Short Bailiff Poems
Short Bailiff Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bailiff by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bailiff by length and keyword.
Borrower,
Borrowing appettite;
Increasing gradually.
Weary to live within means.
Handcap of saving culture;
Hand-to mouth disposition.
Lender connives with bailiff!
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I have never been blessed by God,
I am the main sources of evil
I was created by man
I am known to have the lever that moves the world
So I was told
With my power I can help with the bailiff
Or
And I can make you jump of the cliff
Some folks never seem satisfy with me
When in abundant
I am known to misled
The
Wise, the meek
I never bring happiness
My association with ant-nose
as
The new evolution
Grain and brain
Who am I?
'Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! all stand,'
said the bailiff before remand,
as legal eagles had looked for loopholes,
flaws in the law,
large enough to lose a lorry,
is that what they became lawyers for?
If I had taken their advice,
blindly handed out to me,
I'd have gone directly to jail,
if not in a trice.
Attorneys, barristers, solicitors,
ambulance chasers,
searching for victims
so they may litigate,
seen one you've seen them all,
what's not to hate?