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Jobs Poems | Examples of Jobs Poetry

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Premium Member Meet Mr May
One could say that my early life's arena was linked to a street called Issaqueena. You see, it was on Issaqueena Street that I first met Mr. May, and I will always treasure that day. Meeting Mr. May really...Read the rest...
Categories: boy, childhood, jealousy, jobs,
Form: Rhyme
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My roommates and I always have something to say. We talk incessantly, like chirping birds. We’re all reading the same large print here, and It suggests that college is almost over. We’re bleeding time and there are dreams in...Read the rest...
Categories: angst, baptism, courage, jobs,
Form: Free verse



Milking Time
Milking time Breaking Dawn, the sun slowly rising in the east As early morning mist evaporates all is quiet and still In the distance, a cow bellows. A cottage door opens and a maid emerges. In her hands the...Read the rest...
Categories: animal, farm, jobs,
Form: Haibun

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A HEARTFELT THANK YOU
In the eye of life's turbulent storm, I pause to express my heartfelt form Of gratitude to those who brought a smile, And lit the darkness with their gentle guile. To those who gave, who shared, who showed the...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, appreciation, celebration, hope, true
Form: Rhyme
Retirement
Have you ever been in a job that sucks You feel so lost as if your life is stuck Being afraid to venture out into the new With the young and dynamic waiting in queue You have reached the...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Rhyme



A city's Road, A life's Journey
In city streets, where concrete's might Reigns supreme, I wander, lost in night A stranger in this urban maze and pain Searching for a refuge from life's driving rain The drivers' skills, a mystery to share A riddle wrapped in...Read the rest...
Categories: grief, hope, jobs, moving
Form: Rhyme
The Three Apples
Eden's fruit gleams red — Knowledge wounds deeper and sharper than now Silicon dreams wake Gravity's whisper Via a slew of logical falls Into neural nets Jobs' crystal garden Where aluminium meets glass Future blooms within Digital serpents Now weave through quantum orchards Teaching metal minds Machine-wisdom...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, fruit,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ode to unpaid labor
Ode to unpaid labor...Read the rest...
Categories: culture, jobs,
Form: Concrete
To Toss or Keep
I almost handed it in— that letter with my name at the bottom, typed in a rush, heavy with deadlines and demands I couldn’t carry anymore. I watched the ink dry, wondered, is it time to walk away, or am I giving up on...Read the rest...
Categories: change, conflict, fear, jobs,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member the naughty c-word
Engels and his comrade Karl Marx Cite the fight with rich greedy sharks Tight with hoarded dough! Their manifesto Notes the bloat that floats oligarchs...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, social, society,
Form: Limerick
Black Smith
Black Smith An old fashion job. Bend the iron. Stand over the fire. Long hours. With broken hands. To build weapons. Sparks fly. To make a sharp knife. With an orange glow. Fire and smoke. Coals burn. Toil and hinder. Iron Steal. With strong metal. An iron sword. Warriors at war. Every...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Rhyme
Ode to a Toxic Boss
Press, press, press, press Stress, stress, stress, stress Mess, mess, mess, mess Less, less, less less, I’m done ...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, abuse, business, conflict, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
NEW JOB
Just a couple of lines to say We wish you all the best, On this new role you’re doing It will put you to the test. We know that you’re not leaving us There’s too much here to do, Besides, you...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs,
Form: Rhyme
Workforce
So they have decided, It's come right from the top, Governments reaction, My benefits should stop, They think that 2 years of grief is enough, But no matter how hard a couples enough, You've had a long...Read the rest...
Categories: jobs, anxiety, cancer, death, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Last Day
Gene stood. Skyscraper demanding. Cold steel. Thirty-five hard years. Over now. Just like that. Corrugated box. Family photo. Timex watch. Bitter coffee. Stale sweat. He walked out. Sun blaze. Fireball. Air thick. Sidewalk. Familiar corner. Man there. Black skin. Weathered face....Read the rest...
Categories: grief, jobs, loss, psychological,
Form: Narrative

Specific Types of Jobs Poems

Definition | What is Jobs in Poetry?


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