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Bartending Poems - Poems about Bartending

Beautiful Obsession

...It's in my heart and always on my mind. 
I can't lie; I think of it all the time. 
At early dawn and late in the midnight hour. 
I can see it, I can feel it, and I often dream about its beautiful ...

Categories: bartending, beautiful, devotion, growth, health,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

A Tadpole Plays Tag

...Jane told me of the exchange they had with Derek, earlier that day--guess who showed up that night--hehe. 

I told you guys, Jane's a talker, and that's how Clint got smarter. 

Along wit...

Categories: bartending, analogy,
Form: Free verse

Bartending Is Not Easy

...Hope-losing Miss Lizzy,
Already looking dizzy,
Now knows it isn’t easy:
Bartending for The Like-Ant-Busy:
Customers quick to be queasy
Over served glasses visibly greasy.

Teeth-gnashing, bari...

Categories: bartending, career, cheer up, confidence,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Over the Edge

...
Jack and Sam
were two inseparable souls
Best friends tend to be like that,
especially if both were born on the same day
They were two good looking kids,
who liked to play rough and...

Categories: bartending, best friend, death, horror,
Form: Epic

I Quit

...I quit law school and became a bartender,
then I took and passed the bar examination.
I had to prove that I had quit not because I couldn't be a lawyer,
I quit because I enjoyed bartending....

Categories: bartending, career,
Form: Rhyme

My Auntie Mary-Rose

...My Auntie Mary Rose


Years ago in my youthful years; my mother told me she named me after
My Auntie Mary-Rose. Oh how I loved her so dearly.
But throughout my young life I was consistently teas...

Categories: bartending, dedication, tribute,
Form: Narrative

Green Chapter Ten

...As Malik drove back home he thought about
the meeting he was suppose to have with Jade.
"I wonder what Jade wants to meet with me about?"
Club Envy was the most talked about strip club
in all of ...

Categories: bartending, black african american, community,
Form: Narrative

Dimonds In the Ghetto

...Growing up in the inner city I've met Magic,  Jordan, Bill Gates and President Obama.
The intellectuals breed but the opportunities are near exstinct in these mean streets.
If it's not bling bling ...

Categories: bartending, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme

The Bartender

...the bartender gets more patients
than any shrink could ever dream of &
the ability to stay with them through bouts of 
loneliness, guilt, extreme sadnesses & self-destruction,
make her/him more worth...

Categories: bartending, life, work, work, drug,
Form: Free verse