Short Loan Poems
Short Loan Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Loan by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Loan by length and keyword.
Stolen from eternity,
the feelings would not
lend themselves—to words
(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2016)
All I have is borrowed
Love and hope tomorrow
Old times and memories
Art mine read carefully
Not the road to follow
Stolen from eternity,
the feelings would not lend themselves
—to words
(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2016)
Hand me down memories,
borrowed not owned
Dreams that are mortgaged
—the present on loan
(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Hand me down memories,
borrowed not owned
Dreams that are mortgaged,
—the present on loan
(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Interest rates were not simple
When Jesus entered the Temple
The Loan Sharks agreed
That people in need
Must be squeezed dry like a pimple
Trump Savings & Loan is a joke
Concocted by some Russian bloke
Although it may seem
An investor's dream
The management team is Stone-Broke!
The Muse in the tower,
whose debt you enthrone
Those jewels that you borrow,
—her crown still on loan
(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
A man who cares about tomorrow
Is certain the day will bring sorrow
So Trump's Golden Rule
Is, "Find any fool
And live well on all you can borrow!"
Grown, her Christmas list was known
So, Santa called her on the phone
Children makes out a list
You took a giant risk
Asking me for a large money loan
Be it Melville or Tolstoy
or a Pen still to burn
Know the words are just borrowed
—until silence returns
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)
Once we are grown,
Days are a blur—
Then we bemoan
That all beauty must fade;
Thus it is shown
With no demur:
Youth is a loan
Which cannot be repaid.
DERIVATIVES TRADING
I bet
you sweat
BANKER'S PROMISSORY
NOTE
my gosh
what tosh
FINANCIAL TIMES
loan freeze
cash please
REPOSSESSED
no bread
in shed
Life is but on loan from Time
We pay back our debt with Days
So do your best to invest
Six feet above ground
January 14, 2016
Can you have
without owning
Can you embrace
what’s on loan
Can you give
without taking
Can your love
—stand alone
(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2019)
Kermit the Frog went to get a loan for a van
And Jim Henson went along to give him a hand
But when filling out race
Kermit had both a trace
Of pistachio and cotton American
There was a young woman with daughter
She worked more hours than she oughta
Worked her fingers to the bone
Needed a payday loan
To pay for the shoes that she bought her
Credit ads, which sweet like a songs of robins,
Should be read skeptically, not as it shown.
Not "Just take a loan! No any problems!",
But as, "No any problems? Just take a loan!"
Only heretics
will seek the truth
Against the grain
they find the proof
Pandering Angels
wings on loan
In fear of shadows
— where answers roam
(Dreamsleep: August, 2024)
Words left borrowed
heavy on the heart
Actions defaulting
stillborn and dark
Pawning the foundling
orphan on loan
Love unbequested
— dying alone
(Dreamsleep: April, 2024)
Borrowed my heart
And wore it on your sleeve
Pierced it with a pin
To make it stick
Showed the world
My emotions
Made me vulnerable
Gave it out on loan
But will I ever have it back?
Form:
Hey look at me, quite a treat you will see
A body so fine and it's all mine, but ain't free
Demand big dollars
Want a piece? just holler
However, a bank loan may be needed
Good job to you, red piggy
I'll use you for good
My plan for you is big
For this Christmas.
Sorry, I'll butcher you now
I'll have to pay my loan debt
Anyway, I'll save you then after.
The air I breathe,
the blood that flows
The light that shines,
the voice that knows
The question asked,
the answer stoned
Tomorrow sold
—today on loan
(Dreamsleep: February, 2020)
The banking rate
is like a young lady
one day low and promising
next day
the value rises with several per cent
and a question
at the dance floor
by the river will be
can I get a loan?
Form: