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Jargon Poems - Poems about Jargon

Jargon Poems - Examples of all types of poems about jargon to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for jargon.
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......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, corruption, prison, work,
Form: Prose



PARASITE
...It’s a parasite’s world. The worm of laziness Clogging the mind, Ego refusing change. It’s a parasite’s world, Seeping through one’s blood and breath. Adoption, adaptation to change, an uphi......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, addiction,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Infinite A Todd Aid
... Cyber poets seeking buried treasure filled with rushed rapture A.I’s hurried; Robotic words never ringing no soul, outraged console steady lagging; Pop goes the weasel suddenly alive; Bourg......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, computer, corruption, emotions,
Form: Other
Premium Member Amethyst Auroras
...There's a cloned avatar of the mystical moon for dreamers in search of a beaming wave amidst alienated alliterations, waltzing in zig-zag within my cyborg mind. I still find neon lights, t......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, silver,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If Memories Could Talk
...I think I'm happy... Introvert at heart I was exhausted but enjoying myself like a good day at the gym I had been participating in some verbal jogging when the jargon interrupted the depth of my th......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, appreciation, happiness, i love
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Pizzicato
...Where’s my loyal confidant, If love recovers again? This emptiness of heart, Fulfills to be a single friend; The jargon on my noggin, What’s her color, favorite? Pop in, lightly salted; I am......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, appreciation, friendship, how i
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Butterfly Sting Anew
...Cold feet weigh the bantam kid whose ears seized phantom wail risk-taker jargon of win-or-lose bargain.......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, angst, anxiety, evil, fear,
Form: Alexandrine
Gott, Oh Machtig, Trump Iz On the Warpath Again
...Gott, oh mächtig, Trump iz on the warpath again! Glad for birth write to express views aware cunning linguists will apply figurative screws in an effort at blatant mud slinging ruse exercis......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, age, america, anger, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lawless Land
...dreams … diaphanous … mysteries of the mind that will never find an answer fluid and dynamic beyond our affect or sense … personally, I remember only a couple from my childhood rather nonde......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, analogy, dark, dream, fear,
Form: Free verse
Elite Street
...It’s great to be a member of the global elite, The bean poles in my garden are standing proud and neat. Organic veg is thriving thanks to ample bags of peat. I never hear a siren roaming dow......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, class, holiday, international, power,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Jargon
...I possess the fiery breath of a dragon not to be wasted on superfluous jargon.......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, emotions, fantasy,
Form: Couplet
A Crooners Song
...Seasoned and primed for performance. It draws attraction to feed it's need to be seen. How different one might compare. Each difference than spoken as favored from such comparison. It's m......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, music, song, sound,
Form: Ballad
Techniques
...Themed based takes the place of sponsorship strategies a consortium of things that angles on the possibilities Wrong choices selfish motives and disobedience are key points to began instruc......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, business, community, education, film,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Fellowships
...I’ve only been at my fellowship gig a week, but It’s official, I’m a candy-striper. Sort of, I wear a blue vest, not the old, red-striped dress, but it’s the same job. I shadow my surgeon (Rebecca) m......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, business, feelings, humor, life,
Form: Free verse
War Jargon
...Some say, “he took a life,” or many lives, some say it that way and do not call it what it is. Where would we take that life anyway, and it we took it away what would we do with it? Imagin......Read the rest...
Categories: jargon, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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