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Best Employers Poems

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Can You Imagine
Can You Imagine

In Our Planet

If one fine day..
All trees are given a chance to speak-
What will they speak to us?:
'What have you EGOISTIC humans 
Caused...

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Categories: employers, humanity, imagination, perspective,
Form: Free verse



Through You I Smile
I’d tell you my story, but where I’m from
it’s just a statistic
Life and death- same difference- it’s just ballistics.

So much suffering – I no longer...

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Categories: employers, happy, words,
Form: Free verse
Exotic Dancer
Do people think you are sleazy and bad,
since the day you replied to that want ad?
The words were in black and white, and plain.
“No Experience...

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Categories: employers, life, on work and
Form: Burlesque
Positive Vibes
Smile.
Laugh.
Meditate,
Take deep breaths.
Clear your conscience,
Of all negative thoughts.
Wish away negative thought forms,
From other people.
Avoid people who belittle you
Or always criticise negatively;
Including friends, neighbours, 
colleagues
And family.
Eat...

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© Myq Wudz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: employers, inspirational
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Doing Nothing
While political folks dilly dally
Job growth winds down a deep valley
Employers won't hire
Old folks can't retire
The poor house could be our finale...

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Categories: employers, political,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Imperial Corporate Jurisprudence, the Lurid Leviethan Part One -
I was born unto a woman and a man, and a government,
this was the Trinity, these were my employers,
entrance into this magical melee was acknowledged...

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Categories: employers, history,
Form: Didactic
What's It Like To Be a Twin
The answer used to come with great ease
My answer wasn’t an answer at all, but a complimentary question,
“What’s it like to not be a twin?”

I...

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© Jim Martin  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: employers, age, relationship, remember,
Form: Free verse
Sunday Morning Prayer
Am on my knees Father
Bearing in mind that you never sleep 
Crying for those trapped in a foreign country 
Dark days have befallen them
Equality rules...

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Categories: employers, abuse, prayer,
Form: ABC
The Tale Beyond the Sketch
She is the sketch, never looked nice,incomplete and the loner.
She never glowed like princesses,
always at the back raw
and was never expected to bloom like Gerbera...

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Categories: employers, anxiety, art, beauty, character,
Form: Abecedarian
Devil's Spell
there are many women who's life has been a tragedy.
we all know that is not the way it ought to be.

tragedies, unfortunately, are equal opportunity...

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Categories: employers, abuse, evil, father daughter,
Form: Couplet
Graduation
EXTRA EXTRA, Read all about it
The end is near, the end is near
2k12 is finally here
We've come so far to go even further
Its now our...

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Categories: employers, happiness, school, time,
Form: Sonnet
The Egyptian Aspirant
Once there was an Egyptian girl who applied for a job.  She was not given a job because of her appearance.  She changed...

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Categories: employers, character, conflict, identity, jobs,
Form: Prose
Children Are Why We Need Higher Taxes
Steven is a retired teacher disturbed by the problems he sees in education. Schools weren’t perfect when he was teaching but they were better than...

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Categories: employers, child, education, school, ,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Thanks For Your Help
All her belongings fitted into a suitcase and a small carry-on bag.

After 18 years, my helper was going home for good.

During those years, not a...

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Categories: employers, appreciation, family, goodbye, loss,
Form: Prose
What Is Peace
The front door closed behind me.

Along the city's mourning streets,
eyes glanced up,
and quickly looked away.

'Ought implies can'. 

In the Ethics seminar,
I could not help feeling...

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Categories: employers, humanity, love, peace, society,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs