Short Liquidation Poems
Short Liquidation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Liquidation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Liquidation by length and keyword.
Demolished cities; citizens panic
Liquidation is here; leaders are manic
Casualties increase; hope is diminished
Faith is lost; Life is finished
Immobilized by trepidation
like a prisoner on the rack
An imagined consternation
From another anxiety attack
Constant state of dissipation
From perceived things I lack
A complete liquidation
Making a weary insomniac
Like a slow and steady ablation
Like a stoic, reserved maniac
source of admissions binding
so sad am I
economics plea monetary displacement
depressed am I
Boston liquidation spreeing
Whoop and collar untied shoe laces containment
so sad am I
Who are we to run a race
When we have flake false faces
feeling of despair, obvious cause pensive, tension
so sad am I
Melancholy
12/23/2023
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
The Wizard: Oh, you liquidated her, eh? Very Resourceful.
(Quote from 1939 The Wizard of Oz)
LIQUIDATION OF A DREAM
Oz dreamt Dorothy —
waters never melted witch
monkeys buzz like flies
the trio ne’er met —
no brain, heart nor courage found
tears of rusted tin
ruby nor silver
slippers colorize the land
— monochrome wizard
monotone munchkins
slaves to the emerald sky
— Glinda’s been vanquished
12/23/2018
a change of weather —
a storm is brewing
Lightning
~ loud ~
Lights out
liquidation of a dream
grave thoughts
looking for home
look to the pearly gates
death of a storm
death of darkness
end of silence
euphoria
flourishing with rosy cheeks
from death to life
happiness ever after
Hallelujah
7/8/2019