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Panhandlers Poems - Poems about Panhandlers
Panhandlers Poems - Examples of all types of poems about panhandlers to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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'GOODNESS'
...Written By: D. Collins 5/7/24 Goodness in people dominates from the inside out. Dismissing downtrodden people is not what it's about. <>...
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Darrell Collins
Categories:
panhandlers,
simile,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Ye Did It Unto Them,
... You Did It Unto Them, Ye Did It Unto Me Miracle Man 3/10/2023 I’m besieged by panhandlers on the street, With extended hands and with signs they greet. I seldom fall for stories the......
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Tom Wright
Categories:
panhandlers,
giving, how i feel,
Form:
Quatrain
Who's Who
...Signs flip, lights flash, bells sound humming pollution rides past “BREATHE” “DON’T BREATHE” warnings. Tattered clothes hide the lives of panhandlers erase their memories and ours. John G. ......
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John Lawless
Categories:
panhandlers,
betrayal, city, people,
Form:
Free verse
Diana Mary Murphy
...I see her walking in front of my shop. Wears a Miniskirt, Worried face, Skin and bones. Asking for change. I usually, ignore panhandlers. That day, while looking for change. I asked: Wh......
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Angie Millan-Acosta
Categories:
panhandlers,
care, change, inspiration, inspirational
Form:
I do not know?
Resolutions
...Resolutions confront me at the... End of each year, but we're such Strange bedfellows. I hardly make them! Once in a blue moon, I snugly<......
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Edward Ibeh
Categories:
panhandlers,
new year, perspective,
Form:
Acrostic
Homelessness
...Homelessness Homelessness is not an illness, People have lost their damn minds with a bunch of silliness. People who are homeless get stereotyped as Alcoholics, Mentally ill, Panhandlers, and Drug......
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Chris Tober
Categories:
panhandlers,
christian, environment, humanity, loneliness,
Form:
ABC
Red Light Sucker
...Are you truly homeless and hungry? The cardboard sign with crooked letters says you are... I only have a red lights time to decide. Some say panhandlers make a good "living" ...are you one of the......
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©
Anthony Biaanco
Categories:
panhandlers,
light, red,
Form:
Free verse
Lovely Suppositions
...i have kissed beneath summer’s sweltering fragrance your array of spackled decay in lovely gardens; sweet roses weltering plundered and plucked; an incidental lay beneath your satin I have ru......
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Phillip Garcia
Categories:
panhandlers,
lost love, love, lust,
Form:
Sonnet
What Have I Seen?
...1 Sunrise, late winter skunk smell turkey flock playful otter, too. The white heron a great blue, white phase, in the abandoned beaver pond. Purple clematis its long-awned achenes in......
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Robert Ronnow
Categories:
panhandlers,
allah, girl, nature, peace,
Form:
Verse
Walking Meditation
...Walking Meditation by Odin Roark “And I thought marriage was hard.” Taking Meditation for a walk nags me with why I’m such a failure at this. It knows what I go through e......
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Odin Roark
Categories:
panhandlers,
hope, introspection, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Off the Grid
...There; in the waterfall, I join many tears. My tears pour from aching knees, burdened with hearts of solid gold preaching equality; from voiceless leaders. Panhandlers, clutching symphonies in fou......
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James Marshall Goff
Categories:
panhandlers,
freedom,
Form:
Free verse
The Perils of the Ghetto
...Soft silhouettes sashay by my window Grievingly gazing out unto a world of which you may never know Linen curtains briefly ruffled in the breeze Old drunken Julius finds shade under the huge oak t......
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Chiquitachiamaka Baity
Categories:
panhandlers,
life, people, sorry, world,
Form:
I do not know?
Beggars Can'T Be Choosers
...A beggar cannot dare expect fabulous gifts. His impolite joshing keeps logical men nervous. Old panhandlers quite regularly start to upbraid virtuous women. X-rateds yield zilch.......
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©
Joyce Johnson
Categories:
panhandlers,
funny
Form:
ABC