Short Merchants Poems

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


Premium Member Oil Spill

OIL SPILL

Says car radio
“Oil spill on the Yellowstone”
Why I’m feeling ill
And great cities smoke away
Fat merchants blink at breakfast
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Evergreen Nights

on evergreen nights
merchants rake lush prairie tress...
a killing field 



Premiere haiku contest II: Anything Goe
Re-submitted 7/2/2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beautiful Quetzal Feathers

Such beautiful quetzal feather
Found in Tikal among the heather
Blue and green shining through
So unique through and through
Merchants trade them in every weather.
Form: Limerick

Power

The merchants control the gold mines;
The lords control merchants’ trade;
The king controls lords’ laws;
The queen controls the king’s thoughts;
The queen has everything.

Cantar Cantar

The incerating toilet
A merchants dream
Product.
A byproduct environmently
friendly 

By: Aspect Kindly
Of Pizzerene Inc.
A V
Pribe-More Business Co.
Music and Dance
Form: Ballad


The Merchant's Lady Iii

From merchants
One law may be derived,
To warn all

Our constitution is a lie.
What they call Evolution
Is nothing more than,

An inflated fallacy
fashioned by the outlaws in us
meanness is constant.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Far, Far Too Much Matzo

      ‘Tis Passover season
         and just for that reason
       I buy far, far too much matzo ...
         
      The family budget hangs me for treason
         though the merchants I am pleasin’
Form: Monorhyme

The Good Witches Potion

A Lovers Charm..
A Merchants Ring.
A Bullfrogs Heart..
A Black Bats Wing..
In the cauldron, 
to simmer and swell.
I raise the Goblet..
and cast my spell.

Actual spell:

http://www.poetrysoup.com/member_area/edit_my_poem.aspx?PoemID=605504

Electric Gravity Size Up

Gravity leaps
Flood of merchants across borders
Meddle with shoelaces-
Government ties a baker's dozen
As a secure future treds 

But lightly outbursting pounded
Chest metal shed, I grew tall
Seeing it all unfold
While wandering feet back across borders sped

Premium Member Mr Mrs Manipulators

Mr MrsManipulators  agents and schemers,
Hustlers prying on individuals emotions, trust
and finances. Merchants of manipulating a fraud Mr Mrs instigators scheming lies charmers and influencers of deceptions plotting one's downfall to gain popularity and notoriery.

Success

success
                           joyful,intrepid
             satisfying,enduring,mesmerizing
       merchants,academicians,politicians,students
                     cheating,rioting,killing
                          sorrowful,fretful
                                failure.
Form: Diamante

Merchants Heaven

Between the dawn of ends and time empires wept wealthy 
where glints of pillars vanished beyond the grass,
alone quiet merchants beneath joined will and turned the gates of golden riches
where tombs set dust and shadows upon a lonely grief and bid a final silent 
sunlight...farewell...

Premium Member Romantic

Romance is grand, that is the tack.
Of course it's all commercial ruse;
Merchants to turn books red to black
And cause us wallets to abuse.
Not one device of foe nor friend
Tallies the losses less than gain
In funds when love comes to an end:
Cash down the unsuspecting drain.

2/14/18
Form: Acrostic

Marriage In Debts

Marriage is an engagement,
Two minds agreement,
The bed playing the middleman,
A bed,the first debt in marriage for settlement,
Ring brings a debt,
The cake baked in debt,
Dress designed in debt,
Meals in merchants books of debt,
A marriage is said in life to set,
But in fact it's settlements of debts!

Premium Member The Farmer's Market

The merchants rise
In the early morn
Preparing their wares
Then setting prices

The people enter
Looks around them
Selecting their choices
Before their purchases

Snack bar refreshments 
To refresh themselves
Then begin again
For lots of bargins

Tired merchant
Soon ready to pack
Anxious to be home
To count their cash

Premium Member Cash Only

Some merchants make life hard when they won't accept a credit card. Forget checks, or even gold dust. They want those greenbacks that say "In God We Trust". Goods and services are rendered each day. However, cash is their only payment way. Those legal tender pieces of paper are what they want today. Inspired by another member's poem

Long Ago

I am thinking of a time long ago, yet not so long ago.
Kings and Queens ruled the lands.
Warriors and knights would fight their fights and children were told stories by candle lights.
Merchants and travelers traversed by means of land and sea and always careful to obey royal decree.
Gangs of thieves would commit their crime and as I think back I remember this time.

while walking

Small birds,
Protect us!
Psychopaths,
Neurotic princesses,
Bakers and pastry chefs,

Protect us,
Incomplete journalists,
Sociopaths,
French poets,

Small birds,
Protect us!
Wealthy fish merchants,
Vicious cashiers,
vanitous athletes,

Small birds,
Protect us!
Virile sanitation workers,
Small electricians
May your voices be raised
Higher than theirs.

Open Grave

Fey King knelt to me.
Hearts engraved with oak leaves
Songs of fires and green rosaries
Bands of merchants plying their wares
Queens ascending toward mountains glen
Scenes of battle and quests of yore
Live contention favors from source
Cosmic gardens Love branching forth
Trees connecting roots deep in the earth
Stars descending fall from the sky
Open secret I never die.

Geography and Racism

Geography and Racism 

I have only seen 
Africa from the deck
Of a ship sailing by
What I know comes
From books 
White men meeting 
In darkest Africa
The merchants followed
Soldiers
And colonisation 
Racism is contagious and
It settled in the mind
Of Europeans 
The illness widened to
Include everyone not white
Now we live
With our trespasses 
It truly is a burden

Stratification

Most politicians are liars
(As they are adept in tricks)
Most militants are no mind
(As they are trained to obey sillier)
Most merchants are greedy cheaters
(As too many profits they care)
Most pilferers are caught in red hand
(As they fail in nowhere)
...
Most of them will then Dwell 
In a cell in hell
Once, Satan asks
Who needs a fry bath? 
Silence, the hell becomes still
Form: Verse

Premium Member Cobalt Blue

Dark (1) Colors (2) Like (1) Deep, deep (2) Cobalt Blue (3) Weeping (2) Sad (1) Not like (2) Gold sunshine (3) When the fall comes (4) Merchants weep, (3) The rich (2) Weep (1) Fallen, (2) All will cry (3) Cobalt (2) Blue (1) U.S. (2) Falls (1)
Waltzing With Color Inspired by Kim Merryman Written July 09, 2015 Syllable count as in the contest rules..
Form: Verse

From the Walls of Jerusalem

Walking through 
the old city 
   One feels the power 
of this metropolis 
The narrow streets are 
  filled with youngsters 
running by 
  Aggressive merchants 
ply their wares 
  And as we walk 
we are swept back in time 
Swept back to the 
   age of the Kings 
When Jerusalem ruled
   a small empire 
Hasidim pass by 
  as do Arabs 
This city is "such 
stuff as dreams are made of" 
I have been there!

Marionette

West, the winds of morning billow,
Buffeting the cloudy pillow
Of a death-grey sky.
East, aborted sunlight stumbles
Up the cloud-stair, where it crumbles,
Tumbles, and the pieces lie
Rain-smashed, as the wind bolts by.

Down below, the merchants tighten
Shutters, awnings—storms will frighten
Customers away.
God and weather know no reason,
Man’s a puppet, any season,
White or gold or green or grey,
Sunny—snowy—rainy day.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Marionette

West, the winds of morning billow,
Buffeting the cloudy pillow
Of a death-grey sky.
East, aborted sunlight stumbles
Up the cloud-stair, where it crumbles,
Tumbles, and the pieces lie
Rain-smashed, as the wind bolts by.

Down below, the merchants tighten
Shutters, awnings—storms will frighten
Customers away.
God and weather know no reason,
Man’s a puppet, any season,
White or gold or green or grey,
Sunny—snowy—rainy day.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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