Cobblestone Poems | Examples

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Cobblestone echoes beat of heel,
her sonorous rhythm many hearts feel

Cobblestone

The cobblestones echo the night,
The feet of those in search of the light.


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Nette Onclaud
June 17, 2025.

Premium Member Cobblestone

A cobblestone one day, I chose

     to paint a paperweight with a rose


Premium Member cobblestone

the stones are smooth from years of wear
but not the jostle to cross the square

written June 16, 25 for Nette Onclaud's Crystalline Contest

Premium Member Cobblestone

strong and loud, of cobblestone made -
I won’t become some cheap concrete grade

Premium Member Cobblestone

It’s never too late to have a happy childhood." 
~Tom Robbins

The time for cobblestone is past;
follow the yellow brick road at last?


Premium Member cobblestone

 

I walk an old cobblestone street . . . 
finding an old church I take a seat

Premium Member Cobblestone

my eyes sink into cobblestone
streets to hear hoofbeats and Paul Revere

Premium Member Cobblestone Are You Talking?

each Cobblestone makes up the road
ouch from your very sharp high heel shoes

Cobblestone

Wounds once buried beneath soft steps,
now echo through me, stone by stone undone.

Contest: Crystalline Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
Date: June 14, 2025

Premium Member Cobblestone

Rubbed smooth and round in river slides ~
Cobbles jumbled - roughen stone-road rides

Cobblestone Streets

All around the world
There is art you can see
You can touch
And you can even walk on
Cobblestones are not new
They have been around forever
Still very few take the time to look at them
The beautiful designs some add
Other archaic haphazard designs
Each adds to the beauty of the medium
If you get the chance to walk a cobblestone street
Take time to look at the stones
Maybe touch a few
Their beauty may just make you smile

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LRET

BOLTON - 1

Big yellow buses, on days when it rains,
Olympus for chips, then waiting for trains,
Long summer evenings, with walks in the park,
Town Hall, tall chimneys, a Jack Russell’s bark,
Open front doors, red brick, cobblestone,
Nice to be back, always glad to be home.

The Cobblestone Path

The sunlight tripped across the cobblestones.
With silver damp dew each cobblestone shone.
Glistening light, each unique rock did call.
Between each of the rocks the moss had grown.

The pathway called me, pulling me to walk
With a hopscotch bouncing across the rocks.
What lay up ahead?  I had no idea.
Fear and excitement lay in paradox.

What town would it lead to, this stony lane?
What dangers lie waiting beside its path?
What wonders would I see along the way?
I can’t wait to see and take off with a laugh.

Cobb Islan Stretch

THAAAN SHE SAID
FROM WHICH IS TO 
SPEAK TO THE BODY
THE MIND
THE SOUL
AND THE SPIRT
TO SEPARATE THE EMOTIONS
OF LOSSES 
THE EMOTIONS OF GAINS
THE THOUGHTS OF DOING
AND THE REGRET OF NOT
DOIN
THE MINDSET OF REALITY
AND THE REASONIONGS FOR BEING RIGHT
EVEN IN TIMES OF WRONG
THE EXPRESSION FROM THE NEED
OF BELEIVING
TO BEFREIND YOUR FOE
AND SEPARATE YOURSELF FROM
YOUR FREINDS
THOSE WHO ARE 
FOES IN YOUR FORTUNE
THOSE WHO CAUSE OPPOSITION
 IN YOUR RELATIONSHIPS
THOSE WHO AGREE WHEN
 THEY OUGHT TO BE AGAINST
THOSE WHO ALLOW YOUR DAYS
 TO BE RIGHT FOR THERE TIMES
IN FULL RESPECT TO THE ARTIST
AND THE FULLNESS OF 
BEING THE REPRESENTIVE
OF HIS/HER PRODUCT.
THE EXPRESSION OF BEING RIGHT FOR THIS TIME
AND ALL TIMES
THAT THESE WORDS SPEAK LIKE RAIN
THES WATER TO FILL THE WISHING WELLS
OF DAYS AHEAD THAT THOSE
PEOPLE OF TOMMORROW MIGHT
HAVE SUCH TO MAKE THEIR WISHES ON

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