Short Economic Poems
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For economic
and political resilience
it is better to give
AND receive
compassion
than to give
OR receive
enlightenment.
How much longer
Language vs world
Culture vs world
Economic vs world
Appearance vs world
Religion vs world
How much longer
Mental depression
Economic depression
torture produces
feeling tariffic
a bozo of a baby ~
slapping us silly
a three ring circus
waging war with a carney ~
the best show on earth
The letters that spell "economic"
Hide both INCOME and MICE
It would be "comic" if "no" women inside
Left just "men" with family responsibilities
Segregated schools
Segregated hospitals
Segregated neighborhoods
Segregated employment
Segregated politics
Segregated life
Segregated churches
Heavy taxation is not thriftiness,
exempting themselves from indebtedness!
Oh, Congress is comical...
making us hysterical
through economic hardships!
In Zimbabwe you may think life is rough
A land where empty is enough
Remember the rule
Sell your car to buy fuel
To the first world this may seem rather tough
The economic woes that no body knows
Pork scratching eaten from scrapings between toes
Man must eat
What ever the meat
No money anything goes
*Economic woes
Heads ache from here to Tazmania.
It’s the economic condition –
Politicians lack contrition.
Tax-mania affects the crania.
Ó November 17, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
economic
fear overwhelms hearts with distress.
economic
boom--congress promise the public.
yet their debates often digress
to issues that are rather less
economic.
Economic woes I dread
To feed my family I sold the toupe off my head
Went to the shop
Where I fainted with shock
It costs two wheel barrows of money to buy a loaf of bread
Economic curve
Sliding down
Mushroom-like umbrellas
Springing up
Somewhat blocking the street
Drawing crowds
To buy the cheapest
Goods and wares
Without license or tax
Y-ucky
E-pidemic
T-erribly
H-alts
M-an's
E-xpenditure
N-otoriously
D-isabling
E-conomic
Z-one
Topic: Birthday of Yeth U. Mendez (June 01)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Merco press combines economic and political
I fail to see how? it can be truly analytical.'
Its zone is grey at very best' any claim to
Equal reporting must be put to the test.!
Free market economist, Ludwig Von Mises
Ably pinpointed economic diseases.
Yet, when we’re told the feds fixed the great depression,
Ludwig knew it was caused by fed intervention.
The Crust of Life
Economic class,
Whether upper or lower
Can’t buy forever—
(It’s a free gift for the awakening)
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
March 16, 2010
Poetic form: Senryu
The moon
is a bay leaf
folded among the trees.
It is not.
There is no time
to love one another, the days
smear like wet ink.
It is the time
of the wolf.
We must feed him.
Dare we utter the words “Civil War”?
Or claim of dictatorship which can't be ignored
An economic disaster
Shaking things up to the rafters
A catastrophe, like none other before
Heaven is not a democracy
There is not freedom of speech there
There is not majority rule there
There is not racial purity there
There is not economic inequalities there
What a beautiful place it must be
What is the difference,
historical or cultural,
naturally experienced or spiritually souled,
between economic capitalism
and political patriarchalism?
What is the difference
between two hands clapping?
bearing down on its fiery mantle,
making diamonds harder, stronger:
The struggles of our own times
--- the Spiritual struggle, the economic one ---
summoning the power of the Spirit,
purifying the soul.
Take your freedom and life
Rule out justice and rights
Then we have barbarian ways
Of controlling the world
Our true role is to enslave you
In our economic dominance
To divide and conquer all
In propaganda and war
Forget about mortgage or rent.
These days with our paychecks fast spent,
In the future I see
The hot question will be. . .
How much for one BIG sturdy tent?
For Carolyn Devonshire's Contest: Economic Woes Limerick
Contemptibly craven
Oratory obfuscates
Never nuanced
Gerrymandering guile
Readily reacts to roaring rabble
Egregiously expects economic encouragement
Smug, self-righteous and self- serving
Slippery sounding sound bites