Short Carpenter Poems

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


Premium Member How to Make the Dentist Rich

    
      My friend watched a game last night
          -- a real ‘nail-biter’

       Poor fellow, carpenter that he is


Eye Mist U

Its like Karen Carpenter knew
How I long to be close to you
But COVID-19
Has slipped in between
Naught to do but colour me blue!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member CARPENTER

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hammer strikes cedar grain~ a whisper of patience shaped by bleeding blisters
Form: Senryu

Rebuilding Noah's Ark

hammers are swinging
saws are buzzing
the carpenter ants
shall gather
the nails while
volunteering their time
in rebuilding Noah's Ark

The Chain

The carpenter found a large chain
Then pulled it, like it was a train
He fell through the floor
Got toss through a door
Woke-up in excruciating pain
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Shanghai Carpenter

There was a carpenter in Shanghai
Who hanging from a roof beam so high
When he grabbed a nail,
He let out a yell
Everyone thought he would surely die.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member How Often

how often do we test the health of a president?
is the life of a president worth more to god than
that of a butcher, prisoner, carpenter or nursing home resident?
Form: Haiku

Want Ads

Single Jewish Blue Collar Worker--(33) Carpenter By Trade
Seeks roommates to share His Home
Race, religion, sex and age not important
Inquirers call--1-777-77J-ESUS
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A Gentle Carpenter

A gentle carpenter 
Marys son
meek in heart
the Holy one 
Father God 
unknown and holy
perfect and pure
the one and only
Healer of our story
worthy of all the glory

Premium Member Nailing Jell-o to a Wall


The nail bites deep in the wood as per plan,
The carpenter does what he thinks he can:
No plan can counteract the destined fate
Of an amber tree crashing on a gate.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Dive Bomber - Tet

Dive bomber carpenter with red-stained teeth suicidal buzzing sound creeps me out 4/24/2019 Tetractys This Poetry Contest Sponsor - Charles Messina
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Clerihew Latour

Loraine's Georges LaTour
candle lit genre was at the core
A master of chiroscuro
oh how his portraits* glow

*https://www.wikiart.org/en/georges-de-la-tour/st-joseph-the-carpenter-1640
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ben Hur-Lives Saved

prince of downtrodden
the carpenter saved your life
when you were thirsty

faraway consul
made your life a living hell
but you saved his life

the chariot race
you beat your adversary
you could not save him
Form: Senryu

Karen Carpenter

It’s only just begun
Desperate family
The Carpenters were fun
Closer to perfection
Like honey on your sleeve
They stuck together well
So happy we believed
Until it crumbled down
Her heart gave in so young

Premium Member Lost In Space

Milky Galaxy
Heavenly Bodies
Astronaut Training
Space Exploration
Glenn, Scott, Carpenter

60’s Space Race 
Explore Cosmos
Land On The Moon
Favorite Martian

Aliens
George Jetson
Lost In Space

Moon

Tool

i've
a bolt
and two

nuts
but I
don't 

want to
screw
for i'm

a compationate
carpenter so
taking off

for no need
to use what
i have on

my belt
i at this
time

will
use
on

you
my
drilldo
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Premium Member I Am the Carpenter

I am Joseph the Carpenter, husband of Mary,
I am the Carpenter, we were the chosen of many,
Angel Gabriel visited the Virgin Mary, Mother
Of Jesus, I was accepted as His legal Father,
We became parents sadly, our Saviour to bury.
Form: Limerick

I Am a Carpenter

When sawdust appears
It’s like glitter from the sky
The roar of the saws
Are as music to me ears
When creating this clock
God gifted me thought
When my work was done 
I give it another
Just as God has given me

This Gift of Carpenter
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hymn

Jesus was a carpenter, 
he worked with saw and hammer. 
He pounded, banged, for 20 years, 
it was an awful clamor. 
Then he spent three years a'preachin', 
he never had a stammer.
At last they nailed him to a cross, 
nevermore to yammer.
Form: Lyric

I Am a Carpenter What Can I Say

If you were wood
When I cut your sawdust
Would be glittering like gold
I would glue you together
And clamp you tight
Rub you with a fine coat of wax
Your face would shine and
You would be as smooth as glass

A sensual poem from a Carpenter, lol
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member 1960

blue granny glasses 
bubbly lava lamp
yellow happy face
Mamas and The Papas 
Karen Carpenter
Embroidered blue jeans 
Flowered shirt for men 
Janice Joplin 
decorated Volkswagen bus 
Hip hugger bell bottoms 
Shag carpeting 
Hypnotherapy
1960's
age

How Poetry Makes Me Feel

When I write poetry
I am not only a writer
but I am also
a painter
a sculptor
a potter
a psalmist
a teacher
a storyteller
a pastry chef
a barista
a tailor
a carpenter
an engineer
and an architect
of descriptive words
and figurative language
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: List

The Carpenter

He came over and over I served dinner, even wine he screwed me and the wine well he uncorked the wine fixed a squeaky door after the wine that fixed my little heart just fine all his screwing around was so romantic that afterwards we kissed

The Carpenter

Cried bitterly 
Sweat profusely 
Cooked annoyingly 
Ate sorrowfully 
Wished I had died honorably 
Not because I lost anyone to the boring company of death
But because I found my heart untimely hammered 
By the Carpenter I most trusted.

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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Curvaceous Banister

Curvaceous banister was practically obscene
The king loved it, but not his persnickety queen
She ordered it taken to the burn pile
The carpenter swiftly lost his brilliant smile
King secretly gave the banister a total save
It is now proudly displayed in his private man cave
Form: Rhyme

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