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Short Bankrupted Poems

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


The Top of the Dice
didn’t get to pick the shoe
no get out free card for you
always landing on the blue…
bankrupted me too...

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Categories: bankrupted, allegory, life
Form: Dodoitsu



Mandela Gone
The foundation of the UNO collapsed,
The Nobel trust bankrupted,
In my dreams,
Where is Mandela?

Again in dark,the continent
Invite Edison,
Where is Mandela?

Mandela gone,
Wiping the tears all in mourn!...

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Categories: bankrupted, peace,
Form: Light Verse
Labour platforn
She was a country
bewildered by 14 years of decline
Bankrupted  Councils
because of public cuts
now face council tax surcharges
The national NHS floundering
the beggars on the street overwhelming
A human face seemed to be bypassed
knife crime out of control
boat refugees thwarted
in hotels
Rwanda a breach of the ECHR





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Categories: bankrupted, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Their Power To Steal
The charlatans bankrupted
his checking account,
but his love was not overdrawn

Each check that he wrote,
each choice that he made,
trading ingots for righting a wrong

With credit denied
and spirit affirmed,
he continued to endorse what was real

Until bankers and lawyers
destroyed with one stroke,
his wishes—their power to steal

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2017)...

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Categories: bankrupted, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Final Prayers
Chicago's new mayor just proposed
    another plan to put a heavy load

  on us beleaguered taxpayers --
    We'd better start saying our final prayers

  'Taxpayer-funded, government-owned grocery stores'
    our communist mayor says, while the city council snores...

  What bankrupted Russians is 'sure to work here' ~
    from the same folks who brought you cannabis racketeers...

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Categories: bankrupted, business, chicago, people, political, poverty, power, prayer,
Form: Couplet



Their Power To Steal
Humanity bankrupted 
  his checking account,
  but his love was not overdrawn

Each check that he wrote, 
  each choice that he made,
  trading ingots for righting a wrong

With credit denied, 
  and spirit affirmed,
  he continued to endorse what was real

Until bankers and lawyers 
  destroyed with one stroke,
  his wishes—their power to steal

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2017)...

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Categories: bankrupted, power,
Form: Rhyme
Croydon
Indisputably bankrupted deux times
boardings on stalled windows
Recession unproofed
bundles of betwichted people aloff
clumsily lost Waitrose
and still the Fairfield roof leaks
Queens gardens is no longer bespoke
its tenable for climbing children

We've still not lost the war
culture exists
and I'm eternally grateful
Poets Anonymous
and Poets hour at the library
provides the same echo
of the past...

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Categories: bankrupted, anxiety, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Croydon Part Deux
hoardings  of shops on the isle of ridiculousness
the feral pigeons pontificate
the leaking roof of the civic theatre stays
you've seen better days
you've blundered into desperation
bankrupted twice
and now you're turning the middle
of town into millionaires row
ill afforded by the minions
even our local Market is shrinking
an ebb tide of the municipality
Westfield as vexing as a fox in chase
The Central library feels lobotomised
is it part privatised?...

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Categories: bankrupted, allegory,
Form: Free verse
Croydon 2022
You bankrupted us thrice
and closed our Libraries and pools
You created a property portfolio
and played speculation
Now you leave chasms in the town centre
Croydon do we deserve Labour ?
You compulsively bought houses
and turned them into flats
not respecting green uniformity
just a by word for affordability

The Party machine spins unapologetic
Croydon I feel very low
You played Russian roulette
and can't tell the truth
Croydon of now is very unflattening...

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Categories: bankrupted, anxiety,
Form: Free verse

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