Economic Poems | Examples

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Premium Member tariffic display of death defying economic acrobatics

feeling tariffic 
a bozo of a baby ~

slapping us silly


a three ring circus
waging war with a carney ~

the best show on earth

Economic Segregation Products

Segregated schools 
Segregated hospitals 
Segregated neighborhoods 
Segregated employment 
Segregated politics 
Segregated life
Segregated churches

Premium Member Pennsylvania's Governor's Economic Forecast

      Since when did governors offer advice
      on the NBA draft, teams just roll the dice

         Josh Shapiro told ‘his team’ 
         Ace Bailey’s low self-esteem 

      Pick him and tickets will go for half-price 



      ______________________________________________________
      Notes: NBA = National Basketball Association
                 Mr. Shapiro is the Governor of Pennsylvania
                 His team - the team he cheers for - is the Philadelphia 76ers
                 Ace Bailey is a good collegiate player with 'issues'


Socio-Economic Status and Juvenile Delinquency

In streets of struggle, where poverty reigns
A youthful cry, with futures in chains
Limited options, and resources scarce
Leads to desperation, and a troubled stance

Low-income homes, with stress and strife
Parental struggles, and a child's lost life
Unmet needs, and unfulfilled dreams
Fuel the fire, of juvenile schemes

Education's key, but doors are locked
Opportunities scarce, and futures blocked
Jobless parents, with no way to provide
Leave children vulnerable to the streets' tide

Neighborhoods plagued, by crime and fear
Youthful energy, misdirected here
Gangs and violence, a deadly allure
A false sense of belonging, in a world obscure

Socio-economic chains, that bind and sway
Influence choices, in a troubled way
Delinquency rises, as hopes decay
A cycle of strife, in a world gone gray

Break the chains, and lift the veil
Provide opportunities, and education's sail
Empower families, and communities too
To give youth a chance, to make a brighter hue.

NIGER the FASTEST ECONOMIC GROWTH

as Niger becomes 
the fastest African economic 
growth in three months 
of the  new government, 
nigeriens see importance 
of their rise. 
As Niger will be 
the 4th fastest economic 
growth in the World in 2024,
many Africans see
 the importance to destroy
 neo-colonisation.

Economic Sea

Amidst the world of commerce and trade
Lies the foundation of our daily brigade
Economy, the heart of our monetary system
A complex structure that we can't help but listen

It's a web of transactions and values
Where supply and demand leads to venues
Where products are sold and services are bought
And every penny counts, or else it's for naught

The stock markets rise and fall like tides
And investors fear a recession that hides
Inflation and deflation are two sides of the coin
That can make or break a nation's join

The GDP is a measure of growth
But at times, it only reflects a mirage both
Unemployment rates can hit the roof
And bring the entire economy down with a woof

As we delve deeper into this world of money
We realize it's a system that's not funny
For it affects every aspect of our lives
From the way we eat to the roof over our heads and our drives

So let us learn to navigate this economic sea
And try to build a world that's free
From the shackles of poverty and strife
And where prosperity is a part of life.


E C O N O M I C

The letters that spell "economic"
Hide both INCOME and MICE
It would be "comic" if "no" women inside
Left just "men" with family responsibilities

Economic Crisis

When Politics is preferred over Economics this condition happens.One feels sorry for the young and poor;however,the rich,the elite and the politicians are eating biryani and drinking whisky,waiting for their UK visas to be expedited.India became secular and Pakistan non secular.India is way ahead of Pakistan.As usual,they never discuss zafar supari and najeeb sultan type people eating up 
all the money.The exponential growth in Pakistan's population which exerts tremendous pressure on resources.Bhutto says We will eat grass,even go hungry,but we will get one of our own Atom bomb now enjoy Economic Crisis. Note.Najeeb Sultan Millionaire & Zafar Gold Khan Billionaire are you HAPPY??

It's Liz's Turn

Go Man, Go with Liz.
That girl's got so much whizz.
Say goodbye to sorrows
as she, borrows, borrows, borrows.
Our nation's fortune waxes
the more  she cuts those  taxes.
She relishes a fight,
not she some 'Maggie Lite'.

Macron and Putin shake and shudder
Now 'tis Liz who holds the rudder.

Premium Member An Economic Food Chain

A nature food chain
Linkng the carnivorous and the herbivorous 
May be simple 
And so an economic food chain within man
The rich and the poor
The poor works hard for the rich with low wage
But when the rich dumps the rubbish 
The poor can collect it and sell for some money
Garbage in a disposable bag 
May be useless to the rich 
But a treasure to the poor
A nature food chain can be complex
too
The same for man's during the rise in prices
The seller only raises the prices to get the same profits
But the buyer pays the extra expenditures
Without someone sharing the burden
The chain goes on and on
And the rich becomes richer
And the poor remains poorer

Premium Member Tenebrous Night

Tenebrous night steals autumn days,
Invading ink subtracts the breath of light,
With tarnished mingling edge,
With dusty dusk’s laments.

Tenebrous night of immutable grave,
Infiltrating melanin loots the golden glow,
Where criminal and crucifix sink,
Where dream and delirium drown.

We are merely complexions of being
With frivolous hearts,
Chalking pigment lines to cleave
The cloak of skin we all share,
Chasing the encasing that divides us. 

Across the planet, lines of disparity,
	          Lines of uneven imparity,
Across the globe, lines of ruling class, 
	          Lines of the toilers and indigent class.

We are merely complexions of  being 
	        Carving rich from poor, 
	                Along lines of race and class. 
We dread what may come to pass.

Tenebrous night our final gasp,
         The tenuous squandered
                             Dwindling light we grasp.

Published in Dissident Voice: November 28th, 2021

Economic Disaster

Economic disaster 
Our economy is dying 
Still we are locked down 
We are lossing our incomes 
We are going out of business 
We can't survive for too long 
We are fighting as
We still worry what each day bleeds

Economic disaster
The boss is out of job 
The middle class are dying
This economical clash 
Is a slap to our daily lives
Our bread must be old and cold 
Our cupboards are so empty 
We are running out of food 
Hunger kills us by daily bases 
Yet our politicians still promise
Us a hopeless future

Disabling Economic Zone

Y-ucky
E-pidemic
T-erribly
H-alts

M-an's
E-xpenditure
N-otoriously
D-isabling
E-conomic
Z-one

Topic: Birthday of Yeth U. Mendez (June 01) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Horn Haiku Low Economic Status

Horn Haiku LES

straighten out trump mess
his voters are les
do wear pants or dress

The lower the LES, IQ,
level of education the
more likely they are to
vote. Wonder how many
TINO's there are. (Trump
In Name Only). The more
likely voter is a male, the
more likely they will vote
for Trump. Do you remember
"Turn Lights on for Admiral."
Trump supporters need to
start seeing the light.

Jim Horn

Premium Member Breathing Egosystems

A tree breaths out
into spring budding leaves
and in through deeply engaged roots,
a respiring inspiring system
of organic confluence.

Yet each leaf
also supports dialogue
inhaling carbon
and exhaling oxygen.

This tree,
wiser than me,
does not internally debate supremacy
of diverse incoming powers,
nutrition nurturing opportunities
multiculturing

Which is most important,
producing leaves
or producing oxygen?

Which is most significant,
short term recreation
or long term ecosystemic health?

Producing leaves
producing oxygen
producing water
producing fertile soil,
producing trees...

An ecosystemic relationship
breathes out into budding spring
of organic ego-minded leaves,
equally supported by one trunk body
inclusively imported through interactive root systems

Born of Earth
and light
and water,

Cerebral power
and flowing natural nurture

Sacred wind
penetrating
seas of opportunity,

Root empowering systems
not substituting unrestrained egocentric growth
today
for healthy eco-maturation
tomorrow.

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