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Pennies Poems - Poems about Pennies

Premium Member A Nickel Is Worth?
"Pennies are good luck. Take one with you everywhere you go." By Poet Once in a tale of old, a penny was worth one cent not gold. A nickel was worth five pennies, they say changes are coming Jenny. With no more pennies of copper, this will be a real money stopper. Guess I need to now unearth, the real story behind...

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Categories: pennies, fun, money, old, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
nurseries green and pennies brown
hello brother, irish hearing of translations in american creole we leave, ears are not left nor right they perk and grass talls to a tickling memory for running up to the hairs of trigger trigger is limber and frequiently as december bestow herselfish visits when attendants of time dare not his fender his fender glides in names as thumper neither care to...

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Categories: pennies, animal, august, autumn,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member 'Cashing in Pennies'
sordid surroundings make for Dickensian tales ~ poverty triumphs ...

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Categories: pennies, literature, money, poverty,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Pennies from Heaven
Three Pennies from Heaven dropped as I opened my bedroom door, From a loved one who tossed them to the hardwood floor. They came to tell me how I’m truly missed, And that Heaven definitely does exist. They dropped at midnight- taking bathroom break, Later two glued together- there was no...

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Categories: pennies, angel, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member pennies dance
pennies dance in the dryer ...

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Categories: pennies, dance,
Form: Haiku



I Got My Pennies Worth By Saying No
There’s a five pence piece in my pocket, it means nothing to me. It’s an object that shouldn't be there, but with someone else or somewhere. In my pocket! Forgotten. Like the growing old colourless material on me. The five pence piece makes me feel smaller than normal, giving no impression that I'm doing well. As leaning over the toilet...

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Categories: pennies, addiction,
Form: Free verse
I Got My Pennies-Worth By Saying No
There’s a five pence piece in my pocket, it means nothing to me. It’s an object that shouldn't be there, but with someone else or somewhere. In my pocket! Forgotten. Like the growing old colourless material on me. The five pence piece makes me feel smaller than normal, giving no impression that I'm doing well. As leaning over the toilet...

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Categories: pennies, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pennies, Nickels And Dimes
pennies, nickels, dimes small but big enough for dreams coins that roll in chimes...

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Categories: pennies, dream,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Jar Full of Pennies
Ban and J.R. sat in the kitchen restless in their chairs, rambling on with pleasure, they were such a pair. Outside a very pulling seductive summer day, but they were focused with what is in front of them. They have finished counting all the old copper wheat pennies in the canning jar, which was full to the brim. It was theirs. Their...

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Categories: pennies, boy, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pennies From Heaven
Pennies From Heaven Love Is A Given When God Is Your Leaven...

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Categories: pennies, appreciation, god,
Form: Rhyme
Pennies
Pennies They give us pennies for the years we have spent Everybody says to care Cant wish away the tears It was not hard to clamber Speed the unconsecrated times Seen so many chances fall from clumsy hands Glad to leave my youth The river of us runs dry...

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Categories: pennies, age, allusion,
Form: Prose
Bad Pennies
Writing is a messy feast where crumbs fall to the floor to aggregate and congregate to hide and form and spore Left alone and thrown away these remnants take new life invading what you fear the most on dark and stormy nights They creep inside your cleanest lines to weaken and distract what memory long has cast aside now rising from the cracks And latching on while...

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Categories: pennies, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Learning Young
Learning Young From back when I was 7 and 8, When candy bars cost 5 cents, And “being polite” meant Even to strangers. The wrinkled, Baggy, old man, who Lived in the basement apartment Next-door, with the pass-time Of sitting outside on his Stoop atop five steps to ground level, Would always call me over To sit on his...

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Categories: pennies, child abuse, growing up,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Just Tossing Pennies
When I was young and still in my twenties Thought eighty was ancient, never thought eventually I'd be older than dirt Instead of a squirt Just yesterday against the wall, I was tossing pennies...

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Categories: pennies, fun,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Honey and Pennies Sweet-
The nectar of honey so sweet The touch of money filthy dirty? Sweet are the pennies 11/12/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr©2020....

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Categories: pennies, addiction, analogy, endurance, fate,
Form: Free verse

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