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Steel Mill Poems - Poems about Steel Mill
Steel Mill Poems - Examples of all types of poems about steel mill to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Sounds like Nashville - on my radio
...It’s Thursday evening, almost nine, foot-tap, fiddle, and banjo time, with juke-box tales of love’s romance, the county jail, a second chance, for bourbon belles or backroad trucks, mail-box mot......
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Martin Challender
Categories:
steel mill,
music,
Form:
Rhyme
Slow Boat To China
...I was born in a landlocked getaway town Where all the colors were black, gray, or brown. Jobs at the steel mill were ratcheting down. It was not in my future to stay. So, I took a long walk off......
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©
Michael Kalavik
Categories:
steel mill,
adventure, allegory,
Form:
Rhyme
Black Country Communion
...Honesty is our soul Our work is coking coal Midst coarse iron foundries And steel mill boundaries We live, love, and labor Sing, dance, and play tabor...! Though coal dust pollution, Finds l......
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©
Christuraj Alex
Categories:
steel mill,
life, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Depression Baby
...An eight-year-old in ’29, one of seven kids, Living in a steel mill town when it hit the skids. They watched the whole thing spiral down, not much else to do. She never got to finish school. My ma......
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Michael Kalavik
Categories:
steel mill,
addiction, allegory, anger, angst,
Form:
Lyric
Irons
...steel mill smoke stack anvil and hammer my will for sure sprinkle the cotton hot steam on my face press down hard don't beak the board chore of the sixties......
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©
Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
steel mill,
for teens,
Form:
Free verse
Territory Trample
...Headlights messaged through midnight windows Curtainless glass unable to subdue the urgency Car obtained in street nearby was theirs temporarily Three hour drive to ship leaving island next morn......
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©
Sigrid Ermine
Categories:
steel mill,
11th grade, change, conflict,
Form:
Bio
Unsilenced Silence
...Fan spinning with an uneven blade Frogs singing midnight serenades Traffic stopping horns blowing Drunks stagger A man yells Watch where your going Horns playing jazz upbeat and in time Smoker......
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©
David Maynard
Categories:
steel mill,
silence, society,
Form:
Couplet
After Sandy
...I never studied the downed limbs before Sandy. I was savoring the muscle burn from herringboning my way up a hill or fretting over a ping in my back, the price of macho competitions in the steel mi......
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©
Len Shindel
Categories:
steel mill,
mountains,
Form:
Free verse
One More For the Road 3 the Bad Times
...Pardon From dawn's early light, a gradual state takes flight Idiosyncrasies dance in my head Break in prayer, then back again Could it be the past or is it the present? It's this part of me I'......
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©
Lucinda Bulger
Categories:
steel mill,
lifelife,
Form:
I do not know?
Fractured
...My grandfather on my father’s side, was a pecker-toothed sidle who raped his daughter when she was just ten. He threw down vodka from an eternal well and took my father out to buy prostitutes when h......
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©
Julie Heckman
Categories:
steel mill,
childhoodfather, father, grandfather, mother,
Form:
Narrative
Defasco
...Hamilton, Ontario, Is a steel making town. You can hardly tell it, When the sun goes down. The slagpiles glow as the big furnace throws, Another batch of ore. Big ingots sit on the railway c......
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©
Thomas Plue
Categories:
steel mill,
on work and workingfather,
Form:
Verse
Harpsichord On a Stormy Night
...A wild pagan, the wind, a spectral masseuse, Blunt cudgel and claw dipped in liquid frost, To corrupt and ravage the pit head columns, As black trees threshed and leaves were tossed; Slapped ......
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©
Tony Bush
Categories:
steel mill,
death, music, nature, passion,
Form:
Rhyme
Blueberry Hill
...I can still remember back when I was a kid I had a friend called Millie and we were made for each other just like peanut butter and jelly on a piece of crusty bread on a Sunday afternoon I'd......
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©
Mark Poynter
Categories:
steel mill,
childhood, friendship, nostalgia, old,
Form:
Free verse