Best Panhandler Poems
Below are the all-time best Panhandler poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of panhandler poems written by PoetrySoup members
Broadway Avenue PanhandlerMisery gazed through beer-stained blur,
Despair in faded jeans;
enslaved by his habit, his outstretched claw
beseeched me donate to his cause.
A ghost begged another ride on his...
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Categories:
panhandler, addiction, culture, destiny, humanity,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
I Can'T Breathe - a RantI CAN’T BREATHE
I am being suffocated by causes.
Will we march Quixote-like
enraged by the spinning of the windmills?
We protest the wars carrying placards
while expecting others to...
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Categories:
panhandler, abuse, corruption, environment, religion,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Butt TubaSomeone on the subway’s playing a butt tuba,
whoever this boob is, his flagellant notes stink.
And when some, borrow or rob, panhandler gets off,
I fine-tune my...
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Categories:
panhandler, 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form:
Free verse
JellyfishBlack plastic jellyfish float on the breeze,
detritus of homeless, drunk as you please.
Reminders of illness, and other things lost,
price of a forty the true smallest...
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Categories:
panhandler, poverty,
Form:
Rhyme
The Smile of God-Whereas if it is meant to be
Can we see God's Holy face
is it in his pleasantry die
It reaches far from beyond
mileage bigger...
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Categories:
panhandler, appreciation, caregiving, god, inspirational,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Schnorrer of SchwenksvilleI imagine little house on the prairie
(bordering Lake Woebegone),
a place to hang cloak
most bucolic, edenic, idyllic...
apropos place for this poetic cowpoke,
who at present day trumpets
himself...
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Categories:
panhandler, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Ballad
My CredentialsChorus x 2
It’s okay if my ego wears jacket
it’s nice if my resume plays drums
I’m endowed, dazzling and full
so let the world know my hands...
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Categories:
panhandler, god, gospel, i am,
Form:
Lyric
My New Neighbors
We had new neighbors move in next door
Something strange about the clothes they wore
All tattered and they never looked clean
Yet at night they were both...
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Categories:
panhandler, slam, work, clothes, work,
Form:
Quatrain
The Good SamaritanThe Good Samaritan
Man born of woman is born of a few days and full of trouble;
Many people have good and bad inside them
Do you honor...
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Categories:
panhandler, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, caregiving,
Form:
Free verse
On Life (For Rene Bennett)"Loneliness has never earned a day's pay.
What I've learned, first of all, is that loneliness chooses it's own weapons. ...
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Categories:
panhandler, angst, depression, life, loneliness,
Form:
Prose Poetry
PillbillyShe's just a mall goth skank in Courtney Love's flesh. Digital jail bait. Open wound scissor sisters. The cure is deep inside. Divinity embedded within...
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Categories:
panhandler, abortion, abuse, animal, art,
Form:
ABC
Trusted Non Trumpeting Flora and Fauna Emerge OutTrusted (non Trumpeting) Flora And Fauna Emerge Out...
Of Hibernation To Rejoice Arrival Of Spring 2019
Accordingly, other than
meteorologists plenti schooled
ascertaining onset of temperate air
more particularly otter...
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Categories:
panhandler, adventure, angel, animal, appreciation,
Form:
Lyric
Groundhog day 2024 or Forty one days since 2023 Winter SolsticeGroundhog day 2024 or Forty one days since 2023 Winter Solstice
Rather than be a day late
and dollar short, I opted
to post poem...
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Categories:
panhandler, adventure, america, animal, celebration,
Form:
Rhyme
To Consider the AlligatorI wouldn't be scant. Its codfish lies to pull ferociously all up in its cube. The forks stomped the ponies. Why did your
goodness lift...
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Categories:
panhandler, confusion, happiness, introspection, life,
Form:
Prose Poetry
This Homeless Man Named-Dizzya lone man just shaking his head
Constantly stumbling
His mental status;
Causes disclaimers;
Some say he’s got dementia;
Needless to say;
To say the least;
He’s often found on the streets;
Walking...
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Categories:
panhandler, addiction, analogy, anxiety, character,
Form:
Dramatic Verse