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Layoffs Poems - Poems about Layoffs
Layoffs Poems - Examples of all types of poems about layoffs to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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The War That Lost Score - Pt1
...To claim more imperialist Russian land. An invasion of a neighbor was planned. Unbacked slander was said about them. Creating for the world a major problem. Putin claimed they were a pro-Nazi......
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Adam Segal
Categories:
layoffs,
anti bullying, bullying, grief,
Form:
Rhyme
Spring City
...The bars are all closed and I’ve got a full tank, So we could idle all night. I’ll buy us breakfast at the Swamp Pike Diner. We’ll welcome dawn’s early light. It’s been seven long years since t......
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©
Michael Kalavik
Categories:
layoffs,
allegory, home,
Form:
Lyric
The Dream
...There was something in that dream The puzzle pieces surely seemed To be initials, only of your name ......
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Bj Legros Kelley
Categories:
layoffs,
anxiety, heartbroken, hope, jobs,
Form:
Rhyme
An Elaborate Message
...Layoffs all over the world Not us I think, not me. Two hundred and seventy-six teachers laid off. I have no words. Waiting to hear more. Two hours later an automatic call comes in From my scho......
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©
Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
layoffs,
jobs,
Form:
Light Verse
When Freedom Rings
... The bus pulls out for morning routes on empty streets as the cops rouse up the homeless on the sidewalks sound asleep and it’s no surprise. A world away one soldier makes......
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©
Mateus Corvinus
Categories:
layoffs,
america, bullying, humanity, immigration,
Form:
Ballad
Email To a Son
...Hard to believe you graduated from college 25 years ago. Anyone who can climb from ruffian in a juvenile home to university graduate to business owner is remarkable. One day your sons w......
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©
Donal Mahoney
Categories:
layoffs,
father son,
Form:
Blank verse
Strive To Succeed Questionku Two
...I found the strength walk forward in life Why crush my hopes and dreams? I've got a job Budget cuts layoffs Why work lose everything? I’ve open doors To be closed again Where are all ......
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©
Eve Roper
Categories:
layoffs,
strength, work,
Form:
Questionku
Somewhat Twisted Thoughts Concerning Precipitation
...NEVER venture outdoors when it's raining cats and dogs It rained cats and dogs during a drought and the farmers were NOT amused It rained cats and dogs and the county WORKERS were not amused Howev......
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©
Tim Ryerson
Categories:
layoffs,
funny,
Form:
Light Verse
Sense of Freedom
...Like tremolos and glissandos in music, those crescendos and decrescendos in volume; there’s observance of discipline and yet, at the same time, there’s sense of freedom. similar to life how it’s gonn......
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©
Mark Escobar
Categories:
layoffs,
faith, imagination, life, music,
Form:
Narrative
The Boss Comes To Dinner
...The Boss Comes to Dinner By Elton Camp It was for the very first time in my life We asked to dinner the boss and his wife Company’s sales and profits were down And talk of layoffs had been g......
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©
Elton Camp
Categories:
layoffs,
funny
Form:
Rhyme
Bad News
...Got bad news today, now I've got the blues Not a good day, reduction in pay, layoffs too Now hubby'll have to work harder, so hard He works now, and will be covering night shift That Larry didn't......
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©
June Ellen Smith
Categories:
layoffs,
faith, husband, on work
Form:
Rhyme
David Opu
...David Opu had more money than money could buy. He lived his life wanting more, he was corrupted by a lie. That money can make you happy and tuck you in at night. That money replaces love, forget w......
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©
Joseph Demarco
Categories:
layoffs,
philosophylife, money,
Form:
Kyrielle
Jobless In America
...After I lost my job I sat In my apartment For days With the windows closed Staring at the walls Pretending I had someplace to go. I was always told You’re lucky To have a job ......
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©
Edmund Siejka
Categories:
layoffs,
businessme, day, me,
Form:
Narrative