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Premium Member My Mechanic's Receptionist
The divine swell of
Her heaving breasts
Soothes the pain
Of large
Bills....

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Categories: receptionist, funny, life, people, social
Form: Diminished Hexaverse



The Receptionist
Behind painted desk,
Her smile welcomes everyone,
Counting the minutes.

(C) 2015 PJ Bayliss
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Categories: receptionist, good morning, work,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member The Receptionist
The receptionist smiled and captivated the room.
Her beauty and curves made the men swoon.
She was all business when she talked,
But they forgot about business when...

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Categories: receptionist, beautiful, business, humorous, sexy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Woman's Work Is Never Done - For Contest
My alarm clock was set to go off at eight
When I lurched out of bed oh heck I was late
Forgot to move on the clock...

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Categories: receptionist, humorous,
Form: List
The Passing of Edward
Martha was rudely awaken on Monday morning
With the phone call we all dread
“Mrs Palmer we regret to inform you
That your husband Edward is dead”
She thought...

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Categories: receptionist, death, sad,
Form: Rhyme



Hurry Up and Wait
Hurry Up and Wait

Sir, permission to speak, major sir. Go ahead, private.
Sir, what time is the 10 o'clock inspection, major sir?
You mean the ten hundred...

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Categories: receptionist, military,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member You May Pay On Your Way Out
Ever take one of those psychological stress quizzes 
With one of those psychiatrist
Know-it alls?
Me neither.

Ever gonna?
Me neither.

What would be the point?
Oh, my GAWD! You should...

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Categories: receptionist, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
The Time Thief
TIME THIEF...MUSINGS OF THE LAY..

I awoke an hour past mid-nite
oh what peace everyone is dreaming
made some warm milk cocoa
turned radio on.. tv on
am now multi-taskin..

stolen...

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Categories: receptionist, africa, city, faith, hindi,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Tall Tale
I must say Peter, I've had the most extraordinary day. It all started when I woke up this morning. I was brushing my teeth with...

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Categories: receptionist, fantasy, fishing,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Lickety-Split
Lickety-split, I sit up and look at the clickety clock,
      oh my gosh, why am I lollygagging in this cozy...

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Categories: receptionist, funny, humor, life,
Form: Narrative
Long Haired Ponytail
Abigail Kirk lived in outback town Burke,
A hotel receptionist, she had a slight quirk,
Her rather long ponytail stretched to the floor,
After a few years it...

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Categories: receptionist, children, funny,
Form: Limerick
Speaking In Tongues In Malaysia
Ho, ho, ho! 

There is this well written article, the link which I gladly give down below,
It is a most beautifully written anecdote of a...

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Categories: receptionist, beauty, community, confusion, crazy,
Form: Free verse
Remembering
entering into the Sea of Words contest by Leighann Anderson    7/3/2011

Remembering...
I was 27 years old, and in my second year of working...

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Categories: receptionist, losswords, me, work, home,
Form: Narrative
Waiting To See the Podiatrist
Waiting to See the Podiatrist

By Elton Camp

To the podiatrist office I had to go
To get some help with hammer toe
The waiting room was crowded that...

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Categories: receptionist, funny
Form: Verse
Premium Member Things Have Changed
Things Have Changed
By Robert (Bob) Moore

When I was young, the doctor, came around if I got sick
gave me a pill, or needle, and that would...

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Categories: receptionist, life, memory, time,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things