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Money Up Front Poems - Poems about Money Up Front
Money Up Front Poems - Examples of all types of poems about money up front to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
short, long, best, and famous
examples for money up front.
Whatever the Cost
...Only God etches the lasting tattoos in the walls of the heart. If doors remain unlocked, that's the name of the one, that compels a fresh start. Free room and board, and a free ride, saves money......
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©
Randolph Byrd
Categories:
money up front,
true love,
Form:
Free verse
Poor Jane Doe
...Poor Jane Doe lies on a slab When they found her she looked drab Worn-out clothes and no I.D. No purse, no money, no front-door key Surely someone wonders where she's at? Even if it’s just her......
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©
Jenny Linsel
Categories:
money up front,
death, poetry, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
Book Tour -Aka- Move Over Fame You'Re In My Spot
...The other day my cousin Mabel She said to me Mike I ain't never seen Nothing before like your poetry Cuz, you need to be famous We're going to take this on the road We're going to knock down ......
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©
Mike Hauser
Categories:
money up front,
funny, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
African Greed
...African Greed They all speak and spit, dream for Dollars, it’s America They will kill you and vomit for Pound, it's England They know almost nothing about economy, wealth They think just becaus......
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©
Isaac Kinzambi
Categories:
money up front,
africa, anger, betrayal, community,
Form:
Prose Poetry
"o Heavenly Father, the God"
...O god! Why community raises: Where are you? Show thy supernatural powers. Why don’t you visible to us? I had a belief that, No one had ever seen you. But, I can witness you, my lord. You’re ......
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©
Shrishty Shrivastava
Categories:
money up front,
devotionprayer, sea, me, sea,
Form:
Light Verse
Let the Lord Lead
...The old man was ragged, dirty, and quite ill kept, As he sat next to me on the park bench I could tell it had been a while since perhaps he’d slept. He looked weary and tired like he’d jus......
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©
Ronald Bingham
Categories:
money up front,
caregiving, friendship, hope, imagination,
Form:
Narrative