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Too Greedy Poems - Poems about Too Greedy

Premium Member You're Invited to Collaborate
...I tried to ignore the buffoonery and the cartoonery of the last 3 weeks of "politics," but found it impossible to do when so much needs to be fixed. A collaboration is taking place... please join in ......

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Categories: too greedy, humorous, introspection, political,
Form: Limerick
The Wanderer, Part II, translation of the ancient Anglo-Saxon poem
...The Wanderer, Part II Awakening, the friendless man confronts the murky waves, the seabirds bathing, broadening out their feathers, the hoar-frost, harrowing hail & snow eternally falling… Th......

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Categories: too greedy, bird, dark, loss, sea,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Letter to a best friend
... My lost friend for years, I spent many days trying to find you. I don't even know when we lost our communication, but it happened. Perhaps we were to busy with our lives, and in the middle, we......

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Categories: too greedy, allusion, best friend, blessing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Palmistry
...Upon our palms Hidden lines of the unknown Revealing the secrets of Our past, present and the future Wouldn't they change For a brighter future Maybe they won't Because Man is too careless ......

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Categories: too greedy, change, character, future,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Extremes
...To be beaten by rain Too greedy for gains ......

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Categories: too greedy, people, poetry, rain,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Pregnant Nonparalysis
...In feminist political analysis, when not stuck in all day systemic paralysis, Every win/win v win/lose v lose/lose energetic trend, synergetic person, integral narrative, Each interdepen......

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Categories: too greedy, earth, health, meaningful, passion,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member In Days of Robin Hood
...In Days of Robin Hood In days of yore, In days of Robin Hood, A merry band of outlaws Rambled throughout Sherwood forest (Home of the Major Oak, North of Windsor Castle, And South of ......

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Categories: too greedy, england, hero, history,
Form: Verse
Just a Moment of Your Time
...I'll let you go, In the morning daylight; I do have pain Yet I don't want to regret. Time is too greedy Minute passes as a flip, You will depart When I wish to hold you. I don't want t......

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Categories: too greedy, emotions, feelings, grief, sweet
Form: Verse
Premium Member Little Miss Clingy
...My Little Miss does not do 'aloof' One kitty dash as I sit, and poof! Lap kneading, too greedy Head butting, so needy I declare love, but she demands proof- No Sunday sleep-ins will she allow ......

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Categories: too greedy, cat, cute, funny love,
Form: Limerick
Paul Reuter
...Your father was a rabbi and for you religion was not a hobby. Serious as business was a belief endevour until you converted into Christianity, as you were concerned with eternity. Spiritual ......

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Categories: too greedy, religion,
Form: Free verse
What Goes Up
...at icarus’ touch, apollo sees bright white, sees the sun in icarus’ eyes in the moments before he touches it, the moment before everything goes down in flames. he says his name, hoarse and ra......

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Categories: too greedy, angst, mythology,
Form: Free verse
Problems
...We have a problem with the color of our skins, We have a problem with our religions. We have a problem with what we learn, We have a problem with how much we earn. We have a problem with the cost......

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Categories: too greedy, community, confusion, humanity, society,
Form: Free verse
All That I Can Give
...All that I can give The sky is falling and my future is always calling; A voice in the wind screaming at me like a banshee. Everything is ugly. No beauty to be found in anything. As I fa......

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Categories: too greedy, age, depression, desire, feelings,
Form: Bio
The Cupboard Under the Stairs
...If the cupboard under the stairs could talk I wonder what it would say Would it tell me of those who hid in it When there was rent to pay What about the poor frightened child Back in nineteen ......

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Categories: too greedy, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
A Second Letter From God
...I suppose I should have been satisfied with the first letter: I mean, just how often does the Almighty write to us? Not since He did it on stone, I suppose. But I am human and so rarely conten......

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Categories: too greedy, allegory, allusion, angst, conflict,
Form: Free verse

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