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Short Smokestacks Poems

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


Pollution
Smokestacks are blowing.
Polluting the air we  breathe
Perfect air. Wasted....

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Categories: smokestacks, political
Form: Haiku



Morning Smog
suffocating,
sooty smoke
swirls silent,
serpentine;

coils around,
hisses above
crude contours
of blackened
smokestacks;

strangles the air,
dims morning light,
darkens ashen fog:
toxic smog....

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Categories: smokestacks, urban
Form: Free verse
Snaky Smog
Serpentine,

   sooty smoke floats,
      swirls slowly above
         shadowed contours 
            of city smokestacks,
         darkening ashen fog,
      dimming early light,
   poisoning air:

venomous smog....

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Categories: smokestacks, urban
Form: Tail-rhyme
Taken
Herded humans
Sweltering trains
Dead cargo
Suffering remains

Gunshot glory
Spurting spite
Guarded genocide
Barbwire lights

Warsaw widows
Stripped of food
Numbered days
Ribs that protrude

Anesthetized surgeons
Screaming knife
Smoldering smokestacks
Vacating life

Conveyor belt corpses
Rolling into ravines
Six million taken
Will no one intervene...

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Categories: smokestacks, death, history, loss, sympathy,
Form: Quatrain
Pain Me
pain me pain me in a poem every line of mine disconnects me here i am on this line now look at me here now here i am here i am me here no me here now dare time found my neck in a noise every line i ever wrote grew an tooth now we rest in the gallows hung loose razor-toothed poems lacerate my back blood curdling screams hollow from the smokestacks nostrils spew fire mouth sewn through the flames pain me ?
...

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Categories: smokestacks, art,
Form: Lyric



Lost Town
The wind is in from lost town,
it is as thin as a knife edge.
Razor beaked gulls
twist their necks, rolling
in the gritty bluster.
Lost town sinks beneath
churning clouds,
its smokestacks
just above each
new wave of despair.
The people there
have misplaced their lives,
and if they only had time
they would out-scream the gulls,
but a groveling grind
keeps them turning iron wheels,
or shoveling dry clinker
into long rusted buckets
of hope....

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Categories: smokestacks, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Somewhere Near Paradise
Starlit night
and a meteor 
     flys by

     Chill breezes 
and an uncommon
   moon above
  
Only one voice 
is heard
  And it speaks 
of the trembling 
of angels

  Eyes peer out
 of closed  windows
deep in the heart
of the city

Wishes rise like
smoke from a 
thousand urban 
smokestacks

You'll rise up again 
       the next morning

      The lessons of 
the night before
       burned into 
your consciousness
          forever...

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Categories: smokestacks, inspirational,
Form: I do not know?

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