Boardroom Poems - Poems about Boardroom

OLD AND NEW 2 : BOARDROOM Jackal preyed on dimpled dolls smiling gold on slender wrist nosing down a slippery path scowling schoolboy promoted beyond his mediocre castle Mammals sat on polished teak coiffed moustaches, tonged peaks feeding unclipped grapevines old words and wounds eating raisin muffins Falcon scribbled notes watching eyes serving newly ordained masters legalese from a previous age flowed from fine shifting fingers...

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some bedrooms are boardrooms where mouths mutually write cases in black books from evening till morn...

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Boardroom Wars and Bar Room Fights He twiddled with his fingers and looked up at me curiously I am not going to sign on the dotted line he said I have worked very hard for this position I would not give it up so easily Storming out of the board room he made a dash for the bar room Ordered...

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Trapped in my mind, taking refuge from scurge who annoy me. Mouths move, words understood but sentences simply defeat me. Over my head like live ammunition a garbled blurb shoots out a round. The talk I hear must be important from the nods and expressions I see. I try to engage, say something clever but I'm out...

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Thank You for the Applause.// Though I think it’s time to pause, Find space in the mind to reflect, Ideas and inspirations floating about to dissect, Do you feel me yet? When you know who you are, Try to manifest each star, Establish bridges over an ocean, Before you give yourself the notion, That poetry isn’t an absorbed emotion, Just thrive on it, Feel alive on...

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