Short Hammers Poems

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


Hidden Realm of the Gods

The Gods
Shall not
Put their hammers down
Mending souls, against the anvils,
Without a sound
Hidden realm of the Gods


Cobwebs

rusted with disuse heavy heart hammers in pain ~ spiders build cobwebs
10th January 2023
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

God

Gears of all ages and all eternity, and all beyond!
Hammers of right and wrong in eternal lack of bond;
A Name to all ears beautiful and fond!
Form: Rhyme

The Pioneer

With hammers and get rich schemes

He ravished the mountains and polluted the streams

And never recorded at what cost

He paid for paradise lost
Form: Couplet


Premium Member In a Fix

      To fix with a hug or a kiss 
         means nothing much was amiss

      When hammers and nails are required
         ~ the problem is truly dire
Form: Couplet

Poetry

Pour with will your molten soul
On lyric molds that is your art
Every beat of hammers bold
To shape, imbue, impart
Rhymes ring true in that honest forge
Your heart
art
Form: Rhyme

Behind a Wall

Hammers of your words
strike again and again.
My soul spirals downward 
uncontrolled. My malleable 
heart forever twisted by 
wicked words. My Love 
stranded behind an 
unbreakable wall of Pain.

Warming Up

It's a gun metal morning
nail-head rain hammers
a quitting earth.
The sky
is a technical knockout.
Making a third cup
of black coffee,
I elbow a dullness aside,
try a few butterfly steps
get ready
for the daily fight.

Music

Poems can be made into songs.
My favorite songs i wrote longs to be 
played by my beautiful five fingers. 
The notes I play on my guitar lingers.
The notes that the pianist plays dance through the air released by soft felt hammers.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Is This Love

butterflies flutter in your presence bluebells ring the sound of your voice bold moon gives bright sun a turn fireflies light when you smile streams riffle your name my heart hammers in my mind is this love
Form: Nonet

Thinking In Circles

I walk quickly in circles without hurry
Thinking in panic without thought or worry
As rain hammers down from clear blue skies
Soaking me to the skin; leaving me bone dry
I cross a road without progressing
Whilst rushing slowly to keep from digressing
© Jenni Munn  Create an image from this poem.

Cruel Memories

Hey, Cruel Memories
that I don't want to remember!
Do not beat all the pains and agonies
on my face
just like tens of hammers
pounding on one anvil
as if to shape a horseshoe,
It’s an absolute disgrace
cause you will then be implicated
in a scandal

Premium Member Tulips and Marigold Gun Battle

The tulips and the marigolds were in a gun battle today.
Queen of Tulips was mad for her latest slave Charlie had run away.
She started the battle with hatchets, battle axes, and hammers too.
Queen of Marigolds ended it with assault rifles, painted periwinkle blue.
Form: Rhyme

Sillinessness

But carry on he did young Michael Upon his steed his trusted cycle Set sail for another land A boat he sailed with a hammers flag Soon his tyres touched  And although he thought as much That this place smelled like marzipan He'd landed in Afghanistan
Form: Rhyme

Skyfall

Skyfall

Big massive piling machine hammers thumps huge steel 
iron girders into evil rancid ground. Tree spiralling behemoth rams 
dead tree stumps into bare earth to hold up falling cracked sky. 
Without them we’d be crushed dead. Empty heavy sky forces on me, us.

Premium Member Spiritual Rings

I think of poetry
sometimes as sacred, 

at an altar

summoned by words
of God -- 

every expression a driven
reverberation,

myself a mere fork tuning
struck by hammers unfathomable

truth~ feeling more transcriber

such spiritual rings transcending Bard's --

In the Workshop

The repetitive saw of metal against metal,

The bashing of steel for designs,

The whir of the copper polished

And the hiss of the patina finished.

The file and sandpaper rasping on the brass

The noise all around

The hammers they pound,

As we create our own sound.
© Willow A.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Last Day of Cycling To Work

Jack - Jack - Jack - Jack
JackJackJackJackJack
Woodpecker hammers in my head.

Jack - Jack - Jack - Jack 
JackJackJackJackJack 
Clear and red comes from my head

Jack  -  Jack  -  Jack
JackJack  -  Jack
Yellow Jack-et talks to me

Jack - Jack
Painless   -    Jack__________________

Woodpecker

Machete jabs cycle through a staccato lied. The music is Jurassic, a tune rattled in the throat of a feathered lizard. It pecks out the genetic code of jackhammers. Stabs eardrums deep, a primal stirring of blood and sap. The forest echoes as time hammers on.

Alliteral Storm

Turgid tempest traipses slowly,
heavy thunder, hammers holy,
livid lightning lights the lowly.

Storm surges, striking sand-bar,
winds wailing, whipping wife’s car,
rain races to rills and rock scars.

Power pulses, promising pain,
branches break-off, block the brave,
dumb to drive on dreadful days.

Committees

More than two minds upon a task leads to $200 hammers. More than 2 collaborating poets give birth to demented poetry. Committees form committees to discuss yet more committees. If a committee were to design a sports car it would end up being a tractor. Only lone thinkers discover the new.

Premium Member Up Above, Angels

A flurry of fists probed his belly
   A shot to the jaw, his knees turned to jelly

A pair of hammers to his chest rived it in two
   A jolt to his jaw stopped the bout
                                          He was through

Up above angels, all astir and a-twitter
   Aghast at man's lot ~ so brief and so bitter
Form: Rhyme

Family, Unfinished

It never lasts nearly as long as 
it should
When it crashes down like a 
house of cards 
And there's a million hammers 
hitting your skull 
And it's all you can do not to 
scream
Like you're the only one left on 
earth 
As if you were the only one 
graced with a brain
That even though your mind is 
faster, you don't count.
© Alex W.  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

This Discussion

Living on a path of self destruction,
Hammers to the head make a concussion,
What's the point this discussion,
Relieve this pressure built up within,
Put on this mask so all emotions are hidden,
Thoughts turn into actions in disbelief,
Just one cut for instant relief,
Genius of this magnitude is hard to find,
Ironically wasting away a beautiful mind.
Form: Couplet

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