Short Warehouses Poems

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


Murdered Soles

The smell of leather,
Stirs the Auschwitz warehouses:
Leather reminders.


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Inspired by the Auschwitz Shoes
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Shapeshifting Clouds

clouds
mutate
shapes shifting
into demons
hovering over
abandoned warehouses
as big city dreams vanquish
barren driveway going nowhere
my final thoughts fading to darkness
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Time's Chronological Order

Future time; is unknown and has custody of our dreams, Present time; the transience of a bestowed moment, Past time; varies and warehouses our memories.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Universities Today

Trashcans of intellectual waste
Crushers of recycled ‘truth’
Warehouses of stored lies
Slaughterhouses of unspoken dreams
Hiding behind Ivy walls 
Covered with malicious intent

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2013)
Form: Ballad

The Dockhand

Fading in the crimsoning dusk,
like a predator stalking a prey,

            the gray fog stealthily creeps,
            crawls through dilapidated

warehouses in the dockyard
long abandoned by the years;

            a dockhand squints through
            cobwebs of a sooty window,

shadowless symbols of ships
that had come, gone long ago;

            his drunken ears could fairly tell
            which tolled as the funeral bell.


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