Short Bulldoze Poems

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

Into a crystal pool a tiny pebble cast
to form ripples that expand, bulldoze,
encompass, dissipate and disappear
as fast as they come: inconsequential,
short-lived, here and gone in a blink -      
life’s perfect replica.

© Wilfredo Derequito  

Iambic Sighs

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Iambic Sighs
David J Walker

What a cruel damn thing
	Life can seem
Before you fly

I know
	What where goes
And when goes
	And there goes
With treasure troves 
of why

I know
	Which wind blows
On down lows
	And in flows
On outflows 
And iambic sighs

I know
	Of back hoes
And bulldoze
	And fast slows
And good pose 
	And bad prose
And a second-place prize
 
What a cruel damn thing
	Life can seem
And then we say 
Our goodbyes

© David Walker  

"Faith Can Move Mountains."
I have heard that term time and time again,
but it is for the most part a misunderstanding.
The only time that I witnessed faith move mountains,
was when an entrepreneur had FAITH in his vision,
and then took ACTION,
to bulldoze those mountains into the background,
and erect where they once stood a complex condominium.
Faith alone does not accomplish anything,
unless you approach that faith with the appropriate action.

© Billy Thekidster