Officer Poems - Poems about Officer

My name is Chikwela poet, I will speak about Laulent, Not a Bandari college president, The security man in the gate. I like how he invest, Students to wear their identity, Seems like they have forgot, To him I have appreciate. Since bandari I have start, Only him he has react, Even Bacoso how they conduct, He has fulfil the right. Students keep it in the pocket, Not...

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The life of a fraud officer For eight years I worked as a fraud officer Combating visa and passport fraud Back when I worked As a US diplomat. In Mumbai There was so much fraud But we often had no choice But to hold our noise And issue visas. In Spain not as much But still quite a bit. I learned the hard way So many...

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Respected mad Title : Retiring officer You are my principal With principles You are my teacher Who never let me deter You were my peer Who wanted me to cheer. I appreciate your honesty Worthy is your amity. The aura you carry Made me very crazy People like...

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When I was a young girl I wanted to find true love, and I thought I knew what love was. But soon I would figure out what true love wasn't. It wasn't the time he took my dog to the pound and lied telling them he found him roaming on his property, just so he could get rid...

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Running on autopilot Works well for someone like me I've got some experts onboard Who can deal with anything And regularly excel in a randomised fashion Then I show up with my supervisory skills over my innate team Again top notch - running like clockwork I've some bright ideas Trouble is no one wants the supervisor around Being all supervisory Taking the fun...

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officer ''hey you'' did you not see the speed limit sign yes I did~ but did not see you 2023 January 18...

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Army officer. His name was Jones, was not Welsh perhaps his grandfather was He spoke a peculiar upper-class English sounded like a monologue directed at people with low intelligence. Jones was depressed his career had stalled usually, a lieutenant was in charge of a platoon, but he had gotten the order His wife had a lover he could not divorce her since...

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One thing I know about Gangs: They have their own cobra's fangs; Those who've got maturity, Still threats to security: Their leaders Good - Bad feeders, Very few poor mind readers... Another thing about Gangs Their angry fists on doors: Bangs! Every one of them Raw Tout From a once nice voice Rash shout Gangs have their own officer His looks always...

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Listen, my shipmates and you shall hear A tale of adventure and a sea career. I shall never forget that cold clear day When I left the shore of ‘Gansett Bay. The sight of my ship was one of joy As she lay tethered to a mooring buoy And on her bows her numbers clear Ever more grand as our boat...

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Officer Dibble Always will quibble Whatever Top Cat does. But it's Top Cat who gets the buzz. Top Cat Whose constant backchat Makes him look cool. While Dibble ends up like a fool. ...

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Frag The same old feeling The same old issues By the same old feeling Why do you still take it? I ask myself each day Better the Satan you know The **** beasts me Each and every day I should’ve been a Marine Than an army soldier Day in day out Same old ing I think I’ll frag my officer When we are alone Out in the bush Say...

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Officers and Gentlemen I think this was the name of the movie I saw a romantic love story of an officer aspirant and his girlfriend who worked in a factory. When he passed his exam, he walked into the factory claiming his trophy. It was ever so romantic, brought tears to many eyes, it raised a social...

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Officer Farnsworth was our DARE officer; he came to school and played at recess with children. He explained it this way to me. Some children are told the police are bad. If I come to school and play with them, they learn that this is not always the case. So this is why I do it. He would...

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He was crucified for his pedigree (I weep) BLACK He begged for air, then water, then food ("Please, Sir ...) ZERO Look at the finely-dressed "soldier" (Serve? Protect?) SOUL-LESS I watched the execution-turned-crucifixion, and lost my HUNGER But I will eat again. I will celebrate America again. So will you. REMEMBER why why why why WHHHYYYYYYYYY!...

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(Pentagon E-ring office—executive officer knocks & enters—General motions him in) XO, Explain examinees... Examinee ...

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