Short Engraver Poems
Short Engraver Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Engraver by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Engraver by length and keyword.
Engraver George Vertue
a father of art history to give him his due
He thought pastel 'the' medium
it does makes for messy finger&thumb
English engraver Eric Gill
created alphabet figures at will
Now known for his sans-serif type -face
thus carving out a unique artistic place
Radical engraver Charles Maurin
put the art world in quite a spin
Illustrator for journal Le Temps nouveau
from his brush intimate portraits were to flow
Once I was a preserver
a wayfarer
a maker
but later
you turned me into a useless stargazer
by losing the will of being your tracer
I ceded my kismet on becoming an engraver
I grew to be nothing but a moveless eraser
In the tidy marina,
the tide is going out.
My last image of her
tugs at its mooring.
I pause on a slope
of the Alpujarras.
The wide sky can't
encompass my loss.
A hooded crow calls
two hours before fajr.
The engraver has come,
desperate for epitaphs.
First published in NOON: Journal of the Short Poem
the tablets of earth
are carved in stone,
one tablet in Americas'
235 miles long
every carving, every word
every letter carved in a
language known only to God,
every word, every carving,
every letter as perfectly carved
as an amazing engraver
chiseling into steel,
Gods words, Gods tablets
of stone are as historic as us,
but as old as
the garden of eden itself.