Short Supply And Demand Poems

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Trump Supply and Demand

Trump Supply and Demand

Trump sure likes our supplies and does demand,
And does think that he is lord  over all the land;
Always dissented;
Never  repented;
Sure seems to be such a shame has small hand.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Turn To Stone


          Turn To Stone

          Supply and demand - go hand in hand 
          and the hand is attached to a greedy man
          The most ignorant species Earth has ever
          known - I wish mankind would turn to stone.
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Turn To Stone


          Turn To Stone

          Supply and demand - go hand in hand 
          and the hand is attached to a greedy man
          The most ignorant species Earth has ever
          known - I wish mankind would turn to stone.
© Aleta Pope  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Supply and Demand

                            supply 
                  ample, abundant
     issuing, procuring, replenishing
surplus, provision, necessity, upsurge
     requesting, expecting, satisfying 
                   desired, requisite 
                           demand
Form: Diamante

Consumed By Greed

The social curiosity on display
A pound of flesh becomes the pray
I rather swing from the gallows,
Then be sold like a pound of beef
Fat and plump from all this wealth
Thy corpse displayed in this filth
Flies and maggots wait for thee
Justice is hungry for people of greed
Supply and demand shall decide my fate
Yes, a wealthy man, without a need
Burn thy flesh and cleanse thy soul, 
Indeed, I was consumed by greed
Form: Rhyme


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