Cobblestones Poems - Poems about Cobblestones

I wonder what she dreamed when She walked barefoot over cobblestone streets In 1864. Did she fancy where her future would take her What her descendants would be? Would they remember their veteran, Her husband from the Civil War. As crows perched...Read the rest...

Those stones had heard the children’s cries Hosanna to the King A donkey brought the Man of Peace To hear Jerusalem sing. But soon a dreaded whipping post Placed on some others stones Would hear the soldiers’ hateful jeers And Mercy’s gasps...Read the rest...

Fruit Loop cobblestones pave my way to bottles of milk....Read the rest...

Why so loud? Go quiet into the night, hear the cobblestones announcing your departure from this world- to an empty night. The bars collect all the people in this world. They smile, feed off each other: finding friends, eternal love. You are left with nothing but...Read the rest...

cobblestones of quicksand tapestries of oil teardrops of marble left out to boil fingerprints of tree sap diamonds of wood ceilings of water - not what it should sea breeze of fire windmills of stone whispering of evergreens as I stand alone...Read the rest...

My mind awakens to this extravagant pull like being jerked when standing to close to a jet engine starting. I feel my top rise, mind diving for the feel of the...Read the rest...

I draw out my soul, stretching shadows, encasing us in fog and dispersing myself within. Left forearm and claw forming I gouge the chest, blood splattering the stone walls, slowly I bring my face out ...Read the rest...