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Jobs Poems | Examples of Jobs Poetry

Jobs Poems - Examples of all types of jobs poetry to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets on PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous poem examples for jobs.
Rogering Roger
The gals are besotted with Roger, he's famed for the size of his todger, they pay for his time (he charges a dime) - he's ninety but not an old codger. No need of Viagra in force as Roger's ancestors were...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member peace proposal V
Texas Jews agree that they’ll hire The kind folks who tough tasks won’t tire So from Mexico The illegals all know Comes welcome without hostile fire...Read the rest...
Categories: jewish, jobs, peace,
Form: Limerick
From The Bottom Of The Cup
I've toiled in shadows, my hands calloused and worn, Laboring silently, my spirit tattered and torn. For the promise of pennies, I've bent my back low, While the masters of plenty reap what I sow. They say, "Be content,...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, america, analogy, change, community,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Funeral Retirement Party
Construction workers, fishermen, hands broadened, reddened cracks in the wintertime, teachers, office workers, a standing cashier feels aging in her legs, careers extended. Can it be just a few more years til they have freedom, to live on Social Security? Paying off mortgages, and children's student...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Labour Day
Written 28 April 2024 “Genius begins great works. Labour alone finishes them.” Joseph Joubert ...Read the rest...
Categories: appreciation, inspirational, jobs, rights,
Form: Rhyme



A Rock Name Stabile
There by the table, a rock did lay, a silent companion, come what it may. I had made a deal, so clear and true- Stabile would clean, while I went to work,too. But when I returned, the house was...Read the rest...
Categories: crazy, humor, humorous, jobs,
Form: Rhyme
A stewardship story for eternal life
A stewardship story for eternal life The end of unlimited money capital and unlimited fake invoice trade was achieved by constantly accumulating debts through fraud and canceling the debts accumulated through fraud. They turned the...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Free verse
Check the seats
Check all the seats in the front of the bus. Check every seat, and don't make a fuss. Check the back seats and the front ones. Check all the seats for lost daughters and sons. Check under the seats...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, school,
Form: Rhyme
The Six keys to Success
For those of you who seek success in every job or post, these are the points you should address before you brag or boast. In mind you need a VISION and a clear healthy dream,...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, business, career, courage, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Oranges
Oranges, oranges, oranges galore! Rinse, and quarter, then stack some more! :D...Read the rest...
Categories: appreciation, food, fruit, jobs,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member note to self
For my new job, I gotta get used to getting up early with plenty of rest, and a big breakfast, so I'm not surly...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, food, health, how i
Form: Couplet
TO MY GROWN CHILDREN
TO MY GROWN CHILDREN For my four children I've been working Almost every day There was never enough time to play with you There were baseball games, dance recitals That you wanted me to come to But with all the time...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, appreciation, blessing, child, dad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Train Tale
This small town is where I was born The train comes through at two in the morn As I near my last day One last wish if you may Engineer let me blow that horn...Read the rest...
Categories: home, jobs,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Working Dogs
Had a big dog for to tend the sheep Small dog for a ratter while we sleep Old spot for all to pet Growler for warn he let All had a job and work for their keep...Read the rest...
Categories: animal, dog, jobs,
Form: Limerick
He Who Laughs Last
When I was young, knee-deeped in school, teachers threatened. "You'll be a garbage man. If you don't start cracking at those books, better then that you shouldn't plan". Now after grade school & a civil service test. I'm out here in the streets. Picking...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Rhyme

Specific Types of Jobs Poems

Definition | What is Jobs in Poetry?


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