Short Pauper Poems

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Age Is Taking Its Toll

Age is taking its toll I find It's unavoidable no matter how refined King or pauper Rich man's daughter Depends if the cheque is good you signed
Categories: pauper, adventure,
Form: Limerick


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For the Prince and the Pauper

It is what it seems - Another boy's dreams Of Ronaldo fame. His shirt is a shame, His goal is the same - True love for the game. March 16, 2021
Categories: pauper, poverty, soccer,
Form: Verse
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Living My Adventure

an adventure every day
I can choose princess or pauper
writing my story as I create it
my ideas
my ideals
my beliefs
my attitudes
my choices
I choose princess
Categories: pauper, life,
Form: Free verse

None Happier Than the Other

Grasshopper in boiling pot
Wild wolf in boiling furnace

Pauper in king’s palace
Rich man in pauper’s hut

Devil queen in God’s kingdom
Holy Angel in devil’s palace
Categories: pauper, integrity, irony,
Form: Couplet
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The Poet Is a Lonely Heart

The poet is a lonely heart
A beggar with a clue
A pauper with a portly point of view
He joins the feast without a beast
To pick a bone or two
And yet his plate is full when he is through.
Categories: pauper, poets,
Form: Light Verse


Pathetic Is

Òpression of the pauper poor, By Class distinctions paltry whore, The would be super-rich, Step on the downtrodden quick, Think they are better for, Pathetic is their pitch. Don Johnson
Categories: pauper, adventure,
Form: Rhyme

Rich Pauper Man Dilemma

There was a man
tormented,
abandoned...
He had no friends,
only flatterers...
He was so poor,
but so pauper,
that nothing had...
There was nothing, in fact he only had
  silver, gold, and  cash...!
Categories: pauper, allusion, analogy, appreciation, extended metaphor, friendship, poverty,
Form: Free verse

A Grave Warning

he spent his whole life
poisoned by cupidity...
yet died a pauper


14.07.19

'Senryu About Greed, Lust Or Loss. Poetry Contest' sponsored by Tania Kitchin

syllable count checked by ear and PS syllable counter
Categories: pauper, death, desire,
Form: Senryu
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Gone and Forgotten

No matter how famous we become or what we achieve We all meet the same fate, no one gets a reprieve Be they, king or pauper Or some rich man's daughter We're all gone and forgotten when we finally take leave
Categories: pauper, life,
Form: Limerick
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Gone and Forgotten

No matter how famous we become or what we achieve We all meet the same fate, we don't get no reprieve Be they king or pauper Or some rich man's daughter We're all gone and forgotten when we finally take leave
Categories: pauper, future,
Form: Limerick

Chantaclair

Chantaclair
From the pleasure garden,
  came the grape to ferment the vintage,
        loved by pauper poet, saint, or sage.
Taste so sweet with just a hint of bite,
    nectar of the gods,
        but a single bottle survives, Chantaclair.
Categories: pauper, drink,
Form: Blank verse

Window

upstairs window
the fields looking as
covered with snow in the night
thinking of all and nothing
but the moonlit fields

my zen books,
peter pauper press editions,
yellow with age now
showing my steadfast love
for no-mind even now
Categories: pauper, age, growing up, moon,
Form: Tanka

Farewell My Love

Tears Roll Gently My heart cries As it dies once more My arms go limp as you break free Standing alone with memories and a broken heart I am lost, a pauper without a grave, doing time waiting for Him to call me home
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pauper, heartbreak,
Form: Fibonacci
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Sequence -Yeoman To No Men

They
cut up
the common,
enclosed the heath
and
made
the land
all their own-
putting to the
plough-
once 
freemen,
then wage slaves-
as a pauper
lie.

For more on the English enclosure please read
Oliver Golssmith's 'The Deserted Village' or John Clare/William Barnes poetry
Categories: pauper, business, history, people, places, political
Form: Lanterne

Hero In Chaos Or Pauper In Paradise

It is better to be a pauper in paradise
Than a hero in chaos,
For a pauper in paradise can still
Partake in plentiful simple pleasures,
Yet a hero in chaos is neither free
From untimely death nor above the
Corrosive attrition that fear begets.


All rights released into Public Domain
Categories: pauper, allusion, anxiety, peace, philosophy, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Alliteration

My Real Name Is

My name is Stephen King, it is really
Like the famous horror author 
Though more good looking than he is
He is comfortably rich I’m only a pauper.

Nehpets Gnik is my username on here
I could not declare my real name
For I am humbled to share it with him
Comparing my work with his put me to shame.
Categories: pauper,
Form: Quatrain
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From Rags To Riches

A pauper begs at the town gate
and sets, each day, a date with fate.
He harbours dreams where riches flow
but morning finds him on skid row.

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Killing With an Epigram Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Margarita Lillico
    Placed 2nd
28th April, 2022
Categories: pauper, desire, poverty,
Form: Rhyme

Love and Life .

Love and life ,now lost in time .
Deluded dreams that drive the hope .
When meaningful moments marched in rhyme
For pauper,priest ,Prince and Pope .
Sceptics scan each scrap of news
With time and tide precision tools ,
Where visionaries vent their victory views.
For friend and foe's forgiving fools .
© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pauper, life, time,
Form: Alliteration

Just Life

A grain of truth, 
the grit of life, 
the pauper, a richman,
who knows of strife.
An incoming tide, an
outgoing train, leaving
or arriving, it’s all the same.
Strive if you must with
might and main, 
to live,
to die or gain.
For fate has its say, 
gives of its time,
some luck
and sometimes a prize.
Categories: pauper, time,
Form: I do not know?
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Poetry

I’m a Nobody -- 
at my best I serve
as conduit, a vessel
that God may fill 
to overflow, pouring
out His wisdom and
Love -- 

Forgotten my lovely
poem a week after,
what will the world
think of me, a year after
I am gone?

To live one’s poetry
is to die a pauper

To live one’s Faith

Is not to care….
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pauper, faith, god, inspirational, love, poetry, wisdom, writing,
Form: Free verse

Finding Esther Mae

Esther sings 
Through an overbite smile 
Each quivering note 
Cut
Into precious stones 
That ripple the audible calm
Staccato stones
Skipping in the wake
Of
The coarsing passage
Those double crossing blues 
Did lay
Pauper to grave
But her quivering stones 
Ripple through ardent ears
Double crossing 
The passage 
Of time.
Categories: pauper, celebration,
Form: Free verse
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The Homeless

~In ‘Than-Bauk’ rhyme
                      I will prime line…
                             My time lined verse…
 

  “from homeless homes
                    Pauper roams not
                           from dome’s sky light!”

                           For and in Honor of Dr Ram
                           And contest: “Than-Bauk
Categories: pauper, dedication,
Form: Than-Bauk

The Shining

Yo Steve-0
?Que paso?

You are rich and famous
I am a pauper

People love your words.
They abhor mine.

You will never want to
sit down for a second
and talk with me.

Because your better man. Like Eddie Vedder, man.
and I would guess that you know it.

I never read your books.
They make me sick from 
the compulsion you show.
Categories: pauper, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse

Why the Leaves Are Green

People call me as insane
Sitting alone on the plain

They say I am very keen
Asking why the leaves are green

They see me glance at the ocean
They watch me look at the sun

I am just a crazy pauper
For those who have no answer

Leaves are green, God and I know
Ocean's blue whilst sun's yellow

Eureka! Leaves are between
Sun and ocean, so they're green
Categories: pauper, funny, me, me,
Form: Rhyme

The Riches of Wisdom

Having been given the role of pauper,
a mere pawn in life's chess game;
I've excepted then the offer,
casting upon none blame.
Had I fame and fortune
and all its worldly acclaim;
Might not I revel in my portion
and squander away my name.
Better then, the riches of wisdom,
for me a just reward;
With knowledge as my kingdom
and all the universe mine to hoard.
Categories: pauper, introspection, philosophy, social, universe,
Form: Rhyme
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