Canals Poems - Poems about Canals

In the dark recessions of the corpse canals, Where the breaking of bones sounds the eerie air like the clanking of bells, Where the tearing of tendons whistle and hiss, Echoing across blood water lakes...Read the rest...

The moon shone on the water Dyed ochre by the iron mines. Centuries of men have toiled In trenches and in chines. Carving through the sheer rock face To tunnel under hills Canals to link the land of...Read the rest...

Those who crown themselves with miters and croziers Are dry and barren canals to which I shall describe Boats remain frozen in their abandoned and void place The waters being a simulacrum of doctrines Only...Read the rest...

Amsterdam. Calm, gentle. Cycling, boating, walking. Tulips, cobbles, bakeries, fresh air. Eating, drinking, sight-seeing. Modern, historic. Holiday....Read the rest...

A jellyfish danced, through canals of Venice, To look in awe, at a superior menace, That thought that it could take over a planet, Each land it conquered, small groups inhabit. And now, it seems, this species of ill, Has...Read the rest...

Crooked canals seem to cancer my minds passages, They flank my system and the first symptom is anger, The situation goes from capable to cancelled packages. Forgotten practices redeem the handled danger. Turbulence in my undercarriages causes confusion in...Read the rest...