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Premium Member Just Like Me
As I look back upon my life
And what it might have been
And see how fast it all past by 
It’s almost like a dream

It started...

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Categories: banker, confidence,
Form: I do not know?



My Slutty Aunt's Wedding
I shook my head
Knew the day’d be messy
Some poor sap
Was marrying my Aunt Bessie

She’d slept with half of Brooklyn
Flaunting her exploits all through town
The mayor,...

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Categories: banker, satire, wedding, wedding,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thirsty
Thirsty

I could tell right away he was up ta sum thin.
I could see it in doze beady eyes!
His wordz were smooth in a snake like...

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Categories: banker, betrayal, corruption, death, future,
Form: Prose
Premium Member A Rare Find
Next item up for bid, a rare coin of mine
Is one 1894 s silver Liberty dime
Only 24 of these coins were minted that year
That is,...

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Categories: banker, business, fantasy, history, money,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A "hopeless" Diamond (In the Rough)
French trader Tavernier in a greed-inspired way
Glared at an idol of a temple in Mandalay
Prying a gem from its eye socket, a curse prevailed
Tavernier died...

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Categories: banker, history, mysterylost, hope, lost,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member I Remember When
I suppose I'm revealin' my age as I compose this little ditty,
But as I compare costs today with yesteryear I exclaim, "What a pity!"
Gas cost...

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Categories: banker, humorous, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Baby
A Baby only cares about being loved, warm and fed
It does not worry about the colour of your skin
nor if you are good or bad...

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Categories: banker, baby, prejudice,
Form: Kyrielle
Premium Member Parody of Flanders and Swann
Parody of The Gas Man Cometh by Flanders and Swann

It was on a Monday morning the boiler man came to call
Said he’d return with spare...

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Categories: banker, humorous, parody,
Form: Couplet
One Thousand and One Bombs On Baghdad
We were accustomed to read one thousand 
And one night in Baghdad...
Tonight the glorious city-sky is sad,
It sounded bang! Bang 
Where is my mummy? Where...

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Categories: banker, america, arabic, beauty, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member She's Wet Vii Continued
She's Wet VII Continued

When she gives a cough or a sneeze 
Some wee trickles down past her knees 
Her knickers are damp 
She smells like...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: banker, fun, funny,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Who Am I
I thought I was a Shepherd  
but I couldn’t count my sheep
So instead I became a banker
to stack money I wanted to keep
I lost...

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Categories: banker, character, destiny,
Form: Quatrain
On the Outside Looking In
I was talkin' with the Lord when He said to me
"Are you okay?  Need some company"?

I told Him that even with all His creatures
I...

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Categories: banker, funny, husband, loss, wifeme,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Your Taj Mahal
Your Taj Mahal
Too many times you hoisted anchor
there isn't time but you should thank her,
for being such a goober for so long.
You have made her...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: banker, beauty, fantasy, travel,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Riding For Independence
We have been riding for ever so long;
Now our search for our freedom seems to be gone.
We only took; of that which we need;
And we...

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Categories: banker, cowboy-western, hope, peoplelife,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Vociferous Avarice: Wall Street Creed
The path was long and arduous
And night began to veer
O’er trees, and lanes and rusted gates
Its' shadows breeding fear

Unbridled Wind wisped ‘round
Tombstone crosses where
Hissing its’...

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© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: banker, america, betrayal, business, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things