Lender Poems - Poems about Lender

‘Neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.’ Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3 by Shakespeare That $100 you wanted to borrow~ Forget it, I don’t want my edge dulled!!!!! ...

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At first, Henry did not grasp a thing: The look in Sam’s eyes at that moment. Was it trying to some warning bell ring And its stark rebuff reward with ailment? In it Henry sensed, at last, full danger At mood’s good study not a full stranger… There was a drowning man in Sam’s eyes While he held out a challenging...

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It is a business truth And transformer of lenders into Ruth Who have been infamous Shylock Or a hesitant safe with lock ... A borrower to soften his voice And watch its magic By far more helpful than a cobra’s poise Or Insistent Logic; A lender’s lost key to his savings booth Quietly warranting a hammer or Jaguar’s tooth The voice of the...

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chameleon's hide borrower on running spree ...

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The past is left in mourning, the future still unknown The present disavows them both, not borrowed—never loaned (Dreamsleep: August, 2019)...

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you can get you bet money in the hand only if you do and understand the plan some or money order sender MONEY LENDER...

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NEITHER A BORROWER NOR LENDER BE Because lending to friend may lose you that friend: If he cannot repay and feels indebted, his burden is double: How to be independent is what he needs to learn ; And borrowing for myself discourages me to think of the end: And such sloppy thinking will land me in...

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Never a borrower nor a lender be That is my simple philosophy But if the need you can’t resist Borrow money from a pessimist A positive attitude they sadly lack So they don’t really expect it back...

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