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Business Narrative Poems

These Business Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Business. These are the best examples of Narrative Business poems written by international poets.

Mystery Of The Poltergeist by Robert Stoner Jr

Mystery Of The Poltergeist

It is said, “All things in balance”,
yin has it’s yang, plus has it’s minus,
all things in balance is natures way.

There is however...

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Categories: death, introspection, mystery,

How Sweet It Is by Connie Marcum Wong

One year I spent Halloween in New York City.
O Henry was the name of my taxi driver. I told
him to Take 5 while I stopped...

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Categories: candy,

The Stench by Christine Phillips

I woke up this morning with courage over my back and wisdom in my hat
I was determined to put an end to the sneaky kangaroo...

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Categories: america, courage, destiny, encouraging,

The Abandon Farm by Christine Phillips

I have always wanted something wonderful out of life
But my mother said there is always a price
It has nothing to do with land, money or...

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Categories: betrayal, change, corruption, destiny,

The Peasants Truck by Christine Phillips

Everybody moved out of the country to get a taste of the shining city
Ripe banana, ripe plums, are perishing in Uncle Sam’s broiling sun
I cannot...

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Categories: angel, blessing, business, character,

There Is No Excuse For Ignorance by Christine Phillips

There is no excuse for ignorance
You must know when you were born
There is no excuse for ignorance
You are sucking the energy out of the popcorn
And...

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Categories: absence, betrayal, business, confidence,

Let The Drums Speak by Christine Phillips

Listen the drums are rumbling and the pots are bubbling
Listen, the drums are rolling and pretty girls are dancing
Listen the drums are speaking and my...

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Categories: africa, age, business, education,

Our Hustle by Rita Oyewale

Everyday our lives is a struggle
We toil day and night to make a living.
Our survival lies in hardship.

Our beds are not of roses
The rich can't...

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Categories: art, business, humanity, money,

Childhood Inequality In School by Caren Krutsinger

Some children come into the school building dancing, singing, hopping, bursting with uninhibited glee.
They exchange giddy, happy stories about their day at the mall, dropping...

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Categories: child, child abuse, children,

When Sparrows Fall by curtis johnson

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Categories: animal, bird, god, inspiration,

What Her Father Gave, Part I by David Welch

I.
Carmen Hastings had lived with her father
ever since she was just two months old,
they resided outside Nashville, where her dad
made a living with used cars,...

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Categories: betrayal, character, corruption, dark,

The Lizard Man by Christine Phillips

It spread its grizzly legs on the whitewashed wall
Firmly baked in the early summer heat 
Spitting perspiration dripping from the white crisps ceiling
While I cling...

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Categories: business, character, community, dedication,

The Other Side of Yesterday by Steve Zak

She looked in the mirror, searching for the person she was before another line became etched overnight in the road map of her years. Living...

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Categories: introspection, life, woman,

Old Benson, Part I by David Welch

Harvey grew up in a small Maine town,
due north of Portland, and out of the way,
like most kids he’d go to the school bus
at the...

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Categories: history, perspective, philosophy, science,

Windows To My Soul by Christine Phillips

 I  sat at my desk in the early hours of the morning listening to the words of the mighty one calling “windows to...

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Categories: abuse, august, business, confidence,

The Hotel Caretaker by Brendan J. Simons

How unparticular the day had particularly been,
On March the third of two-thousand and eighteen,
For the caretaker at an historic Adirondack Inn,
Had lacked company, and therefore,...

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Categories: death, grief, introspection, march,

Odyssey from Africa 15c by Phil Salmon

Odyssey from Africa 15c (Southland, continued...)

Being rich in skill and talent
He soon gained the feel and measure 
Of the boomerang’s employment 
Sent it arching near...

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Categories: adventure, africa, history, humanity,

Big Fish Calling Me To The Sea Part 2 by Christine Phillips

Big boats traffic people from pillar to post only heaven knows where it goes
Something fishy is transpiring in the sea, there is a unique smell...

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Categories: abuse, adventure, courage, encouraging,

Big Fish Calling Me To The Sea Part 1 by Christine Phillips

My spirit has been calling to get up and go to the sea
My spirit has been telling me that there is something for me to...

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Categories: abuse, adventure, devotion, encouraging,

Meet Me At the Square by Christine Phillips

Meet me at the square
That is what I continue to hear
Meet me at the square before the close of the year
I know that your calendar...

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Categories: angel, appreciation, business, change,