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Best Bulldozers Poems


Premium Member Angelica
Angelica

curiously peering over a cloud
   Angelica stepped a bit too far
      wings fluttered and disappeared
         stolen by jealous demons below 

angel flying too close to the ground
   leaving...

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Categories: bulldozers, faith, hope, naturewater, water,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Progress
While bulldozers, drunk with gasoline
Have once again scared and maimed
Where once grew trees and meadows free
Is now an earth, encased by concrete seas

Engines roar,  to drown our ears in echoed glee
Where ghosts of children played their summer games
Forced to leave their childhood memories
In trenched...

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Categories: bulldozers, business, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Building a Wall
I'm writing this poem in the last days of 2018. The government of the United States is shut down in a fight over the building of a border wall. I am reminded of another border wall that was erected during my lifetime.

In 1961, East Germany...

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Categories: bulldozers, america, freedom, history, political,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member MORE WILDLIFE MADE HOMELESS
We see but grey where once was green
As bulldozers now scrape,
Turning a joyful rural scene
Into joyless landscape. 

The area was green-belt land
With forest and pasture 
But as our numbers still expand
We will invade nature.  

And so that farmland must give way
To high profit housing....

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Categories: bulldozers, animal, environment, nature,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Ptsd
Staunch, spine straight as a flagpole
    Chin tucked into neckfolds of flesh
  Face itch, lips blubber incessantly... 

    Hips thrust forward... twin bulldozers
  Life expectancy, a speck in a sandstorm
    Rows of medals under...

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Categories: bulldozers, anxiety, mental illness, pride,
Form: Free verse
Environmental Problems
THE MODERN VEHICLES LIKE CAR, SHIP AND TRAIN,
BULLDOZERS, TRUCK AND CRANE,
AND ALL OTHER EXPERIMENTS THAT WENT IN VAIN,
ARE HARMING THE ENVIRONMENT
FOR THE SAKE OF DEVELOPMENT.

WE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT,
WHEN THIS DEVELOPMENT WAS BROUGHT.
BUT STILL THERE IS TIME
TO STOP THIS UNFORGIVABLE CRIME.

GLACIERS ARE MELTING,
WHICH WILL LEAVE YOU...

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Categories: bulldozers, environment, pollution,
Form: Rhyme



Rainforest Blues
Rainforest Blues


flora and fauna,
rainforest teeming with life - 
hungry bulldozers...

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Categories: bulldozers, animal, earth, environment, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Beary Tales Episodes 15-24, More Poet's Notes
Note to Readers of Previous Versions:
There are so many new vignettes scattered throughout the poem that I hope you will reread the whole thing! There are many new GEMS, improvements to previous verses and improved footnotes as well! Trust me!


15. Duplicitous Pear Trees
A pear tree’S...

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Categories: bulldozers, adventure, beauty, friendship, innocence,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Grease, Oil and Fashion
The lollipop lady and laborer,
Driving to work we can see who it is.
In bright fluoro orange and yellow
Retro reflective people wearing high vis.

There’s vests and jackets and singlets and bibs,
Worn by these people like a fashion design.
Drivers of forklifts, bulldozers and utes,
For safety all day...

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Categories: bulldozers, clothes, color, fashion, funny,
Form: Rhyme
I Loved My Life of Bird
I fly in the sky
I swim in the sea 
I sleep in the night
And in the trees I live

The forest once was my home
That I always cherished
For me and every one
Who lived on this beautiful heaven?

Coming into the flame of fire
Together with my family
Helps me...

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© B S Sky  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bulldozers, animal, death, education, family,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Creation of Needs
Sacred Time Seminary's Professor of Economics
began presenting CoReGenesis Theory:

Business as Usual economists
would say that milking machines
and bulldozers,
all technology
and information systems
have enriched time,
creating new goods and services
that did not exist in prior times.

On an ecologically profound level
consuming humans don't need
these diverse technological systems 
reproducing novelty
and convenience
and...

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Categories: bulldozers, environment, nature, peace, political,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
The Jungle of My Heart
The tangled vines of green tree limbs swing back and forth
as the tallest trees compete to out-shadow one another,
and yellow tigers crouch behind bushes wait for their prey to come along
and bite down on soft necks, the crake of bones- one second a cold meal
served...

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Categories: bulldozers, beautiful, deep, how i
Form: Free verse
Wildlife
Wrote this about the inhumanity of man and corporate progress.

The mowing was stopped by the frog on the hop
The frog in the grass, so the mowing did stop
The privets well, they just grew and grew
I don't break birds eggs and no chicks do I kill
The...

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bulldozers, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Nobody Told Me
They came as dawn's fresh light fell upon the land.   
With their hard hats and high viz jackets.   
Busy men clamour and plot,   
Measure and scratch,   
Cigarette smoke floats up high.   
   ...

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Categories: bulldozers, childhood, social,
Form: Elegy
Jumbie Bird Flying Over Saw
Bird  
                                     Flying  
   ...

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Categories: bulldozers, analogy, bereavement, blue, death,
Form: Tetractys

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry