generations.

They rove...

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Categories: bulldozer, boyfriend, cheer up, daughter,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member The Casualness of Casualties
In the intimate interlace of chance and fate, in the ultimate interplay of time and place, and with the consummate checkmate of my human dignity,...

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Categories: bulldozer, death, evil, family, fate,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Decayed
Fleeting light streams through the broken window pane.
Flickering, as the only movement trying to bring life in vain.
The stillness is dense and dust lays thickly...

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Categories: bulldozer, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member At Basketball
Basketball stands for war or battle.
That's why I think about the players'
personalities, in my foxhole or squad.
Danny and Ben are fast and smart. Dan
especially can...

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Categories: bulldozer, basketball, body, games, history,
Form: Verse
Mobius Strip
Stepping on a way because there is a one
though I don’t know where it will lead me to,
and while I was walking on the bright...

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© Su Ben  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bulldozer, allegory, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Grit and Guts On the Gridiron - 2
Pittsburgh, hammertown, Chuck Knoll and his boys
established the best Superbowl Era dynasty
with the "Steel Curtain" defense and the "Blonde Bomber" Bradshaw,
a defense disciplined on shrapnel...

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Categories: bulldozer, america, sports, war,
Form: Epic
Mass Graves
There isn't a mass grave in my neighborhood
a creek has never flooded
(there is no creek, after all)
and bones have not surfaced.

A bulldozer never grinds to...

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Categories: bulldozer, death, depression, history, imagination,
Form: Blank verse
An African Queen
An African Queen 
 Senegal what do I know of that country
 But I have sailed past her coast, alas, she
 Is married to Dakar...

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Categories: bulldozer, africa, age, analogy, angel,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member My Dog
Indiana, you’re my most special friend,
My friend who waits patiently throughout every single day.
You know, I still can’t comprehend
How you rip and destroy my pillows...

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Categories: bulldozer, best friend, dog, friend,
Form: Rhyme
C.A.G.E.D.(Chains Are Gripping Everyday)
In this cage there's no room
Dark all around like a cocoon
I wish to break free soon
Fly up up and away so high I can reach...

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Categories: bulldozer, hope, imagination, sadme, me,
Form: Rhyme
Mayday Parade
The last page in the final book of a series
is said to be a cliffhanger
the best part of an exciting adventure...
I feel I may be...

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Categories: bulldozer, how i feel, i
Form: Free verse
Housing Nightmare
What too do about housing foreclosure?

maybe...just rent a bulldozer,

tear off the roof,knockdown some walls

at least have some personal closure...



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Categories: bulldozer, funny
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bull
The bull is coming
What are you going to do?
Are you going to run or get out of the way?
I say not
Face it like a matador
Even...

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Categories: bulldozer, faith,
Form: Free verse
Light and Dark In Love and Life
The world is a vast market of trading love
though it is not a visible commodity at all
every man and woman are buyer and seller
they either...

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Categories: bulldozer, dark, light, love,
Form: Free verse
An Exposure Horn Haiku
An Exposure Horn Haiku

Had been a bad blend
And no one want to offend
Who should this I send?

Came a bulldozer
Creating poor exposure
Now am not so sure.

From...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bulldozer, peace, philosophy,
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things