Short Mason Poems

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Premium Member Emagi Mason Sound of Brotherhood

R!A K Mason 'SOUND OF BROTHERHOOD'
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Form: Shape


Premium Member Charles Mason

Founded the Church of God in Christ
believed in the rhythmic power of song,
that from the very soul God gave to us,
some today call it Rock and Roll; I do.

© Harry J Horsman 2012

Premium Member BELOW Mason-Dixon Line 1969--

         Impoverished raise like farming
Owning a pig, lots of chickens, rooster, hen;
Not in the sixteen-hundreds;
Made one’s own foods from scratch,
   This foyer placement in time itch;
Below the Mason-Dixon Line, 1969;
Charleston, Missouri woe to--
Tom Sawyer’s
---Black friend Jim

3/24/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©

Premium Member Stone Mason

Stone

Stone so solid so strong
keeper of warmth,
protector of strife,
crafted in to one’s image
guardian of the ones you love.

Mason

Builder of dreams
creator of solid foundations
master, mistress of the arts
carver of love
adept in architecture.

Together

A Temple of love.

A Mason
in Stone,
where one can enter
and become whole
with paradise!

© Harry J Horsman 2013

Dry Cans and Mason Jars

dry cans in cellars full of sweet fruit 
 covered in dust are beatiful in a way.
 
 all with labels peeling.

 the iconic cambells soup cans in tarnished 
red and white 
set on the shelf like rusty bells on
 a church steeple.

not like the empty mason jars on 
the front porch half filled with rain.

half with childhood memories of
 grasshopper guest and fire fly delights.
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Mason

From the day you arrived we fell in love
Little did we know the boy you'd become
From first word to first steps
A bright future is what we expect

Riding along on your motorbike
Reading the Hairy toe a million times
You and your sister are so alike

That smile
That glint in your eye
That giggle
That Mr Grumpy face

Our little champ
Our dinosaur
Our juggernaut
The final piece of our jigsaw
© Rob Dadley  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Perry Mason

Each week, viewers of the television saw what was an over-dramatization of the practice of law. His intensive questioning got many to confess. The guilty would often break down into distress. Here the lawyer was in front of a judge and jury. The questioned were under oath with a threat of perjury. Mr. Mason always seemed to outsmart the district attorney. He grilled those who were perpetrators of crime. How can one be a lawyer and detective at the same time?
Form: Rhyme

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