School Concrete Poems | Examples

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


Evolve

*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, Tick, Tick, 0:00o'clock
My hand shaking and refusing me to, clicked quick on the "send".

Sitting at my table during homework and realizing: ,,isn't today his birthday?", my hands stopped me to continue putting my handohones on.
Looking at the wall, the clock hanging and me whispering.
Tick, Tack, Tick, ,,two minutes", tick, tack, tick, ,, one minute" , tick, tack, tic- ,,0:00 o'clock".
Qucikly I putted my headphones on and went ahead with my homework.

Today was a good day I thought, I was really excited to go to training today but well, first ofcourse school.
Packed my stuff and went in the classroom.
,,Yooo, isn't your birthday today? Happy Birthday bro!", 
Oh, I forgot
I finally forgot.
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Premium MemberGeorgia Guidestones

The ultimate
                                        Hate Speech

     Inscribed on granite blocks 
     structure 
     a doctrine 
     ~ No more than 500 million 

     No   it is not a work of aliens  
     Here’s something for sapiens

  Georgia Guidestones dubbed as
  America’s Stonehenge collapsed

     News says - 
 The  ‘monument’ was.  vandalized          If they rebuild ‘ The Monere’
 Another view is that it was a quake.        Called American Stonehenge 
                                                             The repaired wall should read
     At last
Land of Liberty shook under its weight.       “Nature has provided 
                                                                Enough for everyone’s needs
Six and half billion humans are relieved.       Not enough for even 
For they might  live to see   another day        One  Man’s  Greed “

Concrete Cancer

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 wrist
flushing bits down the mirror or 
chrome toilet of the tomorrow 
It has stopped suddenly

this day has no meaning when idly tearing away
the chips of broken plaster from my arm 
they are unlike the cement walls
surrounding me in the cubicle of solitary days


A new home, vacated by the oldest delinquent
who stayed far past my time
with hair falling out with calm disregard
for the age we all feel our time has skipped 

pretending to have cancer 
is one excuse
Kswiss kills Sp!cs and Crips 
and nobody
this skinned head preaches too
no choir boys
shaved and disengaged 
I have no chemo clues

its time to dance 
to play to laugh
I cant remember you 
for once you were
my friend in school

that boy with cancer
beating it but 
losing sight 
I see no fear 
in truth it's not your plight

Goodbye Paige Goodbye Kate

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 food
Yes Kate

You taught me how
To enjoy ersatz food
Without grimacing

You were there.
We scarcely spoke.

I saw you poor
I tried to help you.

Forever high school Kate.
Pink monkeys and lingerie
Forever senior prom
Your eyes on the money.
Yes Kate

I shall miss you.

Texas friend, oh Kate.
Goodbye to the Lone Star.

Surfing and bodyboarding
The great white shark and Kate
Wondered what you did
California Kate the swimsuit lady
I forgave you for the drndls
With the cut outs - you made bikinis
You the confused friend, the lost sister
Kate oh Kate - goodbye.
© Ki A Gray  Create an image from this poem.

You Don'T Know

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 love.
But anything I did and I'll do is not out of love, because you don't know what love means.
You thought love is just to pronounce on mouth and keep it near heart not inside heart.
You as a girl of school loving member, you won't understand it till it comes to a level in which everyday your eyes will be dripping with wells of tears.
Fatimah I showed you a love and trust which no any girl in this world I ever told, and the love which normally matters and can be seen formally in this world but you just made all the things non-prevailing ones. I don't know are you going to comprehend it, is it that you'll get it from that dullard kid or when you get another scumbag baga.


I Praise Them Highly For Their Wisdom

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 ask
for anything and the only time
I got something to be thrilled about
was on Christmas and on birthdays!

Look at the other kids
who got everything:
they got drunk, stole and did
drugs; they also skipped school,
and some of them went to jail!

I'll be always grateful to my parents
not to have spoiled me, but disciplined me
and taught me how to fear and love God;
if these hands never took a thing which wasn't
mine or I was never disrespectful to others:
I praise them highly for their wisdom!

Big Grey Concrete Structures

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 flickering lights

From the lamp posts and the cars

Above us twinkling stars

In a city where no one cars

And this life is lonely and hard

And nobody talks and they all speed walk

To avoid catching eyes

Or the fear of sharing lives

In this city so grey and daunting

Concrete to me is haunting

It makes me feel so small

In the city where the concrete reigns so tall

It makes no excuses at all

It's just what it is.

For Whole Beings

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 too 
Cannot provide requirement of appropriate sight

My mean is as countless cries could be fruitless
A bridge single stood over the river
Accumulates favour from all goers all the time
Still being solid and stout
Has earn mild heart managing ways from both sides

But a case of bang being horror timid loses always
Even a child cannot warm welcome
Sheds tears terrifying, seeing flown hands and legs
My mean is even a child which cannot accept
Why the grown youths do play such heinous trick?
Leaving hatred within the heart, need is unite, build the earth

In school all are same and are given educative lessons
Who is defaulter and criminal going later on?
My mean is first provision food, shelter and rest 
So a prescription for a universal government with all discreet
For the people, of the people by the people, for whole beings. 
 
 
21/08/2014/

Concrete Jungle

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 our frantic paper chase to escape the rat race
One day we'd run this concrete jungle
Yet upon broken bricks and faulty foundations we stumbled, tripped and fell cause we couldn't spell
Expanding vocabulary was involuntary still we had a lot to say
School was hell
Conforming to the norms of uniforms made us look socially uninformed
So we let our shirts hang 
And awaited applause
Moved by the prospect of popularity, propelled by our passion for pathetic glory we rose above assembly filled mornings
When failure crashed with brutal force
We were not sorry
Instead - we subjected ourselves to brand new curriculums
'Lokshin Management Module 1'
The jungle was won
By those whose books we burned
They tried to teach us how to learn
They run the concrete jungle
Now we wish we could be there 
Too bad they don't wanna share...

The Place That Shaped Me

I left my
  heart   in 
 a magical 
  place. A
  place that
  holds years
 of wonder and
 awe. A place that
 knows me  better
 than any  other place
  I’ve been.  This place
  has changed me and 
     molded me into the
       person I am now.
     The forests, trees, creeks,
    and open skies instilled in 
  me a  love for God’s  works. 
The harshness of the winters has 
taught me to be patient and to endure.     My  small
town is where I  learned the  small-town work  ethic;
you don’t get what you don’t earn  and earning what 
you want takes  a little bit of  sweat  and  tears. Here
I  learned  that  you  don’t  have  to  be  blood  to  be 
family.  Brothers  and  sisters  are  made  throughout
years of school together. We relied on  each other to
be happy. This place will forever  hold my heart and
soul. I  am a small  town  girl  through  and  through. 
It’s who I will always be. Forever. Thanks IDAHO
for  shaping  me  into  something  more  than  I  was.

Observer

A serpent underneath blue sky,
in shade of man, in twinkle of an eye,
above brick wall, in the structure, at the floor,
venom of white dove; contaminated food, undrinkable water,
misguided youth, pregnant daughter, unfaithful father and hateful son,
mothers do pray while we walk through Babylon;
on teli and in the press, on top shells,
price none the less, in bedroom and at your door..
dawn of a new day seemed to be dark,
after all.

I Know I Can Be a Bad Man

Yeah I know I can be a bad man
But I just want people to understand
I do what I must, I do only what one can

I think about life, I think about my everyday strifes
I know I love you girl you the mama of my children
You already like my wife
I know I have cheated from time to time 
but you the only one who I sleep with at the end of another long night

Yeah I know I can be a bad man
But I just want people to understand
I do what I must, I do only what one can

I know I like to drink yet it feels like I love that alcohol
This liqour and beer is my number one downfall
If it werent so then the crazy *****in my life now I would have never saw
I would have never ended up sitting in prison for breaking the law

Yeah I know I can be a bad man
But I just want people to understand
I do what I must, I do only what one can

It's alright now though because Im back in school
I know I struggle at times but Im reframing from being another lost fool
I know it bull-*****even though many youngsters think that *****is cool
But they don't know if they been where I been and still want to do what I do

My Baby Is Growing Up

Young and pretty
Sweet and bold.
When I look at her I feel old,
My baby is growing up.

She is brave.
Never too scared to try 
and face her fears.
She has the courage of a lioness
For someone so young.

“Oh, where has the time gone.”

She is a style diva.
Knowing what goes with what
 and what colors to choose.
Fashion a language
She clearly understands.

Sweet and bubbly.
She talks and talks
Of stories from school.

Her stories filled with laughter,
Filled with fun and most scary of all
Mostly about boys.
Oh where has the time gone.
My baby is growing up.

Tea Party

From in my wardrobe did I go...

Imagination follows me...

In this child's memory...

Invited the sea to a tea party...

A seahorse attended of course...

I danced with clams...

...and rode horse back crabs...

...watched sands melt into the shallows...

...A shark lay in wait...

...for tea he did not partake...

...For it was here it was safe to play...

...I'd return again and again...

...The luxury my gift I understand...

...all toys to the rescue...

...All little fish out of school...

...We served seaweed chips...

...Starfish served meringue...

...with sand cake pie...

...We climbed over jagged rocks...

...We built sandcastles in a time not forgot...

...Just another day with me...
...My imagination free...

...This imagination...a luxury...

The Hungry Spirit, a Comparison

I still wrestle with human afflictions,
when I see others suffering,
groping in the dark of invasion –
where the rich and powerful
become richer, tutors of domination,
over these poor people, my own people.

In a globalized and interdependent world,
the growing technology and culture
speak the same to civilization;
the unknown depths of man’s soul
get neglected in life’s situations.

Our moral compass eclipses
by emerging values of the world;
family ties and faithfulness,
seem to die out now in truth.

I remember the “bar mitzvah” 
for Jewish culture and religion
strictness in their formation
for a son or daughter of obligation.

Torah for them – a sacred revelation,
a holy book about God’s laws;
his commandments in various modes,
a guide, indeed, a school for the souls.

Similar to Christian life and religion
a holy bible shared and read across cultures;
but with media invasion in all dimensions
God’s word has now less attraction to some
especially to young people of this generation.
Though I may think the world has changed,
it has become like a free market, a confusion;
with hardly any blueprint of principles –
that carry mankind to be God’s disciples.

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