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Best Employer Poems

Below are the all-time best Employer poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of employer poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member When You Wear a Dirty Shirt
When you wear a dirty shirt,
You're a book getting judged by its cover.
People think you're really poor, or nutty,
Or that you have a menial job.
Or...

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Categories: employer, humor,
Form: Free verse



Confessions of a Double Barreled Drama Queen
(just kidding, maybe should be titled:  H to O)


career plan

He wants to be a pool boy
sitting round the pond
with a leather-tan employer
wearing nothing but...

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Categories: employer, humor, water,
Form: Verse
Bullet Blind-Concrete
BULLET BLIND

    $$                   ...

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Categories: employer, conflict, fear, humanity,
Form: Concrete
Reason
In these Days, We prayed series...

The 7enth innatemeditation 


REASON




Brethren,

Do we believe that the same God,

Who has endowed us 

With sense, intellect and Reason

Has intended us to...

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Categories: employer, deep, discrimination, fantasy, fate,
Form: Carpe Diem
On Dreams, Past Lives, and the Soul
A few weeks ago I had a dream wherein my Chinese wife dyed her black hair blonde; then I woke up and told her I...

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Categories: employer, allusion, appreciation, life, religion,
Form: Prose



Premium Member Builders and Destroyers
A single poppy blooms by the lake shore.
I can tell you how it came to be there.
Oh, I did not plant it, or give it...

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Categories: employer, death, flower, life, self,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Love Is Actually Failing
At first they were in love, but soon he preferred
those sexy curves of his cute blonde employer
The divorce rate’s soaring I recently heard -
see forlorn...

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Categories: employer, betrayal, divorce, lost love,
Form: Rispetto
Premium Member Billy the Kid's Great Escape
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Sentenced to hang in the town of Lincoln,
Billy made his bold escape.
Both of his guards died from thinking
that a shackled young boy couldn't break away.
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I've...

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Categories: employer, history, horse, humorous, love,
Form: Rhyme
Immigration Policy
All immigrants or persons migrating into Australia shall be extended no more courtesy that the average Australian unless unusual circumstances can be justified
 
No financial...

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Categories: employer, political,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member My Job (I Follow the Son)
One day not so long ago
       I sat in a prison cell
Contemplating my life and what I had made...

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Categories: employer, faith, on work and
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Racial Discrimination
"Do you know such a work place
with racial discrimination?"
Asked some *****sapiens  friends
who aren't so tall but with fair complexion.

By the way, you can...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: employer, faith, funny, people, work,
Form: Narrative
The Tea Party
"Go on forth young graduates,

And show us who you are

You're now our future leaders

We know you will go far"

And so commencement ended

Pictures done and people...

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Categories: employer, america, future, graduate, graduation,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Who Am I
Regina Riddle is 48
She’s been married – twice
Her first marriage lasted 23 years
And gave her heart some lasting fears
She’s struggled through some tender moments
And found...

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Categories: employer, poets, riddle,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jury Duty
I don't look at the judge. I just look at the jury.
I don't look at the defendant or the defendant's attorney,
nor will I look a...

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Categories: employer,
Form: Rhyme
Actions Speak Louder Than Words
quintella (Spanish quintain) in pentameter

Hard-working spider, you do your part,
instinctive busy spider that thou art.
You speak without doubt as you weave your web.
It is we...

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Categories: employer, 11th grade, humanity, strength,
Form: Quintilla

Book: Reflection on the Important Things