Short Payers Poems
Short Payers Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Payers by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Payers by length and keyword.
A peerless purveyor
pared pears on a pier.
Pierre, his au pair,
peered on, it appears.
Not payers, both players
prayed pious petitions;
For the nonce, no pence brought,
naught came to fruition.
Categories:
payers, nursery rhyme, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
hokeyschmokie
tellallthefolkey
kashismissbiss
enessthingsoupth
eeumpiresnose
okey.....enough about that:
universal health care
is more important
than politicians
money or us
against them
that is looking after your citizens...the tax payers....the CONSUMERS!!!!
stan sand
Categories:
payers, absence, america, freedom,
Form:
Narrative
Every year government allots humongous amount of money to schools for buying new books. Alas! bought, catalogued..library decorated with shiny books! End of the year, many of those books are not even touched! Keeps happening year after year! Are books being irrelevant in children's lives?!!!! What about tax-payers' money?
Categories:
payers, books, children,
Form:
Prose
He stood, arms, legs, outstretched, seemingly biding
in that lambent light against, darkening grey
where summer heat and storm are oft colliding;
in some time, the rain will come, yet not today.
Ancient dust will settle on his naked breast
slowly bake between the Sun and human sweat;
as his shadow slowly shifts from East to West
he knows, again, his payers have not been met.
Categories:
payers, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
payers, beautiful, deep, night, sky, space, universe,
Form:
Lyric
Hers was the wishing well of magic and moonlit revelry
Joined within a mastery of domesticated wizardry
They say she was a powerful soul
His royal handsomeness mounted the vehicle of glory bellowing on thick hind legs
ready for war
Kingdoms confront years of anger, streets swamped with vigilantes as children hide.
Tears and blood mix amongst the common tax payers
"Warriors take aim"...... Jerusalem cried
Categories:
payers, history, religion, war
Form:
I do not know?