Import Poems | Examples


Imported Goods

When might they be swarming the market
Eardrums deafening with pure racket:
The at-all-times mad desire
That makes importer a messiah:
Shipping bent on vomiting the goods
Over which the dying user broods…

A consumer’s quest for the newness 
One’s government checks with a shrewdness,
Never ceasing to the Brisk Things tax,
A big loss should she choose to be lax… 

Soon, Importer: Stinking Billionaire,
For this no research questionnaire:
“The checks know they should spare The Foreign
And just let the Enriching Thing reign.”

Do imports an economy kill?
You forgive them: citizens they thrill;
Their belief they’re in Europe fulfill
And variation stop from standing still…

Or else quadruple your exports,
Never compromised in their transports;
The other way of ploughing seaports
And a shake-up giving to Airports…

Your importations make China smile!
She sees you going that kind mile;
For Nigeria keeping a friend’s file.
But watch it: you stop venom-rich bile…

Don’t stop asking for electronics:
Your fun-loving kid’s animatronics.
Categories: import, business, change, money,
Form: Rhyme

Expert and Import

Expert and Import

Some have said that I am an expert
And can tell by way I wear my shirt
When to America things they import
Either they are small or too short;
So be on look at and also alert.

For my wife Jill whose European 
shoes were way too short she
just received FedEx the other day.

Am going to try to include an
explanation for each one of my
poems. Think that is a great
idea Andrea had like all the 
others she has been know to
have along with her poems.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Categories: import, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Limerick


Of No Import

It meant so much
It was Life or Death
It was so important
Needed with every breath
 
I lived with pain
I worked for it
I Sacrificed my heart
Every day into the pit
 
In a past moment
In the past now
In that sad lived life
It consumed me somehow
 
Now I can see
Now it is so clear
Now I may save
What has no fear
 
As I turn away
As I lose my grip
As I finally see
Life; and let it slip
Categories: import, truth,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberLove's Import

Love’s Import

Love’s import results when two lovers meet,
Merging their emotions as one—what a treat!

With an emotive force beyond all to compare,
Love blinds all of us, at times, even on a dare.

The longing and passion of two souls in love,
Comes with its heavenly destiny from above.

Cupid’s influence is oft felt in an eye glance, 
Which can bring two together in life’s dance.

Love’s message is always special as two kiss, 
Seeking their moments of such romantic bliss. 

Love’s a special moment in eternity’s parade,
As two souls dance to God’s heavenly serenade. 

Love’s import says much when two say “yes”
And live their passion as God above has blessed.

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
July 1, 2015 (Rhymed Couplet)
Categories: import, allegory, change, emotions, god,
Form: Couplet

Import and Export

Import the things more the country really need
For its economic development
Such as food, raw materials for various industries
Technology, electric power and so on.

Export the things that are surplus and competitive
And whose demand is in the foreign countries.

With a view to boost export
The government should minimize export duty
And encourage the exporters
By reducing tariff on import of associated raw materials.   

The government must discourage import of nonessential items
By imposing higher import duty
And encourage production of luxury items in the country.

In the modern world international trade can play a vital role
In the economic development of any country
That’s why the governments must emphasize on it evermore.
Categories: import, inspirational, political, visionary,
Form: Prose Poetry


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