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Haggle Poems - Poems about Haggle


A Haggle of Hai-ku
I went to heaven, but the weight of all the love... pulled me back to Earth! I can't remember, just one time without trouble... and no end in sight! The mystics suffer, naked upon tall mountains... in case they see god! The color of blue, became my favorite color... when first our eyes met! Even the leaves of gold, must vie to rest in gutters... on the sides...

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Categories: haggle, life,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member On the Run
Nigerians are on the run Refugees in search of Asylum No more sweetness in their fatherland Their dreams have crumbled The giant of Africa is in shambles With hope of her youth buried under the rubbles of Man made insurgency Banditry and insane killings Evil holds sway everywhere While goodness scamper to safety Succor for the needy Has been looted by...

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Categories: haggle, anger, anxiety, bereavement, conflict,
Form: Free verse



Haggle
i asked how much she said twenty i asked thirty no no twenty one but i asked twenty five no no twenty three i said si si si twenty three words for one poem so i must pick only the best to describe what i must describe as the best: shower singing ocean waves waving siren summoning swim come in chocolate Venus in one piece flowered hair braided...

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Categories: haggle, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Haggle-Meister
Would you take a dollar? No. Okay. Thanks. Would you take a fifty-cent piece? No. Okay. Thanks. Would you take a quarter? No. Okay. Thanks. The haggler has no idea how to haggle really, the vendor thinks, not realizing she gets more things for a dollar, a fifty cent piece and a quarter than anyone else in the world. The buyer leaves with her dollar intact. There is...

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Categories: haggle, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: I do not know?
Haggle Over Being Agile and Fragile
Haggle Over Being Agile and Fragile What we all had to do was haggle, Over knowing Athlete is quite agile; With much tedium, Find happy medium, Along with parts that may be fragile. Jim Horn...

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Categories: haggle, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick




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