Tearing Down Poems - Poems about Tearing Down

Because of you I have loved so deeply and because of you I have been bled dry, "Well, you don't really love him." she said to me (she gave herself away) in an instant I knew she lied. Not only to me. Walls, walls, walls, and only I can tear them down, But how, behind each brick I encounter my heart. You said...

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Armies build great Walls Children with smiles make then all fall Embracing our children We shall see love never war When we mix like pink cocktails We will dance to all shores Our children will laugh, smile and trance We have only to follow and give love a chance Youth is happiness all in the mind It belongs to us all Yes all of mankind...

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They're tearing down Saint Ann's As I shed a nostalgic tear Part of my childhood gone Where I spent my sophomore year It was September of sixty one Our very first week of class It was only a short walk from school To the Church where we attended Mass Coal region was different then We smoked on the morning ride Each town held something special A...

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It's the only object that stands in our way. We can always tear it down any day. There need not be something here that will divide. To remove it, we can simply decide. Without the wall, we can come together. Join me in all types of weather. If there be rain, or there be sun,...

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(Rebuilding Our Lives) All who have truly lived… Have, stood behind many walls; Some had unforeseen bobbed-wired fences Placed there, by unusual circumstances… Where it appears, that one may seem to be forced To react in the unnatural form of ones inherited nature. Our souls having been imprisoned ~ by falsehoods; Without knowledge from which wisdom -- Takes up the...

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