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Best Welders Poems

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Premium Member The Welders
To build these giants
It took many men
Various trades
Manufacturing gems
 
Scaffolders, Platers
Drawing room to sea
But one trade
Makes it happen for me
 
Whatever they made 
No matter...

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Categories: welders, on work and working,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Welders
Welders
Spark
Metal 
  ...

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Categories: welders, work,
Form: Free verse
Texas Rig Welder
The beautiful arks flashes
While molting metal slashes 
Diving deep into my flesh 
I reach for a much needed breath 
As poisonous fumes fill my lungs
A...

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Categories: welders, business, devotion, father, i
Form: I do not know?
A Job To Be Done.
So many jobs still to be done…but no one wants to do them
When someone else fills the spot…. the  hue and cry arise
They take...

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Categories: welders, work, blue, jobs,
Form: Free verse
The Bangladeshi Flood
The Bangladeshi Flood

It is the latest worrying news to hit this troubled nation...
There is a growing bewilderment and fast rising indignation....
Ever since the Home Minister...

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Categories: welders, anxiety, change, community, conflict,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Joan of Arc - Not For Contest
JOAN OF ARC

She earned the name
this woman
this welder
full leathers
shield in place
stinger
wielded with precision
smooth, molten slashes
melding cold iron
into heated union.

Joan of Arc!!
Don’t look directly at her
you...

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Categories: welders, humor, word play,
Form: Free verse
Human Bein
HUMAN BEINGS
Human beings are like the white horse,
They are as strong as Orji tree,
They moves like,
The elephant and the moon,
They shines like the,
Sun and the...

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Categories: welders, beauty,
Form: Alliteration
Before They Silence My Voice
Before they silence my voice
Under jackboots and bone crushing dogs
I must set fort before dusk
As I am shielded 
By his gore
And crafted like Daniel
In the...

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Categories: welders, black african american, bullying,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Dichotomy-Two As One'
Out of the office,
They pour at five-thirty'
In their shirts, coats, and ties,
Tired- but not really dirty'

In the parking lot,
They put their briefcases on the curb.
'Til...

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Categories: welders, faith
Form: Rhyme
Made In China
I see a savior everywhere, I see
a prophet everyday, shining purple through the faces of
Teachers, Stockmen, Welders, Prostitutes.

Those halogens shine, pilot lights burning bright in...

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Categories: welders, faith
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Working Class
I.	Daybreak

what glint of morning
is this where the rusty bloom of chain link fences
cuts the turf of rowhouses

the weeds still talk with the legs
of crickets as...

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Categories: welders, allusion, class, culture, freedom,
Form: Political Verse
Strange
elephants dreaming of orange shaped fish
cornflowers surfing down pickle strewn paths
great crested grebes with thorns in their hooves
suitcases drunk in a queue for a stamp
bottles...

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Categories: welders, confusion
Form: I do not know?
Broken Hearts Bar
This is the place where they come to escape the stress in their lives 
A lot is from their husbands and wives 
This place gives...

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Categories: welders, depression, introspection, life, people,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Lawn Mower Facts
Lawn Mower Facts

Briggs and Stratton is number one, 
Grandpa use to say…
They will last until the cows come home.
Then he dreamed a bit…

The Deere, Oh...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: welders, blessing, butterfly, chocolate, devotion,
Form: Narrative
Catering
Catering

When the old man was young he trained to become a cook,
which nowadays is called chef, at the time not that many
wanted to become cooks,...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: welders, august, beautiful, betrayal,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things