Best Money Box Poems

Did you ever been a money box,
Were you forced to place money in?
I wanted to buy lollies, you see,
Or even a Mad magazine,
All enforced savings,...

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I am Flight Sgt Ramsay Roe, and my memories have faded,  
Of my experiences in Burma, and their chronological order, 
But into my memory’s...

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I was in a bookshop the other week 
(I’m a bit of a second-hand bookshop freak.)
In the crafts and hobbies section I spied
an interesting Home-Made...

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“As a contributor of this publication
you now have the chance to be
selected as one of the top 50 poets
in the over 25 year-olds’ category, 
be...

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“Long time na see    Jim”

“Yip    Long time na see    Jake”

“D’ja see?”

“What?”

“John Critchuns ‘n that danged Big...

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The Girl who spent heartbeats

Her currency was heartbeats
She only shopped with time.
She paid for things with seconds
As she waited in a line.

You cannot put heartbeats...

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Street minstrel show parade
Plays on edgy charade


Lunch time crowd pass
Random onlookers like glass


Curious faces venture looks
Money box less empty hooks


Coins like droppings scarce
Spare change welcome...

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A blueberry stand in rural Maine
Sold pints and cakes and pies
But after hours, I discovered
Quite a nice surprise.

A money box was left beneath
A price list;...

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Girls are born with a money box
Which they may share best like a fox
If what boys spend
Just gives them wind
Then girls may purchase Blue Chip...

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My mother bought me a money box
When I was still in ankle socks 
It’s in the shape of a pig 
To this day that pig...

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*OUR HUMBLE ABODE*
Poetry 01/02

Life after death is terrible,
But, amidst the living it's horrible.
Life is a warfare; only the brave survive.
Were we born with our approval?...

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