Short Revenues Poems
Short Revenues Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Revenues by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Revenues by length and keyword.
fiscal
adjective FISS-kul
1 : of or relating to taxation, public revenues, or public debt
2 : of or relating to financial matters
non notables
same is to same old
repeat offenders
nothing new
back scratch revenues
old poets club.
canned scriptures
wasted words
post mortem phrases
casket contusions
dead dendrites.
old poet network news.
boring, blatant, bygones,
corporeal cripples.
Business is like this
No fame, no profit
No benefit, no deal.
Business on the go
Less talk, less profit
More talk, more gain.
Business with benefit
Friendship brings favor
Engage, more connection.
Business is service
It's love being measured
Best serve, born revenues.
Accessible rhyme is never good.
The penalty is understood—
soft titters from dark board rooms where
the businessmen paste on their hair
and, Colonel Klinks, defend the Muse
with reprimands of Dr. Seuss.
The best book of the age sold two,
or three, or four (but not to you),
strange copies of the ones before,
misreadings that delight the board.
They sit and clap; their revenues
fall trillions short of Mother Goose.
A lot of malls are closing
(As I found out in the news)
‘Cause empty stores must equal
A decline in revenues.
For many folks despise the trip –
The traffic, parking, gas –
Especially when Amazon
Has bargains that surpass.
With just one click, your every wish
Comes true at your command
And you don’t have to schlep those bags,
So heavy in your hand.
A way of life is passing by,
For better or for worse
And soon our homes will be the measure
Of our universe.