Short Tycoon Poems

Short Tycoon Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Tycoon by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Tycoon by length and keyword.


Pander Slander

An incredibly bad cartoon
Shows the wife beneath a tycoon
Though inopportune
She will see at noon
Solicitor Peter Balloon
Form: Limerick


Gas Ping Ii

There once was a wealthy tycoon
Who loved piloting his balloon
In Albuquerque
He rammed a turkey
And landed a wee bit too soon
Form: Limerick

Video Games Played

Eyes glued to screen
Ignore homework of teacher 
Down load video game 
Some rich becomes a tycoon 
Cost younger generation

For the Video Game Played contest of Yasmin Khan
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Relatives Came Around

He was a tycoon which meant he was a tyrant
Her ma’s side did not get along with the likes of him
Not knowing this, Sheila began to date the man.
Suddenly they were all great friends with her honey, Jim.
Form: Rhyme

Precis Writing

The personal life of Sam Grover, a popular talk-show host, turns upside down when he accepts an assignment from a media tycoon.The job plunges him into 
a deadly cat-and-mouse game hiding behind a veneer of glamour, money and power.
Form: Tazkira


Premium Member Limerick: Once a Tight Tycoon Fell In a Swoon

Limerick : Once a tight Tycoon fell in a swoon

Once a tight Tycoon fell in a swoon
Having slapped a Goon during typhoon
Both his hands got twisted
Behind his back instead
Since Goon spits into Tycoon’s spittoon.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member bright sparks


show me a zero carbon footprint ~ and i'll point out its shoeless slave

but first we'll need a generator ~ to shed light on his pitch black cave

said an oil tycoon to the cobbler ~ who turns on the lathe for a shave 


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

The Last Sim City Tycoon

Who can deny the carnival thrill
Spilling through Great White American hope
To be pleased and teased
Like every adventurous American girl
Unheld by tradition's claim
Paving new paths
On feminist wave
Women in power that flower like tycoons
With nothing to prove

Premium Member Cartoon--

Full moon baboon Croon poon, Communes high noon Spoons prunes Harpoons balloons bridoon buffoon Tycoon Camaroon Boone Inopportune a billiard saloon Signature tune, Cartoon…
11/13/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. © 2019
Form: Footle

Heads Nikko Will You Go To Prom

Nikko…will you go?
Will you go to prom?
Will you go to prom?

No?

Prioritizing?  Gym!  Kickboxing!  Golfing! No Nikko!
Nikko…will you go?
Nikko…will you go?
Nikko….my pinup tomboy tycoon!

No?

I will comb my wig for you!
Will you go?  
Will you go?

Nikko will you go to prom?
© K. James  Create an image from this poem.

Hatred's Other Face

I love you

words spoken

in English Spanish Arabic Tagalog and Swahili

words spoken

by waitress

and by the tycoon

by the wife

and by the mistress

by the executive

and by the seamstress

words you hear

whispered

among those who kill

and among those who are killed

hatreds other face

   destiny

of human race.

Premium Member Entitled

Ivory tower dweller; 
born with a silver spoon
in his mouth.
He's used to riding 
the lofty coattails 
of his tycoon father 

Selfish, 
arrogant 
and self-centered, 
he expects people 
in his life to go 
the extra mile to keep 
his life "comfortable"

When they fall short, 
he treats them 
like chopped liver.
He's convinced himself
the world owes him
something.



Date written: 06/04/2021
Form: Verse

Angel On the Moon

(In memory of the late Phyllis Hyman)

Dear Angel,
On the Moon
Come back to
see Us, real soon
For We miss your
harmonious tune
Long to fall for you
like a drifting balloon
Hang onto your Melody
as a lovesick buffoon
By storm, did you take
Us, just like a typhoon
Dropping lyrics that were
Powerful, as a tycoon
So, entertain Us, why don't
you, as would a cartoon
And, start Spreading your
Wings to leave the Cocoon
Form: Elegy

Premium Member I Stole the Moon

On a clear night, I stole the moon and placed it in a gold locket. Acting like a wealthy tycoon, I tucked it into my pocket. I tried to impress all the girls with my pretty shiny object. And yet, unlike a string of pearls a magical moon was suspect. It wasn't long before I knew that it looked better in the sky. And so, I put it back like new nonetheless, it was worth a try. (Quatrain) 6/12/2018
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member silkworm

                                                  What is
        
                                               benevolence?

                                              A poor cocoon
                                    
                                      peels off his fine silk coat

                                        and gifts it to a tycoon

                                               Be graceful.

PLACED :  1 St
Form: Verse

What Is Wrong With Paris?

paris, 
the daughter of a hotel tycoon, 
like jim harris, 
she acts like a baboon
oh come on, 
you know what you do,
eating  a  bonbon,
I wish I could say screw  you
a dirty VIDEO, 
too many to name,
hearing abou you on the RADIO, 
it's all the stinking  same
 a dumb blonde, 
who is an idiot, 
just like Mr..smith, 
wants to get jiggy with it
who cares paris, 
who cares if you get hit by a pepsi truck, 
here's to you paris, 
guess what,  you suck!!!!
Form:

Pride

Customized shoes and a leather coat
That’s the swagger of this poet
Forward is where I’ll stir this boat
My journey is like the dead Sea 
I will always float
If you don’t like this goat 
Than swallow your pride 
And let it reminisce in your throat 
Living life like a goon 
I didn’t grow up with a silver spoon
Sleepless nights and hustling 
From dusk till noon 
I feel like the man on the Moon
Knowing I’m far 
But kept telling myself I’ll get it Soon
I am a poetic tycoon

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