Short Shipyard Poems
Short Shipyard Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Shipyard by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Shipyard by length and keyword.
nineteen-eighty-three
reporting onboard
USS Nimitz
she was in dry dock
Lee’s Restaurant
in Newport News
was my hangout
in shipyard days
playing pool
making friends
Budweiser
fine food
large tab
nice
Categories:
shipyard, food, friendship,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
SHIPYARD
Visions do come to me...
Shades floating to Eternity,
Ships of souls floating away,
People now past their days,
Heavenly light's clear haze,
Leaving gifts for posterity,
Shipyard of our souls' humanity,
Eternal blessing, never ending,
Ships of souls we're sending
Home, the ships of souls are wending....
Categories:
shipyard, appreciation, beautiful, bible, blessing, christian, heaven, paradise,
Form:
Free verse
Praying to God is not going to help
She owns the Devil’s Triangle
And she is out there looking for you
If you are unlucky enough to be found
The fires of Hell will not look so bad
As her spirit tears you and your ship apart
Just know that you will never be found
Your souls belong to her
The Shade Of The Shipyard will never let you go
© Poem – XXIV/XXII/MMXXIV
LRET
Categories:
shipyard, missing, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
It is pointless to write with dull pencils
When a pen keeps the sheep safe at night.
And water can flow from a hole in the ground
As long as the spring’s not too tight.
Cargo is sent from a shipyard
But a shipment can go out by car.
A wise man is often superior
But a wise guy is usually subpar
Tonight I will drive down the parkway,
Yet park in the driveway at home.
No wonder I can’t speak this language
It only makes sense in a poem!
© Dean Wood
Oct. 26, 2017
Categories:
shipyard, funny, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Angolan Shipyard
Portuguese Courtyard
Slaves
Indentured servants of
Black seed
Sadist sovereignty
Dutch property
Animals
Herded into a treasure chest
Of disease
Shackled humanity
Shipwrecked Christianity
Excess
Baptized on the bottom
Of the sea
Altered Destiny
English colony
1619
Stock on a manifest
Of greed
Work your land
Savage not man
Bartered
A pound of flesh for
A crown overseas
Sold by brethren
Held by heathens
Caimile
Your daddy was
Born free
Categories:
shipyard, black african american, history, introspection, life, sad,
Form:
Narrative