Short Financing Poems

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


Fema

Whilst watching the weather on Zoom
A casket sailed by in the gloom
Now who would condone
Homes in a Flood Zone?
Is FEMA financing your doom?
Form: Limerick


Priced Out

How will you ever
afford yourself
the cost 
beyond your means
How will you pay
the price of longing
financing
your dreams
How will you leverage
the cost of hope
interest rates
on fire
How will you love
your heart 
in debt
— bankrupting desire


(Dreamsleep: September, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Chain Letters as Desire

Instant the command 
As decisions 
In labouring the fields
A civil war of family's avoiding 
Yet the enactments mimic
As bond as surety 
In financing burdens
One wishes not to carry
Carriage as stable
Nightingales lost fables
Ferry in twist 
Smirking gentle and smits

To the good Friday of Ireland

Financing the Change

Sip this description
Flipping indigenous misfits,
Imprints or footprints in sound

The valley out of bounds
Where real world blues
Are castigated in spades
Dark hazes rearrange the page
Pressing 
Prime poetry always
Lifted in a miraculous tumble

While battling limbs plunder
Im just herculean on this mystery fit
Having no eye for embellishment 
making answers split 
And financing the change

Peace, South Sudan

This is a plea piece for peace, 
Peace for beloved south Sudan, 
War against each other must cease, 
That said and done, 
Will put off humanitarian crisis, 
My lines on this poem dancing, 
to the rhythm of togetherness on a daily basis, 
Interested parties has to stop financing, 
Acts of animosity, atrocity
First World countries need to intervene, 
Thousand are becoming victims of negative ethnicity, 
Bring to an end war that's what I mean.
Form: Rhyme


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