Best Glazier Poems

I once dated a pilot …
We both had our head in the clouds
Our relationship lead to a lot of turbulence - 
I guess it never really got off the ground!

I once dated a glazier…
He thought I would be putty in his hands
But I could see...

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A beautiful glass vase
Must be handled with care
Made with love,
Without a blemish or tear.

The glazier takes pride.
As he fashions the glass,
He always tries
To make each one
As perfect as the last.

When the glass is complete,
And out of the glazier's hands
It looks like a treat
As it graciously...

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Some have fallen
From glazier heights

Some say they have eaten
Olives at heavens gate

Some have never risen at all
down under they stumble knowing not what is tall

Gods laugh at their false pretense
The wise ones know of doomed consequence

The circus makes fools of us all
Clowns dance, when tears...

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If I ran a hairdresser’s I’d call it ‘curl up and dye’
I think it’s a very clever name, you can see the reason why

If I was a carpenter I’d be called Mr Wood
My sign would read ‘Mr Wood would fix it if he could’ 

If...

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“Jesus, the name that charms our fears
that bids our sorrows cease.”
O For a Thousand Tongues to Sing lyrics by Charles Wesley, 
music by Carl Glazier.
 
Immanuel, we praise your name
The God who calms our fears
Redeemer of our sin and shame
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PANED REFLECTIONS

Here lies the glazier, Peter Lee
His wife is shattered, naturally!


LAST NIGHTS ON THE TILES

Alas poor Joe, I knew him well
He fixed my roof before he fell!


SNAKE IN THE GRASS

Here lie the bones of Jones the vet
Inside his boa constrictor pet!


HE KNEW HIS STUFF

Ted, ...

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The glazier putting the cup in its place a disdained glass                                  The...

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This fragile glass strongly stands
The glazier gave it life through breath
With simple tools and fiery ways
A work of art is now conceived

This work of art two purpose holds
Champagne inside, beauty is seen
Bubbles bursting at the brim
No end in sight, they keep arising 

One child’s touch...

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Haiku
Norway, a glazier
Trapped inside a glass orb
Shake it and it snows...

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A girl, known, as an immaculate infant, never cried, 
Grew up, like wildflowers, to assume her rights never tried;
Turned out to be the best gymnast at the age of thirteen,
Paralyzed due to sabotage, yet, in truth, a gym queen...!

Vanessa Eichholz, Ilsa, faces all ally forces,
Seemingly...

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Although he did not know it
It was the rise and fall of this poet.
Words are a universal language all by itself
It could take you to heaven, or bring you down to hell.

Words are like rivers, streams and oceans
Moving freely with emotion.
The slightest ripple is a...

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a limning rush of sinister 
     fiery angry flames bent avast
analogous copse, 
     where every limb bough, bore full 

     roaring furnace hot blast
spewing weighty incendiary volcanic 
     magmatic...

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A meeting was held 
Buzz was getting ready to tell 
Information that were facts 
Making people pack 
Since they got sacked 
When the canary entered the hive 
Already dungeon arrested in his dive 
Worker bees acknowledged he arrived 
Walking strong 
Knowing something was wrong 
Making...

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Resurrection Pleiades

Red world of chaos roars
Razed stain glass in ruins
Ravished light - shattered shards -
Recalls worship voices
Radiant remnants saved
Reshaped enlightenment
Remembered light redeemed

Inspired by the exhibit Remembered Light.  During WW2 Rev. Frederick MacDonald collected shards of shattered stained glass cathedral windows while searching out places...

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Wolves were wandering all alone 
At home 
On a Sunday AM morning 
Goodies empty in their storing 
Feeling pretty dandy 
But there was this craving for candy 
Calling to deliver toffee 
Thinking it would be grand with tea or coffee 
Having a bout that is...

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