Would you pay for these poems?

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These are the first three poems I wrote or among the first poems I wrote. I now have about 50 poems, some are better and some are worse. I'm thinking of publishing them on Amazon. Honestly, would you pay for these poems? And the birds flew Friends Lost in anger Fighting over Silly things And the birds passed Stopped And picked their worms Some Saw the scene And wagered seeds Soon Blood was spilling Someone came Asked some questions And the birds flew ©January 25, 1970 F. D. (1hopefulman). All Rights Reserved. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- She asked my name! She asked my name. I replied. “Happy, and happy to have met you.” She smiled. I thought this was a sign of friendship that would follow. My mistake! I still see her in dreams and illusions. © February 1, 1970 by F. D. (1hopefulman). All Rights Reserved. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By the water, the ocean shore Higher on the slope stood the tree, Like a king, on the vicinity. Had no worries for he was far. He lived under a magic star. Then one day came a man, A funny thing in his hand. And the tree was no more, By the water, the ocean shore. Tranquility returned again. A crazy group of mini-men! They heard cries from across the sea. Didn’t think it was reality. They stuffed cotton in their ears. They enjoyed life, had no fears. Then one day came a man, A funny thing in his hand. And the men were no more. By the water, the ocean shore. © February 20, 1970 by F. D. (1hopefulman). All Rights Reserved.