Short Bulldozers Poems

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


Rainforest Blues

Rainforest Blues
flora and fauna, rainforest teeming with life - hungry bulldozers
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Lonely Centerpiece

alone she stands having weathered the fall bulldozers claimed her comrades... soon a mall’s centerpiece
*Entry for Rick's Kimo Contest
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Snow Ploughing

arctic muskoxen 
         carve out a niche in snowdrifts ~
                  natures bulldozers


Winter Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin 
Howmanysyllables 5/7/5
12/08/22
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ptsd

Staunch, spine straight as a flagpole
    Chin tucked into neckfolds of flesh
  Face itch, lips blubber incessantly... 

    Hips thrust forward... twin bulldozers
  Life expectancy, a speck in a sandstorm
    Rows of medals under gray sash, Iraq

The Tail - (Rhyme) of Us

It's May for Jacaranda trees,
We laugh in purple in the breeze...
Bulldozers bite.
 
We dare to say "HELLO" to bees
and make the toddlers laugh and sneeze...
Construction site.
 
Landscaping Nature as you please
Requires coldness - Soul's disease.
This is my fight!

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Premium Member Millennium Park

Millennium Park
a reclaimed landfill
once succumbed
to the deafening shriek
of sea gulls and bulldozers.
Now a rolling hill
gazing down on the skyline
of The City of Boston.
A blanket of greenery
laid over a once open sore
inviting the weary
to sit, to succumb
to the blissful stillness
as the wind sings
in the long-needled pines.


John G. Lawless
©2/22/2022

Human Uxos

They just lie low
Waiting to pounce
With deadly results
On innocent people
And causing unfathomable
Mental and physical damage
These are strictly speaking
Not people with heart and soul
They are unexploded ordinance
Best diffused with bulldozers or
Unmanned air combat vehicles
But best of all a change of heart
A feat the troops of God, Allah
And other Deities might as well
Employ, if they are not complicit!

Differed Dreams

The flames flickered and licked
We-men, women and infants
Unknowingly,
They licked up potential 
They licked up dreams
They licked up futures
They innocently licked up hopes

Fires cremated failures and frustrations
Like bulldozers they overhauled and mauled little pockets
Of joys and tears of ghetto residents

Here, they smoked potential
Here, they smoked greatness
Here, they smoked innocence

Things that we'd never known, or will ever ever know!
Form: Didactic

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