Renting Poems - Poems about Renting

We would like to rent a place in the worst winter months But it would have to be fenced As we have two-hundred-pound dogs And one of them would tear up almost everything So even though we would rent it furnished It might be empty when we left...

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Just can't reason out Why But with a little bit Gratefulness and satisfaction Will do We're renting a room here We're sharing the earth here We're searching treasures here We're sharing the riches here Though I'm not the richest I'm not the poorest Though I'm not the wisest I'm not the most stubborn Though I'm not the luckiest man I still can see kindness...

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Covered in shadow White to light She is married To the night ...yet she claims I am owner I am might I have won It's my right ...to rule man Androgynous When at war A goddess No more ...to appease appetite Kings and Queens Bound to glory They honor and venerate Her ancient story ...empty womb Written by Trudy Schrader on 07/26/2020...

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renting a weekend cabin in paradise posted on September 22, 2019...

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wreck-covering on their relation-ship refresh-meant re-versing wreck-oiling re-plying predict-able reason-ability and un-real-eye-able ration-ale stan sand...

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So this is what you companies are renting these days? What you have right here certainly does amaze. This hybrid car is not much bigger than a go-cart. Now that I’m in this thing, where do I start? You have given me a card instead of a metal key. This car runs on both gas and electricity? The dashboard has strange...

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