Best Workaholics Poems
Below are the all-time best Workaholics poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of workaholics poems written by PoetrySoup members
WorkaholicsPoem for Workaholics
How boring will be work ?
If you don't at all shirk!
Have no time for friends?
You go out of trends!
Work is worship!
A karmic...
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Categories:
workaholics, addiction,
Form:
Free verse
No WorkaholicsYou are as stupid as me, I can see that crystal clear now. That is why I liked you in the first place, I get...
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Categories:
workaholics, change, longing, summer, work,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Last of the WorkaholicsBreaking news
the new generation
has cured that
dreadful disease
which afflicted most
baby boomers
Indeed
workaholics
are a thing of the past
mind you…
they’ve been replaced
by game-aholics
but let’s focus
on the positive…
workaholism is cured
and...
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Categories:
workaholics, addiction, age, health, time,
Form:
Free verse
Cafe WatchCafé Watch
Sitting in a café, watching life pass by.
People rushing into shops; important stuff to buy.
Groups of foreign workers, stopping, shaking hands;
Local people bustling by...
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Categories:
workaholics, life, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Daddy's a WorkaholicDaddy’s a workaholic...
But what about the hospital stay... the loss of blood,
his ashen dignity
Slight prate about moving into a veteran’s home
Only in his young eighty’s
Workaholics...
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Categories:
workaholics, father, health, on work
Form:
Free verse
Loving OneselfWhat of loving oneself?
Ponder three allusions
and think through self-love...
Thou shall not kill ever,
don't take what is not yours,
neither should you deceive.
So say I to...
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Categories:
workaholics, jobs, love, self,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
Morning Rush HourThe image of morning mapping from the four cardinal points at the center of
busy pedestrians running ups and down to the bottom of their...
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Categories:
workaholics, courage, perspective, remember,
Form:
Alliteration
Past the Age of RomanticismIt’s unfortunate that we are living past the age of romanticism. It’s as if in our busy lives we don’t have time to make time...
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Categories:
workaholics, brother, caregiving, daughter, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
all too soonClasses started up again today. Soon, we’ll be gloriously stressed, and clocked-up on whatever. Our hearts will swell to the pre-med symphony - a frantic...
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Categories:
workaholics, humor, school, student, work,
Form:
Free verse
Annoying AnnaliseAnnoying Annalise does whatever she can to bother her class.
Smoke and mirror she uses are loud, annoying, and a little crass.
Her teacher is beyond knowing...
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Categories:
workaholics, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Living In a HostelBattery hens
Caged in and made to try and fit in
Give us a break
Freedom is scarce
The world aghast
Nothing but routine, disordered order and disappointment
Imagine rain...
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Categories:
workaholics, anger, angst, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Full-Time Jobliving without love is a full-time job
a difficult task to accomplish
yet as workaholics we manage
through daily practice
we achieve mastery
fools we are...
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Categories:
workaholics, love, pain,
Form:
Free verse
Slow Down To Go FartherIt’s not hard work that kills a man,
But overwork shortens lifespan.
Indolence also does the same,
No work sure makes a person lame.
Many, in order to gain...
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Categories:
workaholics, family, health, life, race,
Form:
Rhyme
The Song of a PoetThe Song Of A Poet
(Dedicated To Amirah Akilu)
The song of the rain
Preaching us to farm
And be workaholics!
The song from the stream
Administer us to...
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Categories:
workaholics, hyperbole,
Form:
Didactic