Five Dollar Bill Poems - Poems about Five Dollar Bill

...The largest bill I have seen personally is a hundred- dollar bill I do not like them They are not as easy to spend as a twenty-dollar bill Or a five- dollar bill The largest denomination circulat......

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..."Who will believe a mountebank? Everyone if she is good." ~Andy Griffith~ Carefully she wrote on the back of a fifty dollar bill. ”Have a happy birthday dear, I know you will” After writing th......

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...Anti-Poem – “At The Hollywood Plaza With Eddie And Dolores” (Poet’s Instruction – Kindly play “You Can’t Be True, Dear,” by Ken Griffin, 1946, while reading). she be smelling mighty good my dol......

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...Firstly the alligator belt has to go. The highly polished pearl handled pistol should not be on my slim hips in a kindergarten. I’m swearing of sugar and rum. Blue suede shoes were never that c......

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...We all avoided Miss Kay’s house; she was an old maid. No one wanted to get moldy cookies or pink lemonade. We ran past her stoop, not wanting to ring the bell as it stood. We knew whatever she wou......

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...I believe in synchronicity and the wonders therein contained… I believe in angels and miracles and the mystery of the unexplained. Chrissy was a friend of our daughter…growing up their friendship......

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...i pray for better days damona prays for another bone i pray for damona's health and well being damona prays for the safety of our next home i pray for the strength of our underfed bodies to remai......

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...Written on 7/27/2021 By Gail R DeBole Updated on 8/17/2021 My granddad’s five-dollar bill in hand Was blown by a breeze through farmland. Our dog, King, “saved the Abe” Fetched the bill stra......

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...As a very young child, the little jewelry box was......

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...She insisted on her own way. Every holiday was at her house. I am the matriarch, she said. I have the most children. So I had thirteen, because she had twelve. It did not make any difference. My ......

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...I was walking toward a local shop, when I felt a tug on my sleeve What I saw made me stop I knew I wouldn't get to leave. A little girl, in tears stood there, she didn't look to be very old. ......

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...out on the streets a beggar man, my tainted hat stretched out for alms, flowing past me, the city crowds, they rush away, show empty palms! people lost in their rainbow dreams, one by one, go ......

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...Today my husband and I decided to clean out the car, together. Only I thought I was doing it alone, until he came out. Okay, I quit, I said, knowing what happens when he gets in my WAY. Remember I......

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...On the main floor of the bus station in the windy city, I was being fooled, and my deceiver was going for the gold. He was a con artist straight from the heartle......

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...PREACHER the preacher explains as he travels tracks on his palm he is on god’s path helter-skelter tracks indeed! the midnight express toots warning reverend smith with his superior air m......

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