Short Holdings Poems

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


Premium Member Ebenezer Scrooge

Ebenezer Scrooge - 
his holdings they were huge,
but, when he hoped to cash them in,
he found indifference was his sin.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Bulls and Bears

The market goes up Holdings increase in value. I make more money The market goes down Time to look for some bargains Just have to hold on
Form: Senryu

Beast

Charred pupils
Full of wrath

Bleeding wounds
Deep facial scars

Enormous hands
Holdings guns

Inhuman look

Badness cuffed
Severity born

Deprived of hope
People left alone

Infernal monsters

To death vowed
Obeisance to Lord

To fulfill their will
To hunt, to kill

When time comes

Premium Member Be My Valentine

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to dear soupers of winged hearts

     holdings hands with charmed moments

          drenched in laughter bopping sweet
 
             …valentine huggs from me!        






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PD's Leftover Valentine's from nette onclaud
Form: Dodoitsu

Coincidence of Any Kind

In flowing oceans 
dried its current 
being free of voice
let them disclosed
holdings in their hands

Coincidence claims
nature of any kind 
or drop in given curve
cause always well written
aside sharing own wealth

As many as convince
nevertheless hinging stars
call its nature and gather
made them all pray


Hinging Stars

In flowing oceans 
dried its current 
being free of voice
let them disclosed
holdings in their hands

Coincidence claims
nature of any kind 
or drop in given curve
cause always well written
aside sharing own wealth

As many as convince
nevertheless hinging stars
call its nature and gather
made them all pray

Seasonal Romance

Seasonal Romance Moss covered dreams in winter’s hold Awaiting the colors of spring’s spun gold Richness of earth’s holdings soon to behold As nights shorten and days lengthenings unfold Spring’s romance with the sun is what I’m told As sweet caresses of warmth simmer bold A seasonal reputation essential to uphold A romantic season that never grows old Written: 2/22/13
Form: Rhyme

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