Short Pay Up Poems
Short Pay Up Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pay Up by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pay Up by length and keyword.
Pony-up, you owe the money
Your protests, not even funny
When you win, we pay up fast
The about-face ~ What a contrast
Categories:
pay up, games, money,
Form:
Couplet
we wait between tears and dreams
for loves slippery reward.
we share our dreams with night,
who's distant love falls as
shattered glass along our
vulnerable heart.
Categories:
pay up, angst
Form:
Free verse
Soon will be time to pay income tax
They don’t care if you E or send fax
The result is the same
You pay up ‘til you claim
You’re clean like by a dose of exlax
For Carolyn's "taxing times" contest
Categories:
pay up, funny
Form:
Limerick
....t-rump shouted....
pay up...or die; your choice
economic times : / smile : )
well canadas a bit short on cash right now...
so, maybe we should become a chinese ally
or let soviets rush-in as allies....and be u.n. buddies
stan
Categories:
pay up, bullying, character,
Form:
Free verse
Paul Hogan now..A battler thats true' tall tails and long days,
The crocks could tell you.. Also' painter on the bridge
Over Sydney town, tested and tried.' Yet still not bested.' The taxman wanted to make him
Pay up' yet in the end?? Houges; just shot 'em down.'!
Categories:
pay up, education, endurance,
Form:
Rhyme
Farmer Bill was bragging about his purple cow all the time.
If he has a purple cow, a naysayer said, I will pay a dollar and a dime.
Better pay up then, I told him, and the cow’s horns are a weird lime.
He also wears bells on his head, and they whistle, and they chime.
Categories:
pay up, animal,
Form:
Monorhyme
Pay the Piper,
he has come to collect.
Empty your pockets,
eliminate your debt.
The joyride is over,
it came with a price.
The Piper knows the amount,
he is extremely precise.
Revenge has many forms,
it has finally come to interrupt.
Today it takes the shape of the Piper,
time to pay up.
Categories:
pay up, myth,
Form:
Rhyme
< hes my banker and my heads horseman
calling bounty on anothers land
hark the herald angels
I think this game is swell
now thimble owes me sixty five grand
Written by Katherine Stella
Entry For Judy Konos's
Monopoly The Game Of Life Contest
G.L. All
Categories:
pay up, adventure, childhood, education, family, fantasy, children, funny,
Form:
Limerick
Welcome to the parade
Where lost souls and memories
Come to gather
Everyone wants to enter
And everyone wants to leave
But only the entrance is free
It’s all black and white and Technicolor
Pixels and polygons
Where the old collides with the new
Take a ride on regret
Have a bite of introspection
And be sure to take a picture
And when all is said and done
Pay up your exit fee
And have a safe trip home
Categories:
pay up, introspection, life, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse