Money Free Verse Poems

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My skin is light olive-toned with green or green-yellow
undertone and the veins on my wrists appear mostly
green, the color associated with natural world, like
plants, trees,

© Marilene Evans  

The greed of the white man knows no bound
It transcends life, it transcends death
Their eyes gleam with profit
Their mouths salivate at another black death
Prices heightened

© Layla Riley-Hill   

Rough Draft

[Hook]

Despite all these doubts he shouts at the demons
From now on You cant talk me out of believing
He realized this the right time to

© Stannie Mile  

If you hold a gun and I hold a gun,
we can talk about law.
If you hold a knife and I hold a knife,
we can talk

© Dan Bressers  

For millennia,
the scavengers have spread chaos across the Earth.

They sow desolation
for sterile chimeras,
for fleeting vanities.

If I had held the power of creation,
this cursed planet
would never

© Auguste Romain Nyecki  

The ravens scream from hell
Awakening demons and leading them
Calling the Devil to cross the River Styx
It is time for them to reclaim the world
Remove and

© Lord R. E. Taylor  

Canada’s gnarliest tree
royalty in Port Renfrew
named Avatar Grove
a giant red cedar
ten- foot diameter
people are raising money to keep her safe from logger’s saws
so far, she

© Caren Krutsinger  

Come on big men of the world
You that owe the power
You have already had much money
To move on soldiers
You have already had much gold
To feel

© ignazio salvatore basile  

Holy or jolly, you live
Big and small demands to live
Happy or Sad moments are buried each day to live
One or many people close to live
King

© Leena Kumari  

It’s a little complicated - what isn’t? But my plans have changed (again).
Under some pressure - but not really - I was able to switch

© Anais Vionet  

I’m a woman who loves love
I guess I’m the one who gets all attached too quickly and loves so deeply 
I want that love that

© Fanshun Curtis  

Calling Death

Just sitting in the room. Cold air comes from the window
Dawn woke me up from the cemetery. Great early lights
Calling the eternal life. The

© Vilmos Zoltan Galyo  

It was a somber afternoon in New Haven,
Where silence echoed louder than sound.
The towers of Yale loomed like sentinels—
We, the chosen, gathered without a word.

Not

© Chanda Katonga   

It’s not always the big things that break us—
it’s the shimmer we miss
on the ordinary day.

When grief doesn’t arrive with a wail,
but as a subtle

© Gabrielle Munslow  

Is there a possibility 
found ground up homes posted
and supported keeping the world
just the way it is peace or pains
welcome on to the blizzard falls
I

© Nathaniel Regis