Stipends Poems - Poems about Stipends

...walk by the burial ground ubiquitous queues of lichen awninged tombstones string out engraving summarizes bold subheading who was adored by whom I slide the dainty floret stipends turn......Read More

...Extra pay just to do one littler thing? It put a skip in my step that mind-blowing spring. Stipends! Stipends! Stipends! I began to chant. I told the principal, “Water your own fern plant.” It ......Read More

...How did it get this bad! Siblings quarreling and squabbling over inheritance Bickering over who is better and more successful; Killing each other How did it get this bad! Senior citizens trea......Read More

...Wealth sings in my domain, you conjure the Arab kings of old your brag of a fat account in a bank with my portrait is laughed by the mouse stealing from my wasted hay nature’s balance fights me ju......Read More

...Potpourri, What Me Worry? Have a Minute? In a Hurry? Reflect, Few Knew 3rd Sept. 1964'ie, Our World Unfurled, "Let There Be Nori!" More Precisely, "Eleanor Anne", 7 of 7, Infinite "Can", Won......Read More

...The Tyrant Was born ginger and learned WhiteRacist from Dad dead now about a year. Possibly opioid addiction but certainly something in growing families of yin-suppressed self-medicating......Read More

...REMEMBER. Remember Poetry is the blood of your visions It rips you apart against The torrid consolidations of mundane Strengths elongated in the retinues Sparked for uncertain verses in tri......Read More

... INNOCENCE WHINES. Angelic souls for work twine, Innocence eradiates in every nerve, Why pressure,work for us they whine, We love us,give us what we deserve. Barbarism,power, ......Read More

...Buoyed over waves of elation Marvel at favourable sights of creation Prospect for attainment visible Within glossy bastion, even trials seems agreeable Mollusk of endearing devotion, grumblin......Read More

...I was born unto a woman and a man, and a government, this was the Trinity, these were my employers, entrance into this magical melee was acknowledged with a certificate of birth, and with nefarious n......Read More

...for Ronald Hindmarsh-Midwood (24.O5.30 - 17.01.92) To recall a friend is never an adieu he has merely stepped across the l......Read More

...Remember Poetry is the blood of your visions It rips you apart against The torrid consolidations of mundane Strengths elongated in the retinues Sparked for uncertain verses in trials. It want......Read More