Short Banking Poems

Short Banking Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Banking by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Banking by length and keyword.


Face Book Banking

I went to the bank for some cash
But tellers were having a gnash
The ATM died
The Manager cried
And said he'd be back in a flash
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Harry Connick, Junior

Harry Connick, Junior

Should have been there sooner

American Idol’s ratings had been tanking

But now on his humor they’re banking




*Written May 17, 2014
fun
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Home Work

home comfortable, secure loving, sharing, growing anxiety, demands, cleaning, repairing cooking, shopping, banking expensive, exhausting work
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Banking On Frank

A flatulent codger named Frank Passed wind as he queued in the bank When he made his deposit He shuffled like a hobbit The stench as he left was so rank 4/19/18
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Debit Or Credit

Debit Liable, obligatory Owing, paying, pledging Indebtedness, deficit, salary, bonuses Receiving, banking, depositing Affluent, prosperous Credit
April 28, 2021
Form: Diamante


The Banking Rate

The banking rate 
is like a young lady
one day low and promising
next day
the value rises with several per cent
and a question 
at the dance floor 
by the river will be  
can I get a loan?
Form:

Premium Member Typoitis - Its Contagious - Bawdy Humour Warning

My buddy mistyped ‘high wire walking’ Her error got everyone talking She merits a spanking Cos it rhymed with banking From quizzes Michelle is now baulking! 07/09/21
Form: Limerick

Personal Banking

I went to my bank yesterday
As I went to work, it’s on my way
I said to the cashier Miss Valance
“Hello can you check my balance”
She replied “yes certainly Mr. Dover”
Then walked round and pushed me over
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Getting You Through

People can be jealous of you
Not because you are rich
But they envy you true
For you look calm and peach. 

If you want a beautiful life
Invest and capitalize on it
Don't regret on banking strife
You'll never lose anything fret.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Henry Ford - a Poet Who Didn'T Know It

It is well enough that people of the nation, 
do not understand our banking,
and monetary system, 
for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution, 
before tomorrow morning. 

- Henry Ford, a corporate poet,
who didn't even know it.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fevered Dusk

Comes the fevered dusk A sultry breeze across skin banking sun's embers A brief respite from the heat of which to sip and gaze stars
7/11/2011 Paula Swanson For the contest, Tanka You Sponsored by Francine Roberts Placement: 1st
Form: Tanka

Premium Member fractions, banking, buisness, life,

Observing driving factors of world influence, i note the word 'road-map?'
Also percentages and interest methods
In banking..The value of such against
Pure human values.' And are big buisness
Involved in major and macro developments? 
I leave the reader to draw their own
Conclusions.?
Form: Narrative

LLC

Banking & Robbery
On Commerce

As in Title and Circulation
of Letters
Constitution as in it's Freedom
Cannot be Withheld
for General & Peaceful
Assembly
of Framing
Congress
The Loss does and does
not to exist
in the accounting
of codified Department

Military Logistic Command

Underwater Banking

that bank teller in her glass cubicle,

             pretty mermaid in a submersible,

        gives you that vague feeling underwater

   that divers with checks would swim about her,

               never minding watery obstacle,

           bank clients' delight, lovely spectacle!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gnomes

Garden decorations
Generally bearded; 
Guardians of treasures,
German speaking, it’s said.
Groomed to perfection by
Goblins, fairies and elves,
Gnomes rule the banking world! 

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  				 
Gnomes is slang for Swiss bankers.

Contest: Pleiades – G
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
© 30th November 2016
Form: Verse

Spendthrift-Skinflint

Spendthrift...Skinflint

                              spendthrift
                       extravagant, wasteful
                  buying, shopping, squandering
               presents, parcels, deposits, interest, 
                    counting, banking, hoarding
                            tightfisted, miserly
                                    skinflint
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Chalk Stream Dream

Gentle breeze, reedbeds quiver
Seed heads brush the sky
Golden straw reflects in mirror
Chalk stream slipping by

Dimple disturbs surface shimmer 
Trout beneath the willow
Sips small floating black gnat dinner
Eddy's swirling shadow 

Kingfisher dives down the river
Orange belly banking
Fleeting flash of turquoise glitter
Picturesque enchanting
Form: Rhyme

Eternal String

The lonely string-less kite, has no ambitions like a chartered flight, yet she soars, aimless but high. Fighting snarling trees, And dark electric lines, It s a peek-a-boo with death, Banking on wind's soft breath. Cut off from a mere mortal’s hand, Her vagabond life is short, But the flaps of freedom is dearer, Than the string of eternity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Meltdown

Absolutely contented people,
Banking collapse in America,
Dropped like a bullock, lay like a block,
Lost to meltdown.

Umpteen colossal buildings,
Symbol and homage to science,
Devastating earthquake , tumbled down,
Lost to meltdown .

Avid bewildered desires,
Rising high with a dash but going adrift,
Bemused their zing to malady prostration,
Lost to meltdown.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Unchanging

If everyone truly understood our banking and money systems,
there would be an unprecedented global unified uprising,
a full blown out worldwide scale revolution,
before tomorrow morning.
Unfortunately, many don't bother with higher learning,
so the powers that be who rule the monetary systems,
continue ruling over all of us, never questioned, unchanging.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Gravy Train-A Parable

I received a golden hello
But nothing of banking I know

On commodities, the future I bet
For large bonuses each year,to net

Too soon the 'bubble' has burst
Of course,everyone else,has come off worse

But I do not reap what I sow 
They gave me parachute payout & pension to go

Global finances,crash into debt
Yet still I have no regrets  ...(yet !)
Form: Couplet

Faux Celebrity

People often talk about 
the heat and torture of hell
I'm currently living in one 
with the only excitement here daily
is the Courthouse Bell

Politics hidden like a stitch
People wearing costumes camouflaged
to look like the rich

Last names worn as a badge of fame
Fake celebrities walking amongst
the poor people
While their banking accounts are the same
© Chris Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Banking Hall


The queue has moved
Am at the counter now,
I hand over my stash of cash.
“good morning” she says,
I had lost the greeting culture.
Such warmth.

Sifting through the notes
With her silken smooth fingers,
Sorting, straightening bent ears,
Stashing in safe drawer,
I wish she would
Sort out my heart
And keep it safe in a closet.
Only she would access!

More Precious Than Gold

The script of experience,
endorsing our wills
banking our choices,
paying our bills

Crediting our memory
for what lies ahead
debentures of faith
the black and the red

A ledger retallied, 
both columns in sync
the plus and the minus,
indelible ink

Its summary left open,
all errors erased
with loans to push forward
—new funding in place

(Rosemont College: December, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Chase the Blues Away

I’m banking on a sunshiney day
That will race my blues away 
I’m looking for the sun
And want the good times begun

I’m looking for my friends
The ones who will be there to the end
I’m banking it will turn out fine
As I raise my glass of wine

For I’m banking on a sun shiney day
There will be no clouds of grey
So get your smile a workin’ true
The first bit is up to you.

© Paul Warren Poetry
sun
Form: Ballad

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