Short Coinage Poems

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


Time Cog Shows Modern

thought's revolution
                                                new coinage disseminates 
                                                  time cog shows modern
Form: Haiku


A Prevision

Weighing for a thought, golden
Dropped by whom, this coinage
Into startled mind?
Access to realms approved. Flushed out
This cheerless from behind.

Love's; of a more rarefied
Gracefulness compelled by.
Now actualized. See!
Sweet, twas by whose hand, a fairy's
So lavished me I cry ?
Form: Rhyme

Values

There is a limit to what coinage can buy
The market place falls short of currency for flesh
Weight to buy minds commitment has no gravity

Nuclear explosions can't handle emotional displays
They happen without permission from receivers
Fear is a great motivator

Friendships cost nothing 
Forged from yes and no decisions
Honor is a loving word
There is no other

Premium Member Tools of the Devil

Believe not in fate
nor in luck trust.
Earthly goods don't worship
for soon they'll rust.
For the T.V. psychic's
word don't yearn,
For in the end
it too will burn.
Mess not with voodoo
for it's Satan's tool.
In a ball that is crystal
you see the face of a fool.
Astrology is awful
Tarot cards the same.
Trust only the Bible
praise Jesus' dear name.
The words on our coinage
is both truthful and just.
For it serves to remind us
that in God, we should trust.
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Form: Lyric

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