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Bulldozing Poems - Poems about Bulldozing

Ah the glory of a restful sleep
...Ah... the glory of a restful sleep Nothing beats the refreshing blissful peaceful easy feeling resulting from shut-eye after feeling zonked out staying up late after a hard day's night binge ......

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Categories: bulldozing, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Poem For People Who Aren't Into Reading Poetry
...To be clear... I’m not asking you to love this. I’m asking for you to meet me where the words land hard— where syllables ignite like the last coin burning a hole into your palm— ......

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Categories: bulldozing, appreciation, perspective, poetry, writing,
Form: Free verse



River Runs Wet And Dry
...It rained for three days Constant outpouring awakens The dry river to life again A little farther besides our home I hear the rumbling sound Of water slowly snaking though Descending, bulldozin......

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Categories: bulldozing, courage, life, success,
Form: Free verse
Psychologically still thirteen
...Psychologically still thirteen Ordinarily meaning pre Internet days familiarization with me would entail bringing the avid listener into my private mancave hideaways less a physical place th......

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Categories: bulldozing, 7th grade, age, angst,
Form: Rhyme
No Sequel
...Written By: D. Collins 10/12/23 Is depriving people of food, fuel, and water genocide? With no reporters in Gaza and the world lets i......

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Categories: bulldozing, history, war,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Premium Member Downsizing
...It's not easy keeping yourself together when there is a part of you hiding away still darkened with fear. It's been curled up there for years. Then there's that other part of you who can't ke......

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Categories: bulldozing, introspection, self, stress,
Form: Free verse
The Will To Survive
... "The Will to Survive" It was a peaceful time back then in the dreams that were once our prepossessing future. sands of time dragged under our bare feet while the ......

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Categories: bulldozing, muse, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Prayer For Rain
...You can hear the whisper of rain in the breeze feel it in your bones, taste it on your lips feel it on your skin, Please Dear God hear a prayer for rain... The parch earth thirst for rain the c......

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Categories: bulldozing, faith, prayer, rain,
Form: Free verse
Hammerklavier
...Beethoven smashes one piano after another. He shears through keyboards, a peasant scything hay. The composer's fingers listen through touch, they become deeper, more blunted, a vibration of mal......

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Categories: bulldozing, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Hammerklavier
...Beethoven smashes one piano after another. He shears through keyboards, a peasant scything hay. The composer's fingers don't grow deaf, they become deeper, more blunted, like mallets. His apa......

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Categories: bulldozing, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Get Rid of the Evil
...Money, has created the wealthy and many, who are unhealthy Money, has given us disease with a bacterium, of too many humans Money, has created the wars which has made, many sores Money, ......

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Categories: bulldozing, animal, anxiety, corruption, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Oak Sprite Man and His Sixth Sense
...Oak sprite man climbed up a piece of the bark To get a little higher, to peer into the bowels of the forest. They were coming; he could sense them They had not been in this part of the forest f......

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Categories: bulldozing, fantasy,
Form: Prose Poetry
Hammerklavier
...Beethoven smashes one piano after another. He shears through keyboards, a peasant scything hay. The composer's fingers don't grow deaf, they become deeper, more blunted, like mallets. His apa......

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Categories: bulldozing, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Flower For the Future
...A FLOWER FOR THE FUTURE In 1964 a wall went up between East and West Berlin! What a barrier of shame, What a humanitarian sin, During the 28 years until November 1989, over eighty People ......

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Categories: bulldozing, flower, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tribute To Holocaust Survivors
...Never Can I begin to Comprehend How could I ever Understand what you went though Imagine what your eyes have seen Fathom what your ears have heard Feel the hunger that ravaged your body Compr......

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Categories: bulldozing, abuse, corruption, discrimination, evil,
Form: Free verse

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