Short Pricing Poems

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


No Thinking, Just

No judging, just loving
No hurting, just living 
No budgeting, just pricing
No nudging, just longing
No huffing, just climbing 
No shifting, just lounging 
No action, just waiting
Form: Rhyme


Enticing Icing and Pricing

Enticing Icing and Pricing

We were inspired by the great icing,
That had been attractive and enticing;
We wanted to buy;
Take home and try,
Until we saw what it cost and pricing.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On Pause

Pricing tickets for our stay
Let's go somewhere far away
Away for just a little while
Walks on beaches for a mile
Or two or three or maybe more
No need to care or mind the store
Let the world go on its spiel
While we get off the spinning wheel
Form: Rhyme

Ifs And Butts

The jig was up and the seller got the shaft as the fletcher (all a-quiver) pricing feathers (more arrows for to craft) saw the target total cost (legal tender) as sky-high (yet altho' not immoral) let fly and shot his bolt (at the vender) which started quite the quirky quarrel
Form: Rhyme

The Fool

Different publishers
Many offers
Praising their dollar seeking way
Hungry to publish my poems
Establish my talent,
Gift and voice.
Take advantage I must!
Many poets order extra copies,
Their proffer
Special pricing…
…BUT HURRY
Time is limited
Mail us your order
Send your check
And forever remain 
The fool.


Premium Member Jeeper By the Dozen

A ninety thousand dollar Jeep,
And that’s a standard one, no less!
The ‘23 Grand Wagoneer
Conquers the school lines best, I guess.

If Coleridge dreamt of Rubikahns
With pricing up among the stars,
I’d search for stash of heroin
And check his needle arm for scars.

A capital idea though
And P. T. Barnum comes to mind,
So climb up in that Wagoneer
And leave those school moms far behind.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Pricing Rising Money Is Dying

These days it's tough being alive
Each day trying to survive
High prices are everywhere
Everyone living in fear
Paychecks not lasting for long
As your trying to be strong
Doing what's right to get by
To support family you try
To stretch out every dollar
But inside you scream and holler
Hoping costs go down again
Like they were way back when
No one had to choose between
Paying rent or food to eat
Form: Rhyme

Falling Into a Dyke

I just asked a Cleve Mike 
What it might just be like 
To fall into a dyke 
While riding a fast bike?
A Mike Mc styling,
All day gusto rising,
His showmanship pricing,
His daily cake icing
But Mike was all silence, 
My question robbed of sense
Through not planned reticence;
I think A Mike's Patience
But soon from Mike "A hike!"
"Satan's own planned strike"

So, no last violence
To obvious common sense.
Form: Rhyme

Enticing Pricing

Enticing Pricing

Is amazing how people will find pricing
Which may appear to always be enticing
On you will dawn,
Should read on;
Was way too high and never is enticing.

Jim Horn

For my favorite poetry fans. Should be
best poem but oh well, only I am the
one who could tell. What I said and 
really meant is how could you be
incompetent; Read poems that are
written like mine while drinking
wine a fruit from the vine.

Now write ma a limerick
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Onion

Onion is crying
For-itself
Without peeling
Without cutting
Only sitting 
On the shelf
Prices to soar
Without uproar
Maximum this year
Minimum next year
Unable to know
Why prices grow?
Sometimes to throw
Sometimes to borrow
So much confusion
Or the market's illusion
Farmer in delusion
Customer's suffocation
Problem to solve
Still unsolved
Of simple pricing
Without price hiking
Of the perishable cycle
Of onions survival.
               -Rohan Dhabade
Form: Cinquain

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