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Short Payoff Poems

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


A Lonely Fight
I'm afraid that I might be die alone.
Out in the world, love is like a war zone.
All they want is payoff, but not amour.
Yet the love-light, for me, that never shown....

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Categories: payoff, anger, fear, loneliness, vanity,
Form: Rubai



Premium Member Day Off
O glorious day off
it's you that I've sought
you are the payoff
of a week, hard fought

You fill me with cheer
after many a mile
And now that you're here
I awake with a smile...

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Categories: payoff, happiness, holiday, light,
Form: Light Verse
The Big Six Wheel
Spin that wheel! I have that feel! What's the deal?. Where's the joker? Forty-five dollar payoff. I would rather play poker! This form is known as a "whitney". It has seven lines with a syllable structure of 3-4-3-4-3-4-7. It does not have to rhyme.
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Categories: payoff, business, people,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Feeding Time

Sun sets, sky glows cerise.
Throw the nets, catch showpiece.
     Fish abound, birds take off
     All fly round, it's payoff
Birds last meal, night is nigh
Strange feel, gratified high.


17 August 2021

Image 1
6 syllables per line.
Sponsored by: Joseph May...

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Categories: payoff, bird, fish, sunset,
Form: Verse
Take the Money and Run
Twenty-two, black and even is what I wanted to see. When it came up on the roulette wheel, I was filled with glee. Wasn’t I ecstatic when I saw that little white ball. It spun around the wheel and landed in that stall. Very shortly afterward, I heard the dealer’s call. The straight-up payoff for that win is thirty-five to one. That winner was all I needed. I would take the money and run.
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Categories: payoff, adventure, people,
Form: Rhyme



The Raindrops Turn
A ticket lay there waiting
  untold riches bye and bye

The Powerball on Wednesday
  buying freedom with its lies

All barriers seemed broken through
  the world at your command

Perspective dying, hopes run wild
  control spun out of hand

The numbers tell the story
  but the payoff tells the tale

Be careful what you wish for
  —as the raindrops turn to hail

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2018)...

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Categories: payoff, loss,
Form: Rhyme
Motivation
Take me to the verge, push me to the edge, Move me with a surge, lift me with a wedge. Keep me moving forward in a line that’s straight, Remember I’m a coward, When it comes to fate. It’s always you I need, To keep me motivated. And you must concede, It’s not anticipated. If you stay with me, When I hit the wall. The payoff you will see, Will be worth it all. Don’t let me back track, Or ever turn around. Having you I’ll never lack, The power to astound.
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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: payoff, inspirational, me, me,
Form: Light Verse
End Actually
Mortality

Fatality

Actuality

Split the difference

Meek or Innocent

A pocket full of Ashes

We all fall Down

In Nursery Rhymes

The age of innocence

Is puntctuated by the crack of a heart attack

As the light at the end of the tunnel
saying thanks for visiting slowly fades away

Until nothing is left

Because this is the point of no return

Where Mortality

In Actuality

Becomes Fatality

And if Faith
&
Belief 

Was worth the Payoff...

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Categories: payoff, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Todays Political Climate
Today’s Political Climate Tom’s Opinion October 17, 2020 Politicians come to us with conflicting voices, all intended to sway and influence our thought. We’re bombarded daily with a myriad of choices, most succeed in leaving us feeling distraught. In today’s political climate, it’s mostly fake news? Spewed are half truths causing many to scoff. As Progressive Socialist’s are perpetuating their views, career politicians continue reaping a payoff.
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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: payoff, how i feel, political,
Form: Lyric
Payoff
If you get injured, what’s the price
To help assuage your pain?
Do lawyers factor in how much
You whimper or complain?

Of course there are the doctor bills
And days you couldn’t work
Or drive or shop or do the chores
You’d never think to shirk.

They even take into account,
With formulas complex,
What’s owed to someone if
An injured spouse cannot have sex.

No matter what the payoff is,
I’m sure each wounded soul
Would gladly give up all that cash
To once again be whole....

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Categories: payoff, health, money,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs