Bankruptcy Poems - Poems about Bankruptcy

Dear Joanne. If there is a problem, there are human beings. We have all made mistakes but people like me are not needed. Dear Joanne. I have received a letter from the office of the adjudicator concerning my income and expenditure. It is requesting that on my present earnings, that my disposable income is £744.00 per month....

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The Republicans have revealed "The Donald" has completely healed! He was deranged The climate changed And now his e?ection's annealed!...

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a...t-rumpausourass is...a professional bankruptcy fall-guy... a sociopathic gang-stir-er without conscience concerns... but for...monies of others his job is to protect...for whatever... the pains are payment for some family's legacy and... some other's syndicated future financial security... being that china now has more world yen...than dollars in u.s. stan sand...

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Donald Trump really needs more gold His supporters yielded ten fold Though great be Trump's wish They all smelled like fish And Trump's bankers turned him down cold!...

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a picture is a meta language each symbol worth a thousand words ancient culture spread like a tree in all directions today the technological era has caused the mighty system to lean stan sand...

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All the money in this world Couldn't by me any happiness All those pleasures good or evil Couldn't be ignored money for poor evil for good none can imagine what can be done All the money silver and gold held in deposit All those pleasures good or evil Couldn't be invested lost it in the stock market money for the rich evil for sure none can imagine what to spent it...

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Softly, oh so softly, she whispers his name. She misses him now that he is just an old flame. The choice was his and her heart was broken, Even though not a single harsh word was spoken. His wishes she honored, she set him free. That he never loved her was plain for her to see. Everyone thought that they were...

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