Short Anvils Poems
Short Anvils Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Anvils by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Anvils by length and keyword.
The Gods
Shall not
Put their hammers down
Mending souls, against the anvils,
Without a sound
Hidden realm of the Gods
open roads
Where broken paths seemed closed
Open roads spring anew
Crystal castles vibrate
World as stage
Within the hero’s rage
Anvils sparks engaged
Where steel is forged
Within the alchemy of
Burning flames
Tormented on threads
Of severed chords
Circles pass over
The changeless change
Ice on the petal -a shadow slides in
Broadsiding virgin light is what shadows do best
As emotions summit, this is the time to dread most.
When hearts are hammered by devilish anvils
coaxed along by blue ghosts.
Gray attics are where all memories lie
panic lives just below in a distraction called, a new day.
Children passing through the valley of death
Their chatter amplified by the facades of closing in betrayal
They fear no evil that teaches them to be silent
And pay attention to imaginary platitudes scratched into the cave wall
What's for lunch? Windows windows windows, traffic and windows.
The walk home is worse; gets heavier each passing day.
In flux are temperance of today
capacitance changing ways
impurities slag to slowly fade
forging what may made
Anvils ring as hammers strike
developing strength from efforts might
sword of truth is spirits flight
above the vulgar earthly fight
Excalibers legend sword in stone
awaits the faithful to atone
arise the self to royal heights
comfort found in heavenly delight....
KITCHEN NECTAR
How sweet the walls must taste
when cuisines and anvils fuse about the place
and spices unite from every orient
How beautiful the arc must be
between the vulcan chefs
when spoons and hammers vulcanize
above the temple floor
How enhancing is a sight
when once invention comes
and swinging doors emit a sound
like some nebulous light
Could cohesion cause a glow?
Revelry and invention could you know
Or is it spoons arcing in the air
to weld a plate below