School Concrete Poems

These School Concrete poems are examples of Concrete poems about School. These are the best examples of Concrete School poems written by international poets.

*Today, 28th your birthday arrived*.
Wearing a bathrobe and my hair wrapped around standing infront of the bathroom door and waiting during the time Ticks.
Tick, Tack,

© Adna Demiri  

The ultimate
                       

© Amitabh Divakar  

Chanting for the jewel in the heart of the heart of the lotus
Ohm mani padme hum

I bite the invisible neon green
cast off
which protects my broken

© Lyra Pendragon  

Words mean so much to those of us who are word dreamers, word-lovers, 
word jugglers, word players, word-doers,  But what about those of us

© Caren Krutsinger  

My ladylike mother, raising a blue-jeans daughter
     No dresses for my back-to-school shopping-
After school shortcut with Amy, my friend
  

© Michelle Faulkner  

This is the first of five found poems based on Microsoft dictation trials.  I took the verbatim text filled with gibberish and put into

© Jake Aller  

Oh Kate
You never told me
It a grey feeling
Just a dismal hunch
Pretty Kate
Sweet Kate
Always there

Yes Kate
A gift for thee

There for Bram Flakes
There for schmear
There for ersatz

© Ki A Gray  

I know anytime you see my scolding message or a raving and ranting message, you used to mutter that this person is so jealous in

© Abubakar Mohammed Musa  

Most parents don't know that giving
their children everything they want:
is the easiest way to spoil them;
I grew up differently and understood
how hard they worked to

© Andrew Crisci  

Big grey concrete buildings

Daunting as they tower over me

The feel so very satanic

Concrete and granite is all we see

In this city of night

With lots of

© Fauxcroft Wade  

The day was fine and sunlit, Decorated by several clouds drifting 
     aimlessly in the radiant ocean-blue sky. Chorused by gentle

© Jamie Pan  

Birth: Cradle. Diapers. Mess. Cries.
First: Word. Step.
Sneezes. Doctor. Parents Doting Over. Brother/Sister...

Kindergarten: Swing. Toys. Daily Snoozes. Lunches.

School: Teachers. Marks. Principle and Misdemeanors.
Games. Yard. Ball. Tripping.

© Arthur Zozulya  

For whole beings

My answer is as the star twinkles in night
Bright twinkle and deep 
Dearing to throw light for the sky to illuminate
Still being countless

© Deepak Chalise  

Pallikarnai,one of
the prominent
waterbodies that
once provided life
breath to Chennai
(Tamilnadu, India)
is now a garbage
dumpyard. It now
serves as a moving
symbol of how the
civilized can
threaten the
environment.


I

Pallikarnai
Resounds
In the Alps.
Retches the
himalayas.

Foams
In

© Sabu Shanmughom  

We ran through shy-scraper's maze 
Amazed at how they set our pace
Trapped by lack of  space
We butted heads through small door frames
All part of

© Tshego Khumalo