Short Stipulation Poems
Short Stipulation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Stipulation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Stipulation by length and keyword.
Banshee
Red embers of floating sins
Shuffled tectonic plates beneath like a leaf on a spin
Stark raiment query to the forewarning
Numb to the smoke when purloined hubris as second skin
Nefarious stipulation with life's pregnant mysteries, than drama visible on tube, will roost the din...
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Categories:
stipulation, anxiety, corruption, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
Robert Makes His Will
By Elton Camp
Someday I’ll depart this time of strife.
My will distributes what I had in life.
Ere long I’ll be bones and rotten.
By all my friends well forgotten.
My wife gets a large monthly ration.
If she fulfills just a single stipulation.
She must quickly take another spouse,
Stay married, and live in the same house.
It seems a bit strange to you?
This is what I now hope to do.
Few will mourn my passing, but yet
One man my death will sure regret....
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Categories:
stipulation, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Robert Writes His Will
Robert Writes His Will
By Elton Camp
Someday I’ll depart this time of strife
My will distributes what I had in life
Ere long I’ll be bones and rotten
By all my friends well forgotten
My wife gets a large monthly ration
If she fulfills just a single stipulation
She must quickly take another spouse
Stay married, and live in the same house
It seems a bit strange to you?
This is what I now hope to do
Few will mourn my passing, but yet
One man my death will sure regret...
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Categories:
stipulation, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Robert Makes His Will
Robert Makes His Will
By Elton Camp
Someday I’ll depart this time of strife.
My will distributes what I had in life.
Ere long I’ll be bones and rotten.
By all my friends well forgotten.
My wife gets a large monthly ration.
If she fulfills just a single stipulation.
She must quickly take another spouse,
Stay married, and live in the same house.
It seems a bit strange to you?
This is what I now hope to do.
Few will mourn my passing, but yet
One man my death will sure regret....
Read More
Categories:
stipulation, funny
Form:
Rhyme