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Premium Member Monopoly - Fast Track Equations
“Monopoly - Fast Track Equations”



Razor sharp cut quite clear
He says Trust
She says Fear


Broken glass and hidden things
He says Respect
She says Trust 


Ashes to Ashes
Dust to Dust


Black Lies and Alibis
He says Truth
She says Respect


Innocence is shattered
All the children wept


Steel Cages, Monopoly and Chance Cards
He says Love
She...

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Categories: monopoly, abuse, for her, for
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Monopoly Monotony
As a child I was “board” with Monopoly
Games dragged on endlessly, such monotony
Now I’ve noticed a fearsome monstrosity
Special interests creating atrocity
 
PACs are strangling the sentiments of Congress
Bailouts for bigwigs while people are jobless
To win votes, we hear many a false promise
After elected, leaders become...

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Categories: monopoly, angst, social
Form: Rhyme
Life Is Like Monopoly
Fake banknotes,
Bought hotel,
Went to jail....

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monopoly, confusion
Form: Senryu

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Monopoly - As In Life
Some 
games are
just for fun.
Others make you
feel competitive.
Monopoly, for instance:
it takes a lot of your time.
I’m someone who hates wasting time.
Time is money; in Monopoly,
money’s not real. Still. . . . losing is time lost.

I played the game with aggressive siblings.
More about good luck than...

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Categories: monopoly, allegory, life,
Form: Etheree
Monopoly, Game of Life
Monopoly, game of life – play it

Monopoly, childhood board game, moves as per dice
Life, real game, moves as per the game one plays   

As  grew older, realities faced squarely
Had semblances with the board’s pictorial squares

Throw of dice decided the destiny on board
Unlike...

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Categories: monopoly, lifelife, life,
Form: Free verse
Monopoly
No, Monopoly isn't too speedy
And the deals you make often are seedy.
Common sense then, forbids
Me to teach to my kids,
But I did, and it made their dad greedy.

Now, my daughters are sweet little dears,
They're eleven and nine (in earth years).
So we sat down on stools
And...

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Categories: monopoly, childhood, daughter, father
Form: Limerick



{...."monopoly"....}
Milton Bradly....

Condos castles etched in accretions dye along

The boardwalks flower made sorbitol scenes

Number twenty-twos scented sunrises, pastel piers

Neon lights enticing dreamscopes of, breathe....

The box-cars mundane roulette wheels

Spinning mirages of polyesters white gloved, hopes

Let it ride; everything I own upon, number twelve

Moonglow glazed margarita rainbows for,...

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Categories: monopoly, natural disasters
Form:
Premium Member The Monopoly Champ
At ten years old he was a Monopoly champ
But it wasn’t because he went to a game playing camp
It was because for months he was confided to his bed
With a game ending tumor inside of his head

The game board was always spread open on his...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monopoly, sad
Form: Rhyme
Monopoly
Monopoly is like life.
There are the leaders,
Who made all the right choices.
There are those who are bankrupt,
Who made all the wrong ones.
There are the lucky ones,
Who land on  Free Parking.
There are those with a little less luck,
Who land in Jail.
There are the ones that...

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Categories: monopoly, life
Form:
Monopoly Morden Civilisation
Monopoly  morden civilisation 
Tell the gun man to go home 
For we need no more life hunters 
In our communities any more
Already we know how strange 
The world now is 
So let be so you can be

Tell you jets to fly back to babylon
For...

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Categories: monopoly, abuse, africa, community, feelings,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Big Monopoly Game
If you play enough of the game of Monopoly,
then you will know your way around Atlantic City.
You will see the avenues of Mediterranean and Baltic.
There are also Illinois, Tennessee, and Pacific.
From the inlet to Chelsea, it is all terrific.
However, there is one thing I would...

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Categories: monopoly, adventure, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Monopoly Metropolis
The monopoly metropolis, o'er the mass.
The sun has set 'pon the great pass.
All for one and none for all, 
the old grey miser throws a ball;
...no peasants allowed....

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Categories: monopoly, social
Form:
Monopoly Money
It’s more for me and less for you
I hope that you know why

If our places were changed
Don’t think I’m deranged
We each will take what comes bye

Besides it’s not me you should hate
We’re both in the same sorry state

We agreed to these rules
We’re such silly fools

Why...

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Categories: monopoly, children,
Form: Light Verse
Monopoly
so many heads,
all around babbling
heads

so many heads 
and so little of
anything else

chirping and running
do the constant heads

rushing to dine,
to be seen by all 
other heads

" LOOK AT ME " 

nothing seems to get done.
except, a 
sprouted building,
a new road,
a new TV,
a new phone
but the heads...

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Categories: monopoly, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Missing My Game Pieces
My Silver top hat and my Boardwalk card are missing.
This happened to my cousin.
It is only a matter of time until this gets discovered.
By the time it does it will be too late.
I am going to try to contact prissy woman
With telepathy.
Look under the couch,
Look...

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Categories: monopoly, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Personification

Book: Reflection on the Important Things