Wrecking Poems - Poems about Wrecking

I’ve waited too long for the wrong thing I play guitar just as I feel Choose your poison, Make your dreams with truth...

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So delicate at touch, when loudness occurs hush. A moment will arrive where we must consider trust. The broken may remember a tender emotion, we've entered in a silent type of devotion. Burning wisdom, courage, & strength, turning ourselves in to a wonder of weakness that it leaves us speechless. The Wrecking is a reckoning upon the...

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Rumbling, rattling sound, My sleep takes its leave, Vessels are arranged to receive the guest, Bop, bop, bop, Each drop fell, Until the vessels were three-quarters full, I sat with legs folded in a corner, Wished I had the power to control the elements of nature, The drops receded until there were just tiny drops, I heaved a sigh...

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Be kind to yourself - don't commit no selfish crimes I'm nice to myself at times...I treat myself with neglect sometimes Worn out like a pair of jeans You already spilled out the beans You knocked me over with your wrecking ball You didn't catch me as I made my final freefall You wrecked me up with your wrecking ball...

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Trump A Wreaking Bar Trump is a human wreaking bar Does whatever he wants as a star Wondering why we will stand aloof While he shots mouth off the roof As much as he wants goes that far. Jim Horn...

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Bleach - disinfectant fly and hairsprays polish - air fresheners used everyday In our homes without a thought whilst the planet around us becomes out of control Smog from rush-hour traffic on the urban scene irritates the chest but then leave what you don't see Chlorine in the swimming baths our work's not done better change them to ultra violet Oil prices gone up while our fossils have gone down yet fumes burn...

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The Wrecking Company By Elton Camp Penny was knitting in the living room When, against the wall, a terrible boom A wrecking ball crashed inside First, poor Penny tried to hide She rushed out the back door To see a sight she did abhor Her house being knocked to the ground She rushed to the foreman with a frown “How dare you destroy my house...

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There was nowhere to go, but I got some company for show- shuttled me in and out of Po', raced a car and blew a motor... Got me into shows, had me playin’ like a vote, I was reachin’ for the glows, but was satisfied by all the bones- in and out of cold, I had company for show, they let me know I was...

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A wrecking ball waves At the quiet street below I watch riveted From behind the protesters Trying to feel their passion The impact echoes a street no longer quiet Sounds of destruction And an old woman's soft cries Under a looming, grey cloud A wrecking ball still The crowds underneath scatter I pretend to care As the old woman wipes tears And the...

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WAITING FOR THE WRECKING BALL Windows blank, Doors ajar; Empty now, Waiting -- Too many mornings Filled with hope; Renewed in a quest For fulfillment. Too many nights Drained of promise; Pulled in tight For protection. Every empty room Holding memories Of faded declarations Of love and devotion. Windows blank, Doors ajar; Empty now -- Tracks of suitcases Filled with old dreams, Filled with new tears, Dragged across floors, Pushed against doors, Telling the story of vacated love. Every empty...

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She stood forlorn behind the chain link fence Her mortared bricks still clinging to the earth A battle lost with every gasping breath Against the war of time and death A monument behind a chain link moat Reveals a glimpse of what had been supreme With boarded eyes, the windows that watched us learn Where teachers stood and wrote our names upon...

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