Best Bankrupted Poems
Below are the all-time best Bankrupted poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of bankrupted poems written by PoetrySoup members
Corruption As Lethal As Corona VirusCorruption and Covid 19 both a virus raiding our planet,
Only socialism works as in Finland in Scandinavia,
Realistically corruption has bankrupted countries, quad tripled poverty
Ruined our...
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Categories:
bankrupted, corruption,
Form:
Acrostic
Tending a FlowerForegone is my freedom
My future and it's conclusion
My most detached relationship
To myself now subject
To scathing privately
In installments with you.
Now I confided
“He tends a garden”
How was...
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Categories:
bankrupted, caregiving, romantic, trust,
Form:
Verse
SchizophreniaHer 'Verses on Schizophrenia' was written
while both of us were immersed in Gauguin's
...
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Categories:
bankrupted,
Form:
Free verse
On the RoadA nice veneer
Looking solid and good;
Termites devour within
Life hazards
Venture bleeding;
More vitamin M needed
Business failure
Shocking casualties;
Bankrupted parties
Spice can smell nice
But nice can tell lies;
Sometimes a vice
Impressive...
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Categories:
bankrupted, change,
Form:
Haiku
Novel NothingnessReality slams you hard in the gut.
You move to the left when you should have gone to the right.
The red light suddenly appears and you...
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Categories:
bankrupted, confusion, introspection, life, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Please Stand ByPlease stand by for this important announcement
Of news you’ll most assuredly not want to miss
A newsworthy, earth-shaking pronouncement
More startling than your first unexpected kiss.
Your favorite...
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Categories:
bankrupted, anger, conflict, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Black and White AffairWith so many black and white
divisions, how many of us are willing to take a photo with someone of other?
The majority will raise their hands,...
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Categories:
bankrupted, black african american, inspirational,
Form:
Prose
An Invitation of ThoughtsAngels, dare not enter;
for our city prides on greed and hate.
Fear takes betrayal without heed,
A means to an end.
Our Soul holds more importance,
rather than our...
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Categories:
bankrupted, inspirational, betrayal,
Form:
Ballad
Letter To JuanAs I grow into the women I was created to be I stumbled upon the man that I felt was made
for me… I have to...
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Categories:
bankrupted, lost lovelove,
Form:
Narrative
Felt In This WorldFelt as if I were a stranger amongst family.
A mere shadow puppet on the wall.
The whispers that enraged me deeply.
From all the distasteful, shameful,
ungrateful words...
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Categories:
bankrupted, life, on writing and
Form:
Personification
An Invitation of ThoughtsAn Invitation of Thoughts
Angels, dare not enter;
for our city prides on greed and hate.
Fear takes betrayal without heed,
A means to an end.
Our Soul holds...
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Categories:
bankrupted, lifebetrayal,
Form:
Imagism
Felt In This WorldFelt as if I were a stranger amongst family.
A mere shadow puppet on the wall.
The whispers that enraged me deeply.
From all the distasteful, shameful,
ungrateful words...
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Categories:
bankrupted, inspirational, on writing and
Form:
Personification
Crulety of Our NatureTHE INTENTIONS OF OUR THOUGHTS,
LEAVES US WITH OUR MOTIVES INTENTLY DETERMINED TO;
MINIPULATE US WITH NEGATIVE MEANINGLESS WORDS;
WHICH ARE SPOKEN HARSHLY,
TOWARDS THE ONES WE LOVE THE...
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Categories:
bankrupted, introspection, life, love, on
Form:
Free verse
Mandela GoneThe foundation of the UNO collapsed,
The Nobel trust bankrupted,
In my dreams,
Where is Mandela?
Again in dark,the continent
Invite Edison,
Where is Mandela?
Mandela gone,
Wiping the tears all in mourn!...
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Categories:
bankrupted, peace,
Form:
Light Verse
Croydon Part Deuxhoardings of shops on the isle of ridiculousness
the feral pigeons pontificate
the leaking roof of the civic theatre stays
you've seen better days
you've blundered into desperation
bankrupted...
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Categories:
bankrupted, allegory,
Form:
Free verse