Bulldozer Poems | Examples


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The Bulldozer Talk

A single bulldozer                                                                                                                    
Wandered away from the herd of globalization                                                            
And wanted only to enter an amusement park.

The bulldozer hugged the neighborhood children                                                            
And played with them without fear.

It had left its metal behind outside the park                                                                         
And gladly removed its heavy chains.

It shut off its noise                                                                                                                               
And ran as lightly as the quickest among them,                                                          
Searching for their mother among the children.

Premium Member With a bulldozer, I will demolish the hell of eternal youth

With a bulldozer, I will demolish the hell of eternal youth,
Freeing its path to flow into eternal memories,
Building from white flint a matchless mountain,
Then my head will strike the volcano, to summon red fire, flame.
The mobile tongue of lava, reciting thawed remnants,
A long-forgotten poem, with scattered punctuation marks,
The boulders of movement, thrown toward the sky, eternally heavy years,
The earthquake of your loves, emotions that unite us forever.
To my love, grand proportions, limitless in longing,
Encompassing the entire world, the pure soul, thrill,
Across millennia, the undeniable vibration of love,
The thrill that traverses time, uniting us endlessly.
Let us all be, in turn, bride and groom, in love,
From an unmatched lineage, saddened by barbaric forgetting,
The smoke and angst of an undeserved future, sculpted in purity,
Verses tattooed in feelings, eternally carried in my heart.
Eternity calls us, with longing and dreams, to be together always,
Letting love pass through time, like an echo,
In my heart, sculpted, our story will endure,
An unforgettable thrill, that will shine across millennia.

Bulldozer Man

You cut the rivers in half
bulldozed the banks edge
bristled the green trees
and threw florid ladies into the vetch
your old winkles
falling into shredded paper
your conversation not always edifying


Premium Member Bulldozer Cleaning Up After Cows

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The Innocent and the No Longer

The Still Innocent
Pockets an offered cent
The-Hundred-Times-Less-Than-A-Dollar
Only the crazy singly obliges a caller.

The Still Innocent
Always tightening fingers on a cent
Waits for The White Collar
For an honestly earned dollar
Or The Less Intellectual Blue
In many companies still true.

The No Longer Innocent
Perfectly knows the scent
Of the more-Than-A-Cent
And close to one, acts no Saint
Nor would his wishes repaint
Deprived of it simply faint …

The No-longer-Innocent
Is at heart rent
After an honest gift you sent
Valued but just above a cent.

The woman still innocent
Says “Enough that my Guy is a Gent”
Only a Real Rabblerouser
To ably sell her The Vile Intent
And A Buffeting Bulldozer
To have her bent …

The Still Innocent And The No Longer
Betray different hunger.

The Bulldozer and Aging Religion

Walking the path I know to be the way
The path in which I was born
There comes a bulldozer
Making me a new way

Ruffling my smooth way, my religion
With flimsy sand of thoughts
and glory
Promising life in death and fulfilment
The new Islam seems brilliant,
luxurious, exotic and rubbish
comes with rejection of 
many things, sunnah

My aging Islam, a pleasant
smiles with tolerance
warm accommodation

I stand on a point in the labyrinth
listening to the songs
of both paths
they both sing in a tone
That makes me lost
Of which part to take.


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