Best Payers Poems
Below are the all-time best Payers poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of payers poems written by PoetrySoup members
Fallen StarsThey are the first, and they will be the last I realized
In a symphony, wrapped infinitely of endless eyes
Dots hitting dots
Dots eating dots
In a rippling...
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Categories:
payers, beautiful, deep, night, sky,
Form:
Lyric
We Are the PoetsWe are dishwashers and bill payers, we have day jobs and night jobs.
Some of us are retired, I am not, because I know too many...
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Categories:
payers, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
In Our TownIn my town
the spiritual warriors conjoined our nature conservancy advocates,
our homeless entertainers
mystics and muses
incarnated all the green organic dreams
of the food righteousness brigade,
Eternal...
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Categories:
payers, community, culture, environment, health,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Victories For LoveThe problem of military reactions
to territorial control issues
is not merely that violence breeds further strategic development
of violence,
although this is no small,
nor amoral,
concern.
This primal problem...
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Categories:
payers, health, history, integrity, love,
Form:
Political Verse
I Write This Letter Members of the Legislative BranchI write this letter to the members of the Legislative Branch of the U.S. government
to ask them do they comprehend it's their consitituents whom they're...
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Categories:
payers, political, socialwrite, people, money,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Double Play - Part 1There is a story ‘bout Casey, that is but incomplete
It tells of simple ball and bat and Mighty’s ignoble feat
There we learned of failure and...
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Categories:
payers, baseball,
Form:
Rhyme
Tax Decoder RingAs we bring in spring the thing I mainly dread,
Is preparing overbearing taxes for the Feds.
If I had the power to empower anything,
I’d shower that...
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Categories:
payers, political, visionary, power,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Dillen's Continuing Dmv AdventuresI wrote a sad but true urban legend called “Dillen and the DMV” last week.
Here follows an update.
Background Review:
One of my health care employees, Dillen,...
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Categories:
payers, betrayal, culture, health, humanity,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Getting Into ItWhere have you been?
We stopped taxing investments in worker-owned cooperatives
decades ago.
They all have missions to do one or two of two possible things,
To recycle matter...
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Categories:
payers, earth, environment, health, humor,
Form:
Prose Poetry
My Hero For April 2017--Dianne BentleyYou're my hero this month, Dianne.
You brought down your unfaithful man.
"Luv Guv," now your ex,
was wild about sex.
One staffer was his greatest fan.
A text meant...
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Categories:
payers, corruption, hero,
Form:
Limerick
Categories:
payers, education, introspection,
Form:
Blank verse
Criminister
Im in prison for commiting a crime
taking things that were not mine,
i went out into the general public,
and stole things from a random subject.
I hold...
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Categories:
payers, funny, political, money,
Form:
Ballad
Fate Of: "babylon, the Great"Cuatro Tetractys
Politics, circumvent, all common sense,
facsimiles,
non exist.
Raise tax
ax.
……………………………….................................
Thus,
we the
tax payers,
of common sense,
should circumvent, by our two cents, these gents!
………………………………...............................
Raise tax of wealthy, to the healthy...
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Categories:
payers, allegory
Form:
Tetractys
1 Point 2 Million Dollars$1.2 million
the british empire couldn’t do it
the soviet union couldn’t do it &
now the great big policeman of the world
is ready to finally
retreat with their...
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Categories:
payers, life, education, change, hope,
Form:
Free verse
An Open Invitation To Tony Blair - Part 1 of 2Tony Blair, Tony Blair, where have you been?
You’ve not been coming to London to visit the Queen
But you had seemed so close, meeting weekly...
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Categories:
payers, betrayal, political, satire,
Form:
Rhyme