Short Masonry Poems
Short Masonry Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Masonry by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Masonry by length and keyword.
Good Morning Night Owl.
Why do we leave the light on?
Where the Lamp-post sheds its skin.
The Trumpet pours, the passion flour.
Our constitution is number 1.
A dustless preamble.
Borderline masonry must not crumble.
Categories:
masonry, political, social,
Form:
I do not know?
Great work by hands
Walks the annals of history:
Painting, sculpture, writing
Carving, masonry, pottery
Jewelry, carpentry and others
Passed the test of time
Nothing is more beautiful
Than things made by our own hands.
Categories:
masonry, art, creation, history, time,
Form:
Free verse
Masonry is a good occupation.
Stone makes for a solid foundation.
It's a hard job with great demands.
Thank God for a strong pair of hands.
A good job is not always done fast.
However, stone is strong and built to last
Inspired by another member's poem.
Categories:
masonry, work,
Form:
Light Verse
See the weeping stone angels?
Long have they labored in their mossy wetness.
Sometimes I think they are God – why not?
I consider the sorrowing marble a God,
the granite masonry a missionary of God – why not?
And those long falling tears
could they be turning
slowly to tears of laughter?
Why not?
Categories:
masonry, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
the morning breeze barely stirs the smoke
from last night's blasts and fire
from the artillery,
smoke sluggish with the suffocating stench
of gunpowder, burnt wood and
pulverized masonry,
yet, in this battered building, in an ugly crack,
is a lovely nest rebuilt by one
now joyfully chirping.
Categories:
masonry, adventure, animals, nature,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
The wall of russet brick, which, once resplendent,
ever crumbles leaving gaps; a toothless grin
slicing landscape. No longer the defendant
between the plebeians and the crown within,
the ancestral barrier is at death’s door;
rifled masonry builds shelter for the poor,
bridled meadows slowly overgrow the rest;
a child skips oblivious across, now blessed.
Categories:
masonry, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rispetto
1.
The cold touch of steel masonry
it's violent barrage of iron shell
and the crashing thunder with raining shrapnel
2.
The rain, the mud, and bloody terrain
swiftly it crashes through the enemy lines
with it, a swarm of bayonets and steel helmets
3.
Piles of broken bone and empty artillery
raging inferno's and gray smog
bloody bodies and a white flag
Categories:
masonry, anger, horror, humanity, murder, war, world war
Form:
Free verse
- Echo ~ the witness who talked too much - quote by poet
a mournful echo
sounds swamped my pulsating heart -
do not repeat them
empty room - masonry wall
historic bells from gray peaks
Categories:
masonry, confusion,
Form:
Tanka
I stack my bricks together
Assemble one by one
Construct myself a barrier
To hide from everyone
My soul's become too fragile
It's shivery and weak
Ramshackled by dishonesty
Enfeebled by deceit
So I've engineered a fortress
An rampart for the pain
Ensconced behind my barrier
I'll never hurt again
So I stack and stack and stack my bricks
My emotion thwarting wall
A soul saving work of masonry
To shield me from it all
Categories:
masonry, betrayal, heartbreak, hurt, love hurts,
Form:
Rhyme
“Rebuild anew”, he says to me.
The one of stillness ‘neath the sea.
“Rise to the shore; as one we stand.
This hardened castle borne of sand
conceals your darkest memory.”
A lone wolf blows with certainty
to shatter hollow masonry.
Destruction steadied by still hand.
Rebuild anew.
I crave only tranquility.
Erase these tortures mindlessly.
My heart is still; my mind profound.
Upon the rock I claim this ground
to reinvent my destiny.
Rebuild anew.
Categories:
masonry, sympathy,
Form:
Rondeau