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Premium Member Salaries of Ball Players
Salaries of ball players have gone awry In the realm of sanity my question is why A million ain't enough Life can be tough Feeding the kids and other nonsense that applies
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Categories: salaries, nonsense,
Form: Limerick



Standard of Education
There is a fall in standard
Are salaries paid?
Who to blame?

Lazy ones refused to read
Would they  do exam?
Can they pass?




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Categories: salaries, education,
Form: Verse
Premium Member When a Dollar Was Worth 100 Pennies
Remember when the dollar was worth 100 pennies Those were the days when we all had plenty Salaries were laughable A million was impossible But that was way back in the twentieth century
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Categories: salaries, nostalgia,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member W-A-Y-Y-Y Back In the 20th Century
Remember when the dollar was worth 100 pennies Those were the days when we all had plenty Salaries back then were laughable when A million dollars was actually worth a million then But that was w-a-y-y-y back in the 20th century © Jack Ellison 2015
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Categories: salaries, fun,
Form: Limerick
Politics--The Joke
in Oz, we don't like political jokes,
Here, they all get elected, folks, 
Pollies sell their souls for money,
Their salaries aren't even funny,
Then they get super to retire,
Better candidates we should hire,
Different from our oldies and veterans,
They're on measly financial plans,
Yes, that's why we don't like political jokes,
Here, they all get elected, folks!...

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Categories: salaries, political,
Form: Free verse



Politricks
Four in one, nine baptised,
I hear you say legalised fraudlence,
Promises air-conditioned highways and streets,
Salaries and wages without working,
An easy life made sweet and comfortable.

Now, all can join the bandwagon of rigging, 
Of Moonslide Marsslide victories,
With babies and peoples ritually sacrificed,
Received with glee by their lord, 
The god of politricks....

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© Odu Mkwute  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: salaries, philosophy,
Form: Ballad
Politricks
Four in one, nine baptized,
I hear you say legalized fraudulence.
Promises air-conditioned highways and streets;
Salaries and wages without workings,
An easy life made sweet and comfortable.

Now, all can join the bandwagon of rigging,
Of Moonslide and Marsslide victories,
With babies and peoples ritually sacrificed.
Received with glee by their lord,
The god of Politricks....

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© Odu Mkwute  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: salaries, history, philosophy, political
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Vegetarian Fox Our Cabbie
Vegetarian fox offered his services to me.
The other bunnies said no until they knew he was free.
He’s a cabbie, I said, and he takes all kinds about.
They watched him carefully for years with bunny minds full of doubt.

Vegetarian fox finally asked us for a dollar a night.
The bunnies refused, they are incredibly tight.
Since we get paid ten for each gig that we do,
I took it out of their salaries, and I paid the fox two....

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Categories: salaries, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form: Rhyme
Damned By the Crown
Welfare's a little
too cheap for their jobs.
Blaming their leaders
whom we would call snobs.

Government money kept
by those higher.
Never sent down
that welfare acquire.

Starved of our money
while taxed to our spite.
Jobs for these hypocrites:
governed in blight.

Wages unfair
for government work.
Salaries so high
they're debts for a clerk.

Power above
that's not coming down.
Money not shared
and damned by the Crown....

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Categories: salaries, corruption, money,
Form: Quatrain
Scum of Nations
At times, go public spending
And twice, will the salaries of functionalism
While they fleece the public treasure
Easy-going, claim the subdued
At the profuse bronchitis of patriotism
At the mercy of poor care

Get up, come and join us will
The scum of nations
Countless like the grains
In the deep Oceans
And the stoical vastness of deserts
Where the annoying wind
All entangled in gigantic fuss
And it even that more awake
Stay the unwary, because of all this...

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Categories: salaries, angst,
Form: Free verse
Gayan Paraapt
1.The question is under what authority they collected the money?
2.Ran ads in cinema halls and constituted a five member bench to supervise the fund or construction of the dam. 
3.Since the fund is lying there and not being utilized they should have the decency to return the money to the gullible people who gave it to them.
4.Give back that money to such government servants whose salaries were forcibly contributed to humor him and the contributions that were given.......

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Categories: salaries, money, people, places, power, river, uplifting, urban,
Form: Free verse
Politricks
It was
four in one
nine baptised i hear

You say
this is indeed
legalised fraudlence

In it
air-conditioned 
highways,streets promised

as are 
salaries and wages 
without legitmate working

and easy
life made sweet
and very comfortable

all can
now join the 
bandwagon of rigging

of shows,
adulating in Moonslide
and Marsslide victories.

Alas with
babies and peoples
ritually gleefully sacrificed

with joy
received by their 
lord, god of poltricks....

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© Odu Mkwute  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: salaries, life, people, philosophy, political, social,
Form: Free verse
Hell Is Here To Stay Part Two
The few decent people
Left on earth

Were condemned to join
The masses

For another thousand years
Of toil and misery

The bosses were happy
Satan appointed them
To continue to rule

But no strikes
No salaries
And as much abuse
As they could give out

And so, the world turns and turns
Following its way
Around the sun

And the sun
Turns and floats
Through space

And the end was here
And now

No one could tell
The difference anymore
Hell was here to stay...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: salaries, angst, anxiety, dark, evil,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs