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Lay Off Poems - Poems about Lay Off


Premium Member Lay off lending credit
Lay of lending credit, not make my money mate! Anyway it’s a service I’m providing that the banks won’t to this date. Heavy pay back terms but who’s at risk if they can’t pay? Sob stories from the weak but they signed on the line to take. Get them to play fair? Not a cat in hells chance you...

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Categories: lay off, absence, abuse, crazy, cry,
Form: Free verse
Dont Lay Off
When trouble comes and everything seems so blunt, When the road is rough and situations just get too hot, Never you lay off, Never you dare give up. Keep pushing on till you get to the top. Kick off, never knock yourself off, Stay close to your dreams, don't drift off, Stick to the fight...

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Categories: lay off, cheer up, courage, imagery,
Form: Rhyme Royal



Lay Off of Me
You are under his roof now... Deny it not You are his own comforter Lay off of me, you stubborn child - LEAVE ME!! You feel perfect When he's near... When I appear... You draw back in fear... You are his property now It's SO true - You are a selfish, little liar You burn me like flames You called me nasty names Your image transformed...

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Categories: lay off, angst, confusion, dark, depression,
Form: Free verse
The Lay Off
We heard the buzz A certain fly with hear on the wall Twitters what was The sorrow to come after the fall And all my life Suddenly undefined and summed up In a new strife "We have to let you go." And we sup Nothing but shame Before the eyes of wife and children The empty frame Of manhood like a rag, and heaven Silent just...

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Categories: lay off, on work and working,
Form: Verse
Lisa Needs To Lay Off the Sauce
Lisa's vodka voice calls from outside, later than late, when the stars have shut down for the night, refusing boozer-sight that prevents one from tripping. Screech owl's search light, a Full-Sturgeon moon, is still much too dark, if inebriated to distinguish which cement walls are most likely to attack. Two eves past, her horse auditioned, center-stage, in the living room. He too loves a good drink. Excuse...

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Categories: lay off, people
Form: Narrative



Lay Off the Beer
Where does he stay, when you are here, that mean old man, you find in your beer. Everything is fine, but then you leave, and out comes meany, he has been freed. Drink after drink, the bolder he gets, but I must tell you, he has me upset. Ugly ways, ugly talk, is all he knows, then in the morning, off, to...

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Categories: lay off, confusion, life, mystery,
Form: Verse

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