Short Macadam Poems
Short Macadam Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Macadam by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Macadam by length and keyword.
heaven on its knees, drop by drop
sprinkling like sweat
from our skies' bruised brow,
pouring out the macadam in my scars—
following floods race my tears' deja vu.
Categories:
macadam, deep, innocence, introspection, life, love, power, rain,
Form:
Verse
Trailers sprout from desert floor
Tombstones marking the graves of my aspirations.
Tumbleweeds snag remnants of dreams
And blow across macadam prairie.
A highway carries hope far past this place
Of broken dreams and suffocating despair,
But me the mountains trap; they surround me,
And I'll not see home again.
Categories:
macadam, loneliness, loss, moving on, nostalgia, pain, remember,
Form:
Verse
Plain emptiness,
where I touch an ebony
diamond, only gives
me edges— wiped in my
macadam; heartache an
old rust from repetitious
beats
the faceted phantasms
link, perhaps to mask
their face— or mine;
light just off within
its sides— all my
fingers stream sanguine,
no fit for the hollows
on my face, madness
glitters— and so drags
my shadow's shadow—
like far wishes took from life.
Categories:
macadam, angst, dark, deep, heartbreak, humanity, introspection, longing,
Form:
Free verse
Let me bash tambourines and praise the mind-body continuum
Grind out the miles, suffer the sweat.
Find me a hill to break if only in my mind
The foot-step's prints on the macadam
Invisibility obscuring the pain I must have.
The anguish broken to bits again.
My ears pop with the inspiration of all ages.
My thighs approve though my calves complain.
For a long instance my psyche melds with my physique
And I am one.
Categories:
macadam, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse