Short Cash In Poems

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


Don'T Play Me

am not silly
some call me dilly
i love fun
i love to run
don't cash in\
you can't win
be you be free  
just don't play me


Premium Member Snooker Booker

There was a longshoreman named Joe
in the pub he let the beer flow
	when he played pool
	he fought the fool
wanting to cash in on his show
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Taxing Unrealized Gains

A Couplet on Taxing Unrealized Gains By Miracle Man 10/27/2021 Biden’s henchmen must think that we have no brains, You must cash in your winnings to spend your gains.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Cause Celeb

Cause Celeb
24/08/2018


Is celebrity really curse

Spending wads of cash in your purse

Sycophants ready to please

They wipe your butt if you sneeze

At Twenty Seven dead in a hearse
Form: Limerick

You Can Make It If You Try

You can make it if you try 
Just believe in yourself 
Cash in on the opportunity 
Never lose your dignity 
Surge full speed ahead 
Zero in on your target 
Be the one to fulfill 
Possess a strong will


Dance In the Rain

Dance in the rain 
And make your move
Strive for greatness 
As you find your inner groove 
Have a can do attitude 
Accentuate the positive 
Cash in on your opportunity 
Remember, you have one life to live

Premium Member Yelling Bloody Murder

The Internet is down, it's the end as we know it Life's not worth living, think I'll cash in my chips Going to wander the streets With rest of you geeks Yelling bloody murder while whiskey I sip
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Lucky Penny Misprint

A one-time freelance stamp collector,
Tiny flaw, red-inked inferred branch,
One cent stamp, collectors gem,
Misprint worth six thousand,
Dealers called it rare,
Cash in my hand,
Lucky strike,
Good find,
Mine.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member The Gambler

Cold as ice 
Roll the dice 
Once or twice 
My advice 
Might be nice  

Not a sin 
Might cash in 
Fill your tin 
Give me skin
If you win


 
*Give me skin- Lay it on me..."High-Five"

What's New Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Joseph May
1-6-2022
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Debit Card

amateur inventors are responsible...
they brought about near everything...
education is now an industry and
the media is about stamping out minds
to fit a modern consumer world
where-in the only privacy left
is under an all out attack...
brought about by the greedy...
how much cash in your pocket?
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
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Jigsaw

Got a house got a home
Got a bed got a phone
And I got me a shiny new car 
I got gas in the tank 
I got cash in the bank
But I don’t ever go very far
Got a giant TV
I got time, just for me
When I want I can have me a brew
I got all I require
But, at night, by the fire
The one thing I aint got is you
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
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Self Publishing Give It a Miss

Self-publishing of your books?
They really are a bunch of crooks,
They have you think your approaching wealth,
But all you’ve done is fill your shelf
	
So keep your cash in your pants,
(If  an offers real, they’ll pay an advance,)
Why taste  the crafty self-publishing honey? 
To get in print, takes more than money
Form: Verse

Premium Member Cash In My Chips

What is it about Sunday night
    that the universe just can't get right

  Sunday days, often serene
    Monday morns, fueled by caffeine

  But Sunday nights, phlegmatic and placid
    as if all of creation just went flaccid

  I guess I might as well cash in my chips
    and ride out this night's eternal eclipse
Form: Couplet

Rainy Days

Nothing left to cash in
I'm spent
Keep me on a leash
Don't I pay rent?
Remember you smelled like mine
We'd stay up all night eating cheese with cheap wine
Rainy days and the soft smell of pine

Saucy portrait
Frame me if you'll put me up
Bowling shoes and a fishbowl of love
Poetic dam on a rainy day
A thunderstorm of tomatoes
© Richard I.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Lottery Number Is 788231

the next lottery number is 788231
Please do not ask me how I know.
Just cash in all of your investments 
And head toward the convenience store

Because if that one does not work 
you may need to try
99383833844
48488448488 and 
21893384099

If you need any more advice please call
INEEDMONEYANDIAMSTUPID.
Smile.
You are on
Candid Camera.

Premium Member Don'T Go Riding On That Train

Lyrics sung by Johnny Cash in "The Long Black Train"

"I said cling to the Father and his Holy name,
And don't go ridin' on that long black train."


there's a conductor waiting to take your ticket for a pleasure ride. . . johnny cash said no can do his chariot is the clouds For the TRAINS AND FANTASY Contest of Mystic Rose
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Debt

Listen to poem:
there’s nothing glamorous or charming
about being in debt
about being behind and in arrears
with dues hanging over our head

but somehow i’m inclined
to feel a ripple in my velvet
a tingling warmth in the caress
of being indebted to you

and maybe one day
i’ll hear you whisper
that you’re ready
to cash in on my debt



AP: 2nd place 2022, Honorable Mention 2022

Premium Member Journey

Choice frames bold poise
Charm wears clear voice


Frame thus fine game
Joy flames fond name


Kind love moves mind
Cheer knows true find


Gain shows up plain
Cash in warm stains


More from deep core
Touch in full store


Sit still with zest
Prize your own fest


Heart sculpts new art
Soul feeds firm start




Leon Enriquez
15 February 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Reach the Top

I've got that fire,
I've got that drive.
 Sit back and watch me come alive.
I've got that heart,
I've got that passion,
 Sit back and I'll teach you a lesson.

come with me, we will reach the top.

We've got that fire,
We've got that drive,
Sit back as we thrive.
We've got that heart,
We've got that passion,
 Sit back while we bring that cash in.

come with us we will reach the top.
Form: Rhyme

Crash and Cash In Horn Haiku

Crash and Cash In Horn Haiku

Front page saw a splash
Stock market started to crash
In on we did cash.

Bernie saw Wall Street
His drums he started to beat
Big PAC we should meet.

When Burnie had spoke
Said without them we are broke
And that is no joke.

Hillary had won
When we heard Bill say hi hon
Great job she had done.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Taking Everything

I walked down a lane with a life of pain with a wish that I knew where I would be  
With no cash in hand and I'm feeling the pain I knew that drug was taking 
everything. I opened my eyes and God made me clean but what I had once had 
is no where to be seen. With the friends that I have and the new things to be God 
has made me, me again now all I have done is now just a pain and It's my time 
to make a new dream.
Form:

Nothing Much Changes

when the sun goes down it is always night

the world goes silent dying into whispers

we grow one day older the day after

No wiser than when we let love slip by

chasing around catching shiny things

accolades for our broken empty hearts

songs of fading youth echo in our soul

too late to cash in, seasons are changing

many autumns have come and gone yet

we still cry over the leaf at the first fall
© Ravi Kiran  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Come Fill The Cup

Possible TV advertising for a certain kind of "donation" center…
or for guys who might be looking for "gig" employment…with apologies, dear readers...this one's a bit "naughty".

If your bills are getting to you,
The IRS is trying to screw you,
Jobs are few and far between,
And you need to make some green,
You've already sold your hair,
And you've no more blood to spare,
Come where a wank
Will put cash in the bank.

Thomas Welch

"Twin" is the meaning of his name.
 Humor is his way of teasing.
 Only he thinks his jokes are funny.
 Most important to him is his horse, Sunny.
 A kiss from me will start him sneezing.
 Strength as a boxer is his claim to fame.

 Writing poetry is his "thing," he's all about it.
 Eldon, his dad, was also a writer.
 Living life to its fullest is his aim.
 Cash in his pocket makes his day brighter.
 He's the man that I love, don't ever doubt it!
Form: Acrostic

Gratis

I ordered a coffee,
My cash in my hand.
The clerk waved it off;
I did not understand.

“Just have a nice Wednesday;
The coffee’s on me,”
He said as I realized
My coffee was free.

I don’t look decrepit
Or homeless or poor,
But much like the others 
In line at the store.

Except for one thing – 
I don’t need to be told
That compared to his customers,
Yes, I am OLD!

You’d think I’d be happy
But all I can say
Is, although I’m a senior,
I’d just as soon pay!
Form: Rhyme

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