Best Fund Raising Poems
Below are the all-time best Fund Raising poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of fund raising poems written by PoetrySoup members
Captain TomYou will have probably heard this story, it's often been told
About Captain Tom who's ninety nine years old
He's a Second World War veteran who's served...
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Categories:
fund raising, tribute, western,
Form:
Narrative
The Reedybrook AshesEach year in August the teams descend, cricket foe morphing quickly to friend,
Bonds are forged on a pitch unique, camped on the banks of Reedybrook...
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Categories:
fund raising, friendship, fun,
Form:
Ballad
Show Choir MomsThe Jazz and Pizzazz would not be what it is
If not for the Moms of the musical kids
Sure it’s the Dads who build every set
But...
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Categories:
fund raising, daughter, family, mother, school
Form:
Rhyme
The Indian Ocean TsunamiMy heart cries for thousands and thousands of people
those who perished in the earthquake-spawned waves;
known as tsunami, the worst natural disaster
that caused tons and tons...
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Categories:
fund raising, angst, death, history, hope,
Form:
Narrative
Children Helping ChildrenGirls of a New chapel opened in Wales
Heard about the struggle that two sisters in Uganda heed
A two hour round trip down mountain and...
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Categories:
fund raising, children,
Form:
Rhyme
The Peoples ServantTHE PEOPLES SERVANT
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
He was here today promised pie in the sky
But we’ll soon discover its just another lie
They’ll say anything that to...
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Categories:
fund raising, abuse, america, betrayal, corruption,
Form:
Rhyme
Help the NeedyHelp the Needy
By Elton Camp
You see them standing outside the door
Often at your favorite Wal-Mart store
Donations they ask that you give
So others a better...
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Categories:
fund raising, angst,
Form:
Rhyme
Why I Dont Play Tennis>Why I don’t I play tennis.
Tennis, want to know why don’t I play?
Because I cannot hit those balls back.
Those that fly fast down my way.
I...
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Categories:
fund raising, child abuse, games, happy,
Form:
I do not know?
Dummying UpDummying Up
by Odin Roark
Once mannequins rocked.
Utilitarian heroes propped up
Behind steering wheels,
Windows,
Doors,
Even...
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Categories:
fund raising, political,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Po-Mo RemixThat's not MY elephant!
A spiteful conceited elephant that ran away from the circus
MY elephant provides copies of the Bill Of Rights to all 2nd graders...
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Categories:
fund raising, animals, on writing and
Form:
Narrative
Bialystok and Bloom
Investors don’t have to be paid
if a flop of a Broadway musical is made.
That was the thought of producer Max Bialystok.
His philosophy was obviously a...
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Categories:
fund raising, dedication, funny, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Introduction To the Mad Author>I had a question today asking what or who was The Mad Author I did try to explain,. However like all aspiring poets (Cough,...
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Categories:
fund raising, adventure, business, crazy, children,
Form:
I do not know?
Sir Tom Moore - Captain TomCaptain Tom was an inspiration and became an overnight celebrity
Walked with the aid of a frame raising thirty million pounds for charity
He was ninety nine...
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Categories:
fund raising, appreciation, inspirational, tribute,
Form:
Epitaph
The SuperheroSteve Rogers wanted to be a soldier,
and after initial failure got selected
for super soldier experiment in US military,
Vita-ray dosing made him muscular.
During WW II he...
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Categories:
fund raising, america, hero, soldier,
Form:
Free verse
The Indian TsunamiMy heart cries for thousands and thousands of people
those who perished in the earthquake-spawned waves;
known as tsunami, the worst natural disaster
that caused tons and tons...
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Categories:
fund raising, sadheart, people, heart, life,
Form:
Prose Poetry