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Short Plywood Poems

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


Premium Member Concrete and Steel Headstones
plywood windows dusty streets faded graffiti...

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Categories: plywood, city, humanity, society,
Form: Monoku



Earth - Depression - Sapphic Stanza
Trenches failing, sagging and crumpling, falling
Dad jumps down in, holding a sheet of plywood
Quick lads scramble out of a filling tombhole…
Who will save Dad, now?

(fiction)

2/28/2019...

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Categories: plywood, analogy, appreciation, courage, dad, depression, earth, father,
Form: Sapphic stanza
Hospital name change
I am a softer word
softer than plywood
Whats in a name
I ask myself,
but a veneer of transposition.
an arraigned truth
From Mayday to University Hospital
from the prosaic to the nomenclature
That's the power of a word
a reason to believe...

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Categories: plywood, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sandpaper and Blue Pearls
sandpaper hearts
take away the roads
dig a hole
fill your moat 
lifeless
gold

smooth texture from life
bleach the silver fom crosshair 
eyes
the color of blanks
a string 
of blue pearls
march along the plywood vein
tapping at this tired thing
tap-tap...tap-tap

singing produce =produce or starve
no time to act tired
count those aces... tight
another day-another race
don't make a mistake
tired thing snoring 
o'er
sandpapered casket
tap-tap...

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Categories: plywood, angst, work,
Form: Free verse
Last Grave On the Left
At peace, of life bereft
in the last grave on the left
where wilting weed and musty bloom
cloud the legend on the tomb.
Words in chiselled grey
bear false witness every day;
acid rain a solemn screen
when every night was Halloween.
Thunderous drums roll near,
lightning jagged, forked and clear;
marching men and daily bread
echo sacrosanct and dead.
In plywood boxes my friends sleep
out of mind and buried deep;
pray for me throughout the fall,
the one who never sleeps at all…...

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Categories: plywood, allegory, death, history, loss, people, sad,
Form: Verse




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