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Marketplace Poems - Poems about Marketplace

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Premium Member Veiled
..."Lizzie Borden took an axe, gave her mother forty whacks, when she saw what she had done, gave her father forty-one, she washed herself from a watered pail, she claimed their lies an......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, allusion, analogy, evil, father
Form: Narrative



In the thicket of spinning days, where fate weaves deep
...In the thicket of spinning days, where fate weaves deep, I seek freedom on paths of stars, my wave of hope. Science tells me to believe in the dance of matter, in the sophism of time's flow, That ......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Legend of the Rose
...Long 'ere legends encountered finesse amidst flairs of passionate cravings, thereupon, be a period wherein an episode occasioned an opportunity that will be reserved forever. An outbrea......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, allusion, analogy, appreciation, fantasy,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Market place of hallucination
... In an endless night, time is my nemesis. In the realms of sleepwalking nightmares, where trumpets blow an eerie tune, I can see the Grim Reaper, perched upon my tomb. I search for the san......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, allusion, angst, fate,
Form: Free verse
Valentine
...In the realm where love intertwines with gain, Bouquets and brands, a capitalist's terrain. Gucci labels and bags, symbols of might, Love's currency measured in material delight. Flowers exchan......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, age, america, anxiety, butterfly,
Form: Dramatic Verse



PRIVATIZED
...Our nation is being privatized By selfish politicians Who are manipulating us And their hate filled cries. The question becomes a stark why We ask the dark unwise Driving us to laced dimes Or ......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, corruption, meaningful, patriotic, visionary,
Form: Free verse
Letter To The Editor
... Your judgments have me grinning. Don't pretend you were immune from the Avarice of Pride. Which you delved past cover packet into the gutworm of stardoms naked lunch? Un......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, art,
Form: Free verse
Approach
... Approach of Wind, it chills in a particular way. Unexplainable, how it carries in competing tandem, of unknown elements brought into the arena, bare. Doctor's bag o......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, angel,
Form: Free verse
The Price of Peace
...The price of peace, Is set at your place, With a bottom line, That will define, How far you will bend at any one time, And at what point you will in the sand draw a line. , The price of peace......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, age, analogy, appreciation, best
Form: Carpe Diem
Epistle Viii - Maronite Pilgrim
...(I) Baptism, the fountain where the Father's aqueous embrace wipes my slate clean (II) Conviction, a luminous crown elevated atop my dome, my compass through the labyrinth of creed (I......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, god, jesus, religion, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
The Construct of An Essence Forming
...The Construct of an Essence Forming Collaborative custodians of remuneration for the poor Commemorative symposiums on humans need for wanting more Symbols of ancient mystery drawn upon cave wall......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, beautiful, integrity, international,
Form: Rhyme
Jesus the Merchant
...He taught in stone temples bricks built on law, in the streets, he preached and the people did thirst at his heavenly decree, that could raise nations from the daunting sea. Found on the h......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, angel, beauty, bible, faith,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Diogenes of Sinopee
...The ancient Greek philosopher Diogenes of Snopé, if he were alive today would be thought quite dopé. Of the school of Cynics, it’s said he lived in a bathtub; even fellow Greeks thought he h......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Forget Him
...Everyone says to forget him. Whenever I talk randomly about him, They say, "Move on! Let go! Forget him!" Someone better will come, so let your heart swim. It's not that I cling to the past we ......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, memory, men,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Boots With Attitude
...Boots with attitude Tromped into the marketplace Chopping up parquet floors Approaching me Stomping closer and closer I backed away Terrified of this woman It takes super confidence to wear bo......Read the rest...
Categories: marketplace, women,
Form: Free verse

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