Best Mortgages Poems
Below are the all-time best Mortgages poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of mortgages poems written by PoetrySoup members
Pointing To the ProblemsPOINTING TO THE PROBLEMS
{Bivouacs}
Beat down with legal fees
Tied up with taxes;
Tripped up with mortgages;
Ripped off with student loans
Insulted with insurance
Telephone updates.
Out of...
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Categories:
mortgages, earth day, emotions, fish,
Form:
Free verse
ThirstyThirsty
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:
mortgages, betrayal, corruption, death, future,
Form:
Prose
Rain On the ScarecrowWe ask God’s blessings for food we eat;
those who toil to grow it deserve our prayers too.
In 1985, Farm Aid musicians took their beat,
rocking in...
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Categories:
mortgages, farm, music,
Form:
Quintain (English)
The Devil of a DealWhere will tomorrow take us
Only God alone can tell
A brighter future a cloudless day
Or an earthly living Hell
How much of its our doing
How much...
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Categories:
mortgages, business, corruption, depression, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
MayhemWorld abandonment
vanity infests
greed escalates
charity nullified
Competitive paradise
prices uncontrollable
hunger staggering
debt maximized
Honest lost
integrity futile
words misconstrued
greed rapid
Equality vanished
pensions minute
labor intensified
jobs down sized
World absorbed
humans consumed
profits soar
mortgages abandoned
World immobilized
composure...
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Categories:
mortgages, on work and working
Form:
Free verse
My PoemsMy poems are not for leisure
They are guns
Aim at imperial anatomy
Notes slipped to a teller’s eyes
For easy withdrawal
Of ancestral deposits
My poems are not for...
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Categories:
mortgages, hope, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
An Empty HeadSometimes he feels like a museum on
a Monday - empty, desolate, withdrawn
from the celestial library where not
yet written prose and poetry are stored.
A sleep-deprived,...
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Categories:
mortgages, poetry,
Form:
Sonnet
Reflections: Midlife CrisisP aranoia permeates, etching itself into your fractured face,
A cacophony of constant pressure; life remains a stressful...
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Categories:
mortgages, adventure, angst, autumn, business,
Form:
Acrostic
Waxes TaxesWe dread this time of the year
We are absolutely sure
When we file our taxes
Sam will surely wax...
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Categories:
mortgages, funny
Form:
Limerick
HorriblenessAll the teachers were basically horrible,
each could be placed on sliding scale of
horribleness….thus;
1. (the worst) Complete ****
2. Largely a ****.. with a degree of reserve
3. ****
4. Headmaster’s toady...
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Categories:
mortgages, humorous, memory, youth,
Form:
Free verse
Thank You BankYou keep money secure thank you bank
Financial institution you are high is rank.
Accepting deposits you create credits see,
Honey is collected too flower thanks bee.
Keeping people...
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Categories:
mortgages, appreciation, business, cheer up,
Form:
Rhyme
Who Do You Think I AmLife is much bigger than I imagined it could be,
There is more beyond the horizon of Hope through my Faith.
I am Uniquely made as seen...
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Categories:
mortgages, blessing, courage, devotion, faith,
Form:
Prose
The MortgageThere once was a mortgage bank broker
Who sold mortgages more than he oughta
Then one day he found
With the economy down
His own house appraised way...
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Categories:
mortgages, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Bicameral GratitudeOK class, now listen up and down,
in and out,
said Professor Fuller Watts,
professing political philosophy 404.
We begin with a deductive
reductive
object lesson,
then spread out across inductive intuition
universal...
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Categories:
mortgages, culture, peace, philosophy, political,
Form:
Narrative
The Day the Sun ExplodesOne day this old earth shall pass,
When the cosmic gods unleash their last damning curse.
Everything will be digested, into the bellies of a billion skies,
The...
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Categories:
mortgages, destiny, earth, firework, goodbye,
Form:
Rhyme