Corporate Poems

Premium MemberCorporate Colostomy Clowns

Boy, you Folks sure have a lot of Nerve!
You empty your Corporate Colostomy Bags,
On the same Workers that filled up your Greedy Guts,
Then pay them off with their own Bloody Rags!

Have you no Shame? You Clowns! Have you no Soul? 
Your Mantra seems to be a bit One-Sided,
More Money! More Money! More Money Boys!
You hoard
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Categories: corporate, corruption, grief,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberZero

Word Problem:  
What is the political
and economic
and moral difference
between a -1 communist concentration camp
and a +1 capitalist detention camp?

Hint: 
Probably the same Christian taxpayer difference
between 
-0 (emptiness):
 
SUBTRACT empowering hope
for a healthy democracy,
Red and Yellow
Black and White
they are precious
in His sight

and
+0 (fullness): 

ADD disempowering despair
of stealthy stupid kleptocracy,
pitching Red against Yellow
Black against White
liberal SkyBlue
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Categories: corporate, america, corruption, health, integrity,
Form: Political Verse


Elixir of the corporate

"The morning coffee, like morning dew,
Fresh and soothing, a gentle brew.
Like petrol for cars, it fuels our grind,
A corporate slaves life blood, forever aligned.

In our veins, it flow like life itself,
A daily ritual, a moment's wealth.
We cherish it so, this bitter delight,
Might we mistaken  for Elixir, in the 
Morning light?" 
   
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Categories: corporate, 11th grade, addiction, good
Form: Free verse

The Corporate State

The Corporate State
The billionaires now compete.
    Your vote is worthless now,
          the CEOs debate.
              To you and I, they do not relate.

In the dusk of freedom,
    I
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Categories: corporate, america, political, rights, social,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberCorporate

I was a teenager when back when, when I first started working in the tape industry. Working in Manhattan traveling from New Jersey either by train, bus or car for seventeen long years. I've learnt the ins and outs from just about every standpoint in the field. Starting from unloading trucks, to customer service, into
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Categories: corporate, work,
Form: Haibun


Corporate Reality

Top echelon biz
Looks for financial freedom
The lowly works hard.
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Categories: corporate, business, engagement, perspective, work,
Form: Haiku

Living Colors of Your Promise

Let the living colors of your promise brightly shine
In the realm of words, where promises intertwine.
Speak forth His goodness, above the winds you soar,
History is shifting, new chapters to explore.

Prosper in your new field, let faith be your guide,
In redemption’s trail, walk with action beside.
Actively live abundantly, press on without fail,
Fragrance of life in fellowship,
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Categories: corporate, color, encouraging, heaven, joy,
Form: Free verse

Corporate America

Gagged by the navy neck-tie crowned upon him by the last soldier, the businessman precariously waltzes the death march down into “Sam’s Greens and Grains”, a specialty salad shop that locally sources lettuce from Upstate and everything else from a Houston retailer – an obvious choice for a death row meal…yum…plastic forks taint the flavorful
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Categories: corporate, corruption, prison, work,
Form: Prose

Corporate Poem

There are many treasures hidden
In my sagacious corporate brain
I retrieve them when I need them
Then I place them back again
They are tightly packed together
Like a bunch of thick-skinned grapes
Uplifting affirmations
To which my mind escapes

So when you see me smiling
When you think I should be stressed
When I easily deliver that critical address
When my performance is so
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Categories: corporate, black african american, business,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberBefore Corporate Cafes

Before corporate café`s took over and Starbucks became so ubiquitous, on every corner of your city, small business cafés thrived.  There was Antique Row Café Ave; four café`s that stood alongside each other, noted for their unique furniture and boasted their own peculiar interior.  The antique row cafés were so cool, as you
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Categories: corporate, social,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberResilience Project

Condominiums are healthiest
and safest
as cooperative housing
owned from inside each embodied unit
and shared in common co-invested spaces
outside each individuated unit
together forming one living,
preferably nonviolent communicating,
empowering win/win resonant 
restorative inside peace
and outside justice resolution
for cooperatively enlightened resilience.

Indigenously healthy
wealthy
and wise condo residents
come to our community
already trauma informed
and deformed,
seeking verbal and nonverbal 
compassionate and nonviolent
common communication practices

Which focus equally
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Categories: corporate, body, earth, home, humanity,
Form: Political Verse

Premium MemberHeavenly Harvest

Origami gifts fledglings multiple 
         Stork sling incubates infant hatchery
         Holds pine seed offspring horticultural
         Burst dirt celebrates cedar jamboree


         Invisible drive to
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Categories: corporate, animal, blessing, celebration, imagery,
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberThe Corporate Team Building 'Away Day' Poem

if you want us to hit all those targets each day 
spare us your 'blue skies' and group hugs and play.

if you think we should listen and fall into line
quit stealing our watches to tell us the time.

if you see us nod silently during your 'show'
know we'll forget what's been said when you go.

if you
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Categories: corporate, business, work,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberCorporate Speak

When the president said ‘misunderestimated’
Everybody wondered, ‘was he ever educated’
But I forgive him that, for the thing that makes me ‘EEK!’
Is the mad proliferation of Corporation Speak…

For thirteen years a desk paid my rent
As I gave a hundred and ten percent
While progress chasing, the big knobs suggested
I could perhaps be more invested
 
They said action that
And
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Categories: corporate, language,
Form: Rhyme

Smart Phones - Thanx Harry Horsman

If humans make smarter phones, we are Slaves to whom?
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Categories: corporate, anxiety, earth day, money,
Form: Monoku

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