Short Dime Poems
Short Dime Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dime by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dime by length and keyword.
Cookies are a very good snack
They taste really good with Big Mac's
I eat them all the time
Only because they cost a dime
they care
so be ware
hwlp you shine
you don't need a dime
kept this in mind
when you have the same blame
NO A FRIEND
The lite dime in the ditance
there is a shadow
it is the dream
it is a cloud of doubt
the lite is gelaning with wonder
a pair a docs said...
'to pair a phrase means
you are pair able...and
that pair amounts
to a pair a dime'
stan sand
a punishment for every crime
the deadly price to pay
when only he stole but a dime
given something never seen in my day
Playmate Change
Haiku: by Tom
12/18/2021
Can you change my dime
without giving me pennies?
I prefer nickels.
You said I wasn't worth a plug nickel
But you offered a penny for my thoughts,
So I gave you my two cents
And turned on a dime
Writing poems without rhyme
Why stop on a dime
to return to the rhythm, to the beat
of words set to time
they walk and talk
the picket line
some together dime
you kept all this mine
tho it make your eyes wet
so there's nogret
NEVER FORGET
Rhymes
Lime + Time rhyme
with Dime + Mime
Rhyme
+ Slime + Crime
all Rhyme with Rhyme!
McCuen Copyright October 2008
there good and bad time
so glad your mine
your worth every dime
its shine
let toss to some wine
that it never stop
WE BEEN THUR
A LOT
Call an end to time
And spin the coin on the balance of a dime
Heads or tails
Define my bail
And blase a trail
To the center of the sun
The wife just went to spend a dime
But found she uncovered a crime
Inside the bowl
Was a bankroll
Of Ben Franklins sinking in slime
The definition of a hustle play
No point in crying over yesterday
Don't be a nickel looking for a dime
It's always peanut butter time
I wish that I could have a dime
For every poem I've penned in rhyme.
Most of them written in my prime,
Recalling them would be sublime.
A
silver
grey statue-
recreation's
muse-
a
face
so surreal-
the blank eyes met
mine-
a
curtsey
her reply-
to my silver
dime.
A teenager without a dime
Was suspected of a theft crime
When asked for ID
He said, "There's just me
And I'm Cliff; drop over sometime!"
You think you wasted my time?
I get a lot more than a dime;
Clocked in for that paper
I’m not a sucker;
Forget you called a company line?
Broken men,
are easy to find.
A dime a dozen,
you want to see mine?
A real man,
is hard to find.
But when you do,
he'll blow your mind.
Could I have gone back in time?
Sinking in qucksand and spinning like a dime!
Somehow it just seems so real
Not sure what to think and feel!
I bought a paper for a nickel
I bought a pencil for a dime
but no money in the world could
ever buy me love that was never
intended to be mine.
I don't feel worth the dime
Or anyone's time
As I write this rhyme
I wonder why anyone tried
Lost in my mind
Looking to find
A reason why.
Oh what a time.
I could spend on a dime.
Everything wine and cherry time.
Deep fellow of mine.
Oh it feels like a crime.
Here is Ten Dimes.
A tall tree I did climb,
on a bet of a dime.
Baby Bear said it was funny,
it was not for the big money.
The limb broke what a crime.
we came here all raceist
meet new facets
we play the juke box
it cost a dime a pop
i love to dance a lot
we also do much more
at the
CANDY STORE