Poems About: CONCRETE

Over the tree line towards the valleys end
Abed Abed-Rabbo raises a hand
The farm he surveys, his father's before him
Has been past down for generations in keeping with custom read more »

I can’t pretend
there’s beauty to exhume

from these slabs read more »

Carved marble in motion is she and, ever, her sunlight loveliness beckons
The ring of purest crystal stroked by caressing finger

I am not blinded by her light but aided in seeing the miracle strength of a flower, grown proud through cracks in concrete, read more »

Virginia Historic Garden Week
we walk pass corridors
of American history read more »

Solitude
And war and peace
Another chance
To come and see read more »

An empty room
Someone´s sitting at a dark corner
And so I´ve found you
You read more »

The beast roams the concrete jungle and trails of tarmac laid,
To prey on helpless victims that a deprived society raised.
Not for food to feed it’s young, who’s bellies empty are,
But for video’s and tellys or someone else’s car. read more »

Concrete jungle, rats and cats
Illuminated cats eyes traps draw us in
Grin when you fall
No applause when you win read more »

Here we are,
in the belly of a creeping snake,
lurching and burping up some of the people
as quickly as it gobbles them up. read more »

A pair of twittering sparrows I see;
What a great wonder sparrows are!
Due to constructions of concrete jungles
Sparrows are driven out farther and farther! read more »

If I launched myself
from this concrete prison
would my heart finally
break free from reason? read more »

Breathe in your oxygen
blink back your tears
before they start asking questions
they just want to interfear read more »