Short Coin Poems
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repost inspired by Lewis contest
my
oh My-
human rights
perpetual
cry-
where
oh where-
did duties
invisible,
die ?
Pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and half. Dollars to coin a phrase~
8/31/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
In my change I found
A coin so that so different
Looking at the coin
I saw something so distinct
The coin has a hole on top
I dropped a coin into the slot
And when it stopped all I got
A reminder of what I lost
Now once again be damned the cost
Witnessing a positive
incident un-hoped.
Turn attention to free from
hardship as evoked.
~x~x~
the stranger, orphan, widow poor
all our means to God's grandeur
a helping hand, a kindly coin
heaven's partnership is joined
People have two sides
Like The Roman God Janus' coin
A good side, a bad side
A past, a future
One must embrace both in
Someone we love
Antinomy begets conflict
Decision evokes freedom
Government heeds interest
Jest kills laziness
Ends and beginnings start and finish.
Twirling
Head over heels
Sun glinting
On its edges
Dreams afloat
On riffled air
The splash
A cool see-saw descent
Of hope’s
Last penny
A coin spins once
on the warm windowsill~
thin ring of light,
quick shimmer,
a brief bright circle
trying to stay
in the day
a little longer.
coin of the gods
sun on one side
moon on the other
each has a purpose
neither calling in sick
making Zeus proud
sun and moon
sides of sky coin
People gather in the crimson heat
For summer adventures when they meet.
Their chaos release,
But I like my peace
Writing in my poetry book - sweet!
One coin; two sides
Cold, dark, eerie night
Vampires spreading terror
In wayfarers hearts.
Indoors, lovers snuggled tight
Of the terror, oblivious!
Some are gentle, wouldn't hurt a fly
Others would simply punch you in the eye
What dictates
The road you take
A flip of a coin as to which would apply
Gold flecked silver
A cherished small coin
Does it hold real value?
Russell Sivey
Entrant into Richard Lamoureux's "Questionku" contest
11/29/2012
When gallant men
Are called to fight
They leave behind
All they love
From Corn fields
To Battle grounds
From hoes
To swords
And gloves
To gantlets
And so
A change is made
If a coin was made in my image
I would choose my photo at twenty-eight
I was darling back then, forty-five years ago
of course, back then I did not know it
time has given me a new perspective
My spirit steadfast
as Swiss Franc in many stores
Foreign currency
love is a shining coin.
only one,
of high or low
denomination.
see its two sides:
what is said
and
what is done.
spin it now and call
and we’ll find out
which side
it’s landed on.
Many neglect you.
What's a coin for a tip.!
But I was cold and alone
in the street.
When I bend to pick-up you.
soul searching for the other half,
the other half of coin,
ladies romance, so sweetly cast,
meets man of the fiery loins,
en charmed be calmed,
enjoyed...
thank you Debby Duncan "A Kiss"
Don
I am a penny and
I've been around
For centuries, some of
Us are worth a small fortune
Others not so much
We're being phase out
And I won't exist
Anymore, it will
Make me more valuable
One day but I don't
Want to leave
white enclaves
gated jails
urban slums
where the sun is pale
two sides of a coin
can’t you see
in the land of the grave
and the home the rich flee
a wry sense of humor
belting laughter erupts my fancy you tickle
ace lampooner
mirth flows free
rare as a buffalo nickel
pure glee
hurray
comic boomer
ha's!
a wry sense of humor
rare as a buffalo nickel
ha's!
Only one coin to throw in
But so many wishes to make
My feet ache as I walk to
The middle of nowhere,
Wholly wanting this well
And as I cast my change
Into the hollow hole
I feel my wish is worthless
But it’s one less penny
In my pocket
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