Dinar Poems - Poems about Dinar

...You were the guardian who stood watch; gold and diamonds were given to your care. Thou wast considered the master watcher, for no tale passed thee. Dinar was the reward for thy workmanship, and kin......

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... If ratings give meaning, symbolled with stars, Then always keep on your ratings radar. I’m trying to write my best poem by far, Please rate it between a one and five star. Lines as, ‘She ......

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...Coming to Kuwait? Make sure you stay in Kuwait City. There are over a hundred tours, and their gardens are pretty. Be sure and ask if you can see a Kuwait dinar if you dare. They are the priciest ......

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...What would I do with dollar? Would I be glad with dinar If your presence is too far? Form: Diona......

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...Doctors (particularly biomedical engineers)... really trolley train hard to keep track of patients Eye tell ya we (spuds) pulled up stakes after four yar and zero scores ago living in Bryn Mawr......

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...Who speaks does indeed lie, Who does not, surely knows more, But keeps silent by fear to die, The Walls have ears, To listen and hear, The brother became a foe to testify, A brother sells a b......

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...Money, life material temporal source, Made for life's every course, to earn, win or Gifted in ways selected to maintain the well being Of mind and body health, riches and wealth. Money i......

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...Memories of Bintan in Tanjungpinang, Visiting here forth a blessing, Intention of hearts a united ummat, Dinar and Dirham the cause it become. At Singgasana, we are hoste......

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...Life Arabic Poem by: Riyadh Al-Ghareeb* Translated into English by: Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk) ================================ It was not his idea He did not wave to the sundown of his li......

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...I colonize to unite, they colonize to divide It is time to return the union of the archipelago To unite the community through dinar and dirham The colonizers colonized our homeland Through divide-and......

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...A Penny for your thoughts, or a Quarter for your rhyme? A Dollar for your compassion, for a Dime to go back in time. A Nickel for your honesty, or a Ruble to speak your mind. A Jackson for your pati......

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...He was a young English soldier in India, A soldier's funds are rarely ample, But he went into a mideast Bodega, He sought a gift for his Indian girl, Gungahontis... Her favorite cologne, Eau de ......

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...Contained by myself Drawing the wages of the bombed out present day Away from his story, now my story but Finding no plastic to pay for Plathist words To say What? He can look at me here now ......

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