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Foreclosure Poems - Poems about Foreclosure


Foreclosure
I can no longer afford what my folly has purchased Return not an option —my bank account dry (Dreamsleep: December, 2020)...

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Categories: foreclosure, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Foreclosure and Woods
Foreclosure and Woods she stumbles on her roots and cannot see the tree for the forest a wall of internalized obstacles and overgrown socialized seeds obstructs her vision as she licks her sorrowed wounds after the fall Pink Floyd in her mind ‘don't need no education or thought control’ her life has been an assault course and she reaches all...

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Categories: foreclosure, anti bullying,
Form: Free verse



Foreclosure November, 1931
"No later than December third," The voice rapped out each icy word. He stared as if he hadn't heard just what that ordinance inferred. Then something deep inside him stirred his ire, and his vision blurred. "You've got two weeks," the voice proffered. "I understand," the man concurred. Then as in theater of the absurd, His desperate plight had registered. And to his heart without...

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Categories: foreclosure, fear, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme
Foreclosure
Financial difficulty Overextended credit Reach out for assistance Employment hardships Counseling is free to all Let us help you avoid a foreclosure Our knowledge is extensive Successful alternatives are available Under water homes can be short sales Reinstatement, Modification, Forbearance Every foreclosure is an opportunity for a new beginning!...

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Categories: foreclosure, home, house,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Foreclosure
The letter arrived in the mailbox As icing upon the cake While she knelt beside his headstone Arranging the flowers she did take It was stuck between new medical bills That have mounted over the year Lifesavings depleted by the cancer That ate away at her husband dear The house in which they raised their children And compiled thousands of memories Was mortgaged to pay...

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Categories: foreclosure, sad,
Form: Rhyme



White Letter -Home Foreclosure Contest
The postman knocked i had to sign For this  imposing letter of mine With shaking hands tore it open Showing the official letter within Tears filled my eyes when i read You have one month to leave this homestead Your payments are in arrears you have to go I looked at my family and thought oh no  I phoned the company to plead To...

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Categories: foreclosure, life,
Form: Rhyme
Foreclosure
Well perhaps I should talk about foreclosure, Let’s see, at first as it begins to happen it feels like your life is being flattened By a big ole dozer. It is an especially dire , disheartening fate, When one’s credit has been almost eight. You’ve toiled hard and cleared the land, remodeled the house in the course of seven years and...

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Categories: foreclosure, adventure, loss,
Form: Rhyme
The Foreclosure
The Foreclosure By Elton Camp It might seem unwise or funny A house to buy without money. My middle-income job isn’t stable To save a reserve, I’ve been unable. But such negative talk I truly hate. It’s no valid reason I should wait. Should I pay a landlord any rent, When it means I lose all I’ve spent. No dinky little house will do for...

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Categories: foreclosure, angsthouse, house,
Form: Rhyme
Foreclosure
The farmer’s plans bilked Orchard spider making silk.... Red colored sour milk...

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Categories: foreclosure, allegory
Form: Senryu
Foreclosure: Dawning of a New Age
Pondering on the thought of dictation spread quickly through my brain. Being overseer of such a world as this is frowned upon. Within it such turmoil and desperation. Everyone being needy of desires that are untouchable. None with moral standards whatsoever. It is highly unlikely you could find such a world. Without mayhem and chaos. One at peace, harmony, and tranquility. Acquiring such...

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Categories: foreclosure, world,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Farm Foreclosure
empty dairy barn long grasses hide memories store bought milk tastes sad...

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Categories: foreclosure, family
Form: Haiku
A View of Foreclosure
I passed on the street I lived once, and saw the shame Of history. The promise claimed by a second chance Of hard work and misery, devastated by brinksters' game: A stealth control of economy. Here a little light that lanced The pupil of the eyes, pierced like a dagger in the heart Here my house stood foreclosed. And on...

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Categories: foreclosure, political, social, visionary, house,
Form: Narrative

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