Short Dividend Poems
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Small investments in life
An unexpected compliment
You look stunning, my dear wife
Her smile the dividend; words well spent
His sound investment in education,
Having matured,
Paid him a dividend:
Wisdom!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
29 MAY 2013
My life, have invested in you, my love, and a dividend of happiness each moment I receive!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
25 May 2016
Dying invested
dividend high
Selling tomorrow
presence to buy
Feelings compounding
destiny’s rate
One final moment
— blessed in His Grace
(1st Book Of Prayers: August, 2024)
Wiggles
Tenfold dividend
Three witches stirring caldron
Wiggles beef, well done!
By Eve Roper 3/7/2015
who we are is who we were
multiply and then defer
all the things that you just said
divide by visions in your head
subtract the world
of might have been
now give yourself a dividend
for the dreams that
did come true
the synergy,
the sum of you
V otive offering to fealty
A nnual dividend of loyalty
L ease to increase Love's equity
E arnest capital funding perpetuity
N otarized statement guaranteeing fidelity
T endered bond yielding longevity
I nsurance premium covering each liability
N et value of past year's annuity
E mbassy of good will and amity
Mend,
my friend…
Please, transcend.
Begin to bend…
with courage, defend
soul’s ache for Love to spend.
Free your heart; let arms extend
around this earth and back again!
Profits portend Divine dividend!
~*~*~*~*~
Rhyming Nonet written for contest.
Whoops! Contest was full....
Still, thought I'd post ;)
11/12/19
As the fog rises from the creek
And the sun peeks through clouds
Amber needles drop from the pines
Roosters crow very proud
There's a feeble attempt of the sun
To give a shining glow
Against a backdrop of cobalt
As thick clouds slowly flow
Sunlight peeks swiftly through the clouds
Dew sparkles like diamonds
A short reflection of the sun
Morn's deluxe dividend
It was only a matter of time
Before times day was outnumbered
Everything must come to an end
And in the end time does too
So, time already knew this
But took its time with a grain of salt
Oh, I mean sand
Like an hourglass
Your time is at hand
Time comes to a stop not just dividend
Time wears its best face
So, like time be efficient or your time will erase
By Susan Mills
Form:
The overcoming of obstacle
Is defining of who yourself are
It's a symbol of courage and firmness
This is the quotient of dividend and divisor
The product of multiplicant and multiplier
The sunny after the rain
The peace after the storm
The medal of valor after the war torn
The graduation of all the studies
The invention of miticuluos innovation
And the beacon of all hopes and aspirations.
Return, to me before I find it missing
Return, expectation from passionate kissing
Return, anticipated from the I.R.S. government
Return, a dividend on your smart investment
Return, to sender; not at this address
Return, to the starting line…start over, yes
Return, second half of a round-trip
Return, profit you made on a good tip.
Return, flip to its original position
Return, frequent visiting is an imposition!
written March 12, 2022
A gusty portent hope to amend
Marches blustery winds descend
Shearing the surface of its trite dividend
Silting innocent souls with bleary stipend
Chilling tides with thawing hearts contend
Spring's nuanced rhythms to ruefully bend
Mercurial shadows peace to rend
New years good will to rescind
Fate's jading shield doth wend
Each fortuitous yield to suspend
Chilling residual; dark clouds cerebrally suspend
Briny misery o'er resilient hearts to append
George Bailey taking the icy plunge,
Clarence saved him being his guardian,
a close call,
for Bedford Falls,
saved town from tyrannical bug,
The heartwarming scene at the end,
where townsfolk contribute a dividend,
hearing a ring,
angel got his wings,
poor Uncle Billy's pink slip pending,
George's life finally on the upswing,
till Uncle Billy forgot one more thing,
work in his briefs,
townsfolk red cheeks,
indecent attire thrown in the clink.
12-25-16
On a phone call with my brother,
With the river at my feet,
He was startled to hear birdsong,
City avians a’tweet.
And this morning, on a lamppost,
Sat a regal hawk, intent
On whatever he was thinking,
As some pigeons came and went.
Then this afternoon I spotted,
In a garden with my friend,
One red cardinal plus sparrows,
Nature’s urban dividend.
You may be surprised to hear it,
But the city’s habitat
Gives me lots to make me smile,
Long as I don’t see a rat.
Yes! You have to think out of the box
But you don't have to lose your brain box
(which is more than a gear box or a black box)
because of your brave boss,
(even when he holds an axe).
Its loss would cost you more than an ox.
Its an evidence of sear laxity
Its dividend is with influx of max pain
which wax stronger than flax
It doesn't count whether you are a fan of
fox news, drive Toyota hillux, use fax or bathe with lux soap.
You don't need to pay tax to play a sax.
Mouthwatering scents rise from the oven's heat.
Each bite brings comfort, satisfying and complete.
All the herbs and breadcrumbs combined in a savory blend.
Tangy glaze caramelized is such a sweet dividend.
Leftovers are sealed in Tupperware tight.
Oma’s gift reheated on a cold, wintry night.
Across the table awaits an untouched pie made of mincemeat.
Forgotten peas sulk, saddened with a feeling of defeat.
Upper management market rushed decision:
Cold rational cost/risk measurement —
Downsizing is the capital flow chart right way to go
Middle management under extreme personnel loss liquidity:
Short wigs facing contraction strategy harassment,
skirt the raised profit projected pressure of the actuary table
Lower management stem the tide of the pink-slip discharge:
HR higher productivity quarterly report assessment ...
makes promotion portfolio much more dividend valuable