Dime Poems - Poems about Dime

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A tall tree I did climb, on a bet of a dime. Baby Bear said it was funny, it was not for the big money. The limb broke what a crime....

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Time waits for no one. Isn’t that great? If it waited on us, it would end up too late. We think we’re the master of our time controlled realm, But Time is the faster man at the helm. What we witness now is already gone. When? Where? and How? is the ultimate con. When we’re young and naïve, we set ourselves...

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He went to earth To pay the debt of life So we will learn humbleness How to let go and repent Embrace the pain and loss Continue life in His grace Heal the day we say thank you Care to be the example of His goodness Share love and blessing to each one Because life is as silver as dime....

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A dime in his pocket hope in his heart Just his clothes on his back but he’d make a new start Constricted at home he took to the road Foraged for food ...

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Every year when taxes are due, I pay mine to the full, Even though some other people call it a bunch of bull. Some don't pay their taxes for there is an aberration. As time goes by they holler, "Statute of Limitation". They live in a life of luxury, these entitled few, Expecting us to pay their way, since...

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“Thin Dime Blues”. Warmth of your skin not forgotten. And….. all my favorite singers are… Dead , ...

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The Creators brush in the stream of Ocean waves Painting with feeling and shading with inner thought Inventing a life a moment of escape Swimming towards an open gate A trigger with a conscience A finger on a dime in somebody's tore pocket What is saved at the end of the day without the skill of care. Losing...

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If I had a dime I'd pay for the time that I had lost long ago but I only have a penny and a head filled with many memories of summer spent with you Now it's winter, and I still think of the summer nights although we had our fair share of fights nothing compares to those 90 days...

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I heard you correct The first time All you ever initially asked for Was buddy can you spare a dime But thinking I am so kind I pulled out and offered you A $100 dollar bill note instead Honestly I think for the sole reason because So I could lord and let myself And believe my goodness Go to my head So buddy...

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Take me back to the dime bag days when we were hotel hippies, thirsty for trouble and stuck in a state of delirium. Our souls were scattered messes among the unbent hills - dreaming of rebellion and freedom, pockets...

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On a sunny day, I walk down the road, and I stumble upon a cool dude, who snaps a dime that turns into bread, and earns two more by a trade. I was amazed by his magic, but something pulled me back, and I panic then shout "Oh, tragic", as I poked into my pouch I pulled my hand off my pocket and...

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6/27/22 Instead of what of them Shout out to my cousins Damn look what the cat drug in People often buggin' Another useless discussion They say it all comes a dime a dozen Endlessly fussin' Fighting over an english muffin Usually from one being a drunken At such a pitiful rate, none win Eyes becoming sullen and sunken Areas desolate or flooded All of a sudden It turned cold...

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(A guy told me today with total confidence that for women, men are a dime a dozen. That has never been my experience which inspired me to pen this piece.) I could have collected empty soda cans from the side of the road and cashed them in They were worth five cents apiece back then I only needed...

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Together in my pocket, With no future in mind. They often rub against each other, As if they are blind. Recalling better times, when They weren't so small. With memories of buying bits of Candy, or even making a call. This history is lost on most, ...

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