Short Down Payment Poems

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

a down-payment of feelings is required
love me so I can decide to love you
please kiss for confirmation
touch this to accept
Mmmm
.
.
*Does anyone ever read those “terms of service” agreements?

© Anais Vionet  

In debt
with a dollar’s
down payment
on lies

Veracity
hiding
the truth
in disguise

Intentions
repaving
the highway
to hell

With blood
on the toll booth
and lye
— in the well

(Dreamsleep: November, 2025)

© Kurt Philip Behm  

Walk the beach with me today,
                       and hold my hand,
                    for I am lonely.
                  Smiles are expensive,
                     and I haven't enough money,
                   for the down payment.

© Tucker Carwile Jr  

My home's not made of brick
  or even frame or wood
She's been known to move around
  from locations bad to good

She required no down payment
  I never got a mortgage statement
Yet for comfort and for loveliness
  She tops, by far, all other nests

For my home is where your heart does beat
  ~ My Paradise on Earth ~ so sweet

© Gershon Wolf  

Didn't purchase new wheels 'til age thirty-four
  Down payment all of $1,500 bucks, no more
My son, ten years younger, just purchased his
  Kid put down almost ten times more...

Times sure aren't what they used to be
  New cars cost more than a house in Old Guinea
Bought my very first beater for 50 bucks in '72
  Helped me keep the trunk loaded up with brew

© Gershon Wolf  

I'm up to my neck in you
Forever deciding what you'll do
I've just had it through and through
I'm hitting down payment blues

Still being kicked in the teeth again
Heading down Rock n Roll Damnation
Gimme a bullet and take me away
To lead me to tranquillities salvation

This riff raff sin city is destroying our toon
I'm out of here, what's next to the moon

© James Fraser  

Boys whose, curlews virtues
my, my, my
And girls superb views
Transverse views virtues
Firms whose diverse views
Oh, no
Term used to sell venues
Pay dues to entrepreneurs whose of work crews
…defuse
What do you know, Oh, my
Clerks whose payments of church dues
Not nearly a down payment on those church pews
Now you see
Wooh is Me

9/14/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

© James Edward Lee Sr.