Money Sonnet Poems

These Money Sonnet poems are examples of Sonnet poems about Money. These are the best examples of Sonnet Money poems written by international poets.

But tell my friend, you must have moved a lot.
Oh sure, I’ve been in a constant journey:
To a beggar for a few biscuits bought,
With a

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Last night I dreamt I was one-rupee coin
Who met a two-thousand rupee crisp note
In a rich man’s pocket, looking so keen
At the exalted worthy of

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Come out of the darkness, stand in the light.
Speak from your heart and give us insight.
Don’t treat us like animals lured by honey.
Saying you care

© Bill Baker  

They filed his blood beneath a numbered case—
the marrow went to war without a call.
The VA counted cells, not what took place
in basements where his

© Jaymee Thomas  

What of life’s bounty will a long life ensure?
What value is purpose as life we endure?
Is it beauty, talent, or money we need?
Is it fame

© Bill Baker  

Time was money was when a mindful mate
That gave me time enough to feel its feel--
The touch of grain and texture of its state,
How one

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Though small in size you stood strong' and wise
In your answer to him, of your intended demise!
And that of our fair state.' In our great

© Joe Maverick  

Mist wraps around her like dreams,  
Smart-girl vibes echo in whispers,  
She struts through rain and thunder,  
New money shines bright in

© Sheena A Moore  

An empty leader can feel like a king
And every waking minute without pause
Seek small brain rewards and shun self-made flaws
Expressing great thirst for some bloody

© Duke Beaufort  

A lot of life I’ve lived; in all these years
some attitudes and thoughts of mine have changed.
Here’s one example: I’ve got fewer fears,
but one thing

© Andrea Dietrich  

He was thrilled to shill his best bet token
AM green candles he had awoken 
So I FOMO’d in chasing candles green
Surely to see more money

© Perrin Peacock  

Sonnet 7 New Wave
It has been a long four years of pain, suffering, malice and being foolish
The court jester in the house of white has

© Aaron Vialpando  

He had a house and money he could spend.
But that was not enough; he wanted more.
He met a person posing as a friend,
and she could

© Andrea Dietrich  

People betrayed me because of what I don't have
Now they have what I want but can't give it to me
Kindness is who you are not

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

manifest destiny

pros say 'tain't reasonable expecting
change overnight involving much money
besides military needs more funding
to destroy north bear and make days sunny

peace is not exceptional agenda
when

© Cornelius Brantley