Short Black Art Poems

Short Black Art Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Black Art by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Black Art by length and keyword.

Stone quarry
Stone quarryman
Stone worker
Quarry worker
Quarry labourer
Stone mason
Stone chisel
Cold chisel
Metal worker
Whitesmith
Silversmith 
Tinsmith
Goldsmith
Blacksmith
Wordsmith;
Black art
Word art

© Andrew Collinson  

I am the One
I bring the fire
Vaporize your body
evident of perspire

I bring the heat
burning more then cayenne
Too dangerous to hold
Keep away from children

I am the lighter
Friction sends a spark
Blow out the flame
Live alone in the dark

I bring you warmth
thaw your numb heart
such sensless perfection
this is my black art

I'll draw you in
Much like a flare
Leave you blinded with joy
A feeling quite rare.

© Sean Winslow  

Black art will never whisper
It comes with its own rhythm,
Feet tapping to the djembe,
Reminiscing of home.
It survives in the hands that bend color into opportunity, 
In bantu knots of constellations
Marking where we have been and still left to go.
It croons on street corners
On canvasses, big and bold.
Every line spoken, every beat formed 
Uplifts our coily hair towards the sun.
We honor the echoes 
We hold the same truth
We are the sound.

© Earth Branch