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Ventures Poems - Poems about Ventures


Ventures

He said he was Herbert Buttery
Born and bred in Woodley Edge
And was owner of a little business
Repurposing outdated  artificial legs.
They were a family of collectors.
His brother lived in Haywards Heath
And his speciality was amassing 
Pre owned sets of  artificial teeth.
They were here on neutral ground 
To consider  a joint venture 
Outside their
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Categories: ventures, fantasy, funny, humorous, silly,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberLetting Go of Summer Ventures

Due to our country’s enforced lockdown
Work fervor has slowed down
Yet we’re cheered not to break down
As God with His mercy never shuts down.

Though we miss this year’s Summer* venture
In our tribe’s April culture midst bonding nurture
Through livestreaming, we have reunions of caring gesture
Along great cooking with creative menus’ feature.

Thankful still, we let go of graduation
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Categories: ventures, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,
Form: Rhyme



Ahead Dreams and Ventures Lie

N-ew year's fireworks display
I-s the signal of your birth; 
C-elebration is double
A-s both bring much mirth.

C-hocolates and cakes
E-rase the bitter taste; 
L-ove, faith, and hope
E-liminate a lot of waste.
S-aturday comes to an end, 
T-welve midnight passes by; 
I-t's an amazing Sunday, 
A-head dreams and ventures 
L-ie.
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Categories: ventures, birthday,
Form: Acrostic

Challenges Create Ventures

Challenges create Ventures

You need a way to say
when people come your way,
words of hope or words of cope
both makes not to slope.

Try it by the way you derive 
when they say that you won't thrive,
as you walk along the bay 
you will know where to lay.

There comes a day for your dream
before the people as
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Categories: ventures, beautiful,
Form: Rhyme Royal

A Townie Ventures Out

Eye strain from computer
 forced me out, alone,
 into the inky blackness.
 No-one about.

A townie by birth
I felt vulnerable but
twinkling stars above me
enthralled the one-time city girl.

I walked by the loch
made invisible by night's
cloak and dagger.
Just the gentle lapping
betrayed its whereabouts.

Stags bellowed into the night air
making me look round, 
just in case, of course,
ready to
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Categories: ventures, joy, nature, night,
Form: Free verse




Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry