Short Business Community Poems

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Together

Lets go in parallel
Sideways look is bearable
Lest we slow in series
Or turn into a salt pillar 
From frequent look backs
So lets go in parallel


Live Within Your Means

Citizenry
Should learn
To differentiate between needs and wants
Much more before they waste their resources
Hard-earned money

Right now
Swift understanding
To differentiate between needs and wants
Someone to live without a want
Only a need

By Chipepo Lwele
Form: Cinquain

Grapes For Sale

Bunch of grapes for sale
Of green, white, red and purple.
Suit for jam and wine.

Bunch of grapes for sale
Of green, white, red and purple.
Come and have a taste.

Bunch of grapes for sale
Of green, white, red and purple.
Now your choice to make.


For Alfred Vasallo's "Bacchus The God Who Loved His Grapes" Contest.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Difficulties

Do hard times causes trials?
Do hard times causes vexing, troublesome?

Do hard times causes sorrows?
Do hard times causes worrying?
Hard times oftentimes are stepping stones of one’s reverence, beliefs, and tests oftentimes one may perceive their alone at this stage the Most high has
Our hands directing one’s passages in disguises confronting trials in hard-times.

Dishing Out Fair

You can't dish out fairness like you do lollies,
As what is fair for one is not fair for all.

Sooner or later you will be dishing out unfairness,
As you try to please all.

Communities may be better judges of what is fair,
Than central government.

Red tape is an obstacle to fair,
And greed is another.

The best we can hope for is that
Those dishing it out show up to hear what others fear.
Form: Imagism


The Business of Happiness

It is everyone's business
To, in happiness invest.
And in kindness, 
To take interest,
And good deeds to bless.

Nobody's patience is put to the test,
When happiness,
Is seen at its best,
When happiness,
Gains more interest.
Which is good for business,
Gives our doctors a well earned rest,
When few of us are under stress,
And we see happiness as best,
If we want to live off the interest.
Form: Didactic

We All Share This Fate

Idiosyncratic to the human condition
Tried and varied, so goes my volition

I can't help but think what's out there for us all?
Yet we stumble over issues that are so trivial, so small

The long term goals of our race seem obsolete
Compared to the wants and needs of our so called "elite"

Sure one man makes billions and creates an empire
What does that mean to the rest of us? Why doesn't it ignite a fire?
Form: Couplet

Premium Member "Lewisburg, Tennessee Landmarks"

Lewisburg Landmarks 

The Marshall County 

Courthouse keeps safeguards 

While Main street trades it daily ideology. 

Rock Creek moves slow,

Steady as folks heading in and out

Of Kroger 's.

And the Walking  Horse Museum stands

Quiet,

Holding history  like reins in it's hands.

Lewisburg  ain't enormous grassland

It'll test your balance the same stay standing,

And you've earned your boots in this town.

Quem Sou Eu 3

Sou um visual? 
O que na memória trago
trago-o visualmente, 
se possível é de assim ser trazido. 
 
Ao querer lembrar em mim
uma voz, 
um perfume qualquer, 
antes que ela ou ele eu lembre
aparece à visão a pessoa que fala, 
a coisa donde o perfume partiu. 
 
Não dou isto por absolutamente certo; 
Seja como for, 
o menos que sou, 
é um visual predominantemente. 
 
Vejo, e vendo, vivo,
Ouço e escuto aprecio;
Sinto e cheiro saboreio.

Human Trafficking

Rain falling down on magenta leaf
Seemed like a forbidden feeling
Dreamed as a despair on ceiling
Loud stormy, yet ears still deaf

This poor self awoke because of wetness
Ache not cured well in deeply heart
Leaving roots of wound not in curt
This suffer mind sank under sadness

mum! Mummy please didn't do it to me
dumb! Daddy please didn't dattch it to me
I had reached heaven for you too late forgiven
You had touched prison for you too late remorsen

Investo Foodo Talus

UNE PERSONNE AMBITIEUSE, AVEC L'AMBITION POLITIQUE, A TROUVE' UN PLAN, QUI PERMETAUX AMERICANS DE TRAVAIL D'INVESTIR $50.00 PAR MOIS VERS LEUR RETRAITE, QUI QUAND ILS PRENNENT LEUR RETRAITE IRAIT VERS LES ACHATS FUTURS DE NOURRITURE!






WAST WORDS SPEAK OF UNITY
THAT SOME HUNGER THAT LABORED CHORE
FROM DAYS WERE THEY WERE
APPRECATED
THEY LIVE THEIR LIVES IN CHORE!
HINS FOR THE SPOKEN WORD
THAT ALL AMERICA COULD AGREE
THE WORDS WRITTEN FOR US
FOR ALL THE WORLD TO SEE !
Form: Ballade

Supermarket Blues

Supermarket blue

  After a splendid lunch of goat chops
With salad, my mood was dreamingly contented
To she got the idea of going to a big supermarket
Except for vegetable, fruit, meat and fish
I trapesed miles after miles in this insanity 
Of trashy food, sugary food and horrendous
soft drinks laden with sugar,
Also, the juice that said zero had a sign telling
Me that sugar had been added.
Went outside no bench provided nor inside
You are not supposed to sit down, but shop!

Flea Markets

Flea Markets

I’ve shopped the local markets
You’ve all shopped ones like these
You go early in the morning
Hope for a morning breeze
They sell things nobody wants
Like padlocks without keys
And clothes so old and musty
I just can’t help but sneeze
I was really disappointed
For nowhere did I see
A single dog, or cat, or pet
That came complete with fleas
Why are they called flea markets
Is that title just a tease
Where’s the truth in advertisement
Won’t someone tell me please
Form: Rhyme

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