Short Promoters Poems

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Premium Member Some Religious Wolves In Clothing

Uncontrolled lustful defiling, dirty and inciting
The profaning of holy sanctuary
Wolves amongst gentle lambs 
The greedy and money hungry

The un-sharing and un-caring
Deceitful with, 10% truth and 90% untruths.
These are itching ear promoters, abusers and users.
If the money were gone, they would be gone also.


Premium Member A Step in the Bucket

           Lazy folks design better mousetraps
           Industrious folks bring them to market

             Money-hungry promoters hawk ‘em
             Insecure consumers gobble ‘em up

                America lurches on its way

                    Two steps sideways
                    A step in the bucket 

                     Trust turns to dust

Premium Member Beware Fake God Men

a fad, a cult, a kundalini awakening school where the sacred is commercialised, trivialised we are dismayed seeing how the blind lead the blind later sharing deluded interpretations on the cocktail circuit the promoters of the con game laughing all the way to the bank whilst those who sought spiritual enablement, no wiser than before 15-May-2023

Suicide Promoters

There are Haters in society
who only seek to bring  grief 
to others,
causing them pain and
uncomfortabilities,
encouraging good people to sink
beneath their capabilities,
robbers of self-esteem and confidence,
They'll tear another down,
until they hurt themselves,
The objective is to eliminate the
competition,
but their "comeuppance" happens
when God anticipates their lead,
doing a 360 on their evil deeds.

Premium Member only an iceberg

it is only an iceberg one of the underlings said
captain of this ship knew most would be dead
He had not wanted to eliminate all of those boats
but the promoters thought this beast would always float

only an iceberg, and the ship disappeared into the sea
with fifteen hundred people lost in the bowels of history
on her maiden voyage, this glorious vessel went down
For a disaster in history, the Titanic wears the crown
Form: Rhyme


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