Bulldozers Poems - Poems about Bulldozers

...Had lunch with a friend And we sat in the shade In a sidewalk arrangement The restaurant made. I live on the east side And she on the west. We meet to catch up At each other’s request. T......

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...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 s......

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...I woke up this morning in the silence of my mind and looked outside Not a sign of life was moving, and the city has lost its pride I looked up at the skies above me searching for an answer, but t......

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...Lumbering bulldozers grind and rip trees and shrubs from the empty lots, competing with gas fumes, the noise of trucks, and honking horns on the busy thoroughfare. Two gracious houses, on......

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...Written By: D. Collins 5/20/24 1,200 for 30,000 is pretty simple math. Annihilate the residents, then take their land. No o......

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...Written By: D. Collins 12/12/23 I'm noting how the new generation will not be fooled. Lead into going all out in deep throating the Jews. <>...

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...If you tell me what you need we can work out a plausible deal, if you tell me what you want we can solve this historical debacle in an unprecedented miracle. You have been running around the wor......

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...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 ......

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...arctic muskoxen carve out a niche in snowdrifts ~ natures bulldozers Winter Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin Howmanysyllables 5/7/5......

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...in her people’s wisdom, The author said, "No Native language has a cognate for “human” as separate from other beings." The NPR interviewer sighed and became excited by the unity of all things ......

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...Millennium Park a reclaimed landfill once succumbed to the deafening shriek of sea gulls and bulldozers. Now a rolling hill gazing down on the skyline of The City of Boston. A blanket of gree......

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...recall your childhood when you were so unaware of being a child walking with swinging arms babbling with chatter box like a brook unencumbered by opinions, beliefs unspoiled by graces and airs ......

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...World War II Poems and Holocaust Poems - VI - Chaim Nachman Bialik, Erich Fried After My Death by Chaim Nachman Bialik translation by Michael R. Burch Say this when you eulogize me: Here wa......

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...Arcola circa late 1960's early 1970's... easy to conjure this idyllic June 8th, 2020 Envision bucolic Currier and Ives rendered landscape, or canvas painted courtesy gifted late Thomas Kinkade......

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...Speaking to the world up closer never knowing what to say getting far away running from the bulldozers malicious Humanity and when it's all said and done and while I'm still yet......

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