Recruit Poems | Examples


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Tribute To New Recruit Horn Haiku

while we paid tribute
she had been a new recruit
always gave a hoot

God is there in air
would be best when we should share
she did with much care

husband a president
from his sins had to repent
She gave her consent

buried in family plot
to heaven by God was brought
we love her a lot

God waved magic wand
so she to heaven has gone
with a bright new dawn

Recruit Brushing Each Boot

while brushing each boot
he (she) had been a new recruit
looked great in his (her) suit
accurately would shoot
of crop was the fruit

Take your pick of last line.

Premium Member We Recruit a New Mayor

Seven applied for the position of traveling mayor.
Glorious sunrise shined upon the eager new applicants.
Welcome splurge of information came forth rather quickly.
We appoint watchers to take notes on contenders.

Spit dribble out of a mouth twice –ugh!
The concept of napkin never entered his mind?
A divorce does not affect your chances anymore. 
The highway of life is freer these days.

To clarify, this event is the starting place. 
No protest of unfairness will be tolerated here.
We recruit people as far away as Nebraska.
Old Officer Farley is our most intense interviewer.

The charity of strangers brings food for breakfast.
Try chicken and waffles it is scrumptiously delicious. 
The address on our resume’ should be current.
A reform of the application is not tolerated.

This edition is the tradition we always use.
How shallow or deep, words are your choice. 
The crystal decanter is full of lemonade now. 
Just another mayor race in our fair city.


Recruit With An Attribute

Recruit with an Attribute

Results of action was to recruit,
And enlist with a wild attribute;
Up now fired,
And inspired;
Did look plump in a  parachute.

Jim Horn

Realized I Was a Poetry Recruit

Realized I Was A Poetry Recruit

What I realized was I wanted to recruit,
Poem which might be small and minute;
Could tell,
Written well,
And about hope you have given a hoot.

Jim Horn

Shoot Trump Recruit Not Giving a Hoot

Shot Trump Recruit Not Giving a Hoot

What we really should do is shoot,
Someone who is a Trump recruit,
And lump of lard;
Complete retard;
Care less and never giving a hoot.

At Fun Poke With a Joke

What we should do is at fun poke;
With much joy come up with joke;
In poem place,
A funny face;
Hope I can do it before I croak.

Trump Joking Around

Around with us Trump likes to joke;
In many bad things he would soak,
Each and all,
Small and tall;
Ended up busted and became broke.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran
RiverSea Plantation
Bolivia, NC


Are You a New Recruit

Turn pirate
Or walk the plank?
It's yes or no mate.
If it's yes we celebrate
No it's in to the water you go. I am just
Being frank.
Turn pirate
Nothing is inappropriate
After all we drank.
It's yes or no mate.
We get to keep everything we confiscate
So you'll have gold hidden away in a so 
Called bank.
Turn pirate
Your illiterate
You'll fit right in to be point blank.
It's yes or no mate.
Gus you ol reprobate
Aye Captain. Welcome aboard we sail at
Dawn for the west bank.
Turn pirate
It's yes or no mate.

Premium Member A Disgruntled Recruit

There was once a recruit named Hubie Hunt,

   Who hoped to fly but was told "no" so blunt,

      "Sorry, you ain't qualified"

         So Hubie was certified

            To tote a gun as a ground poundin' grunt!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired

For President We Should Recruit Horn Limerick

For President We Should Recruit Horn Limerick

What we at times so often will refute
If we by someone they do well-suit;
Agrees with what we have to say
Not an obstacle getting in the way;
For President should start to recruit.

Jim Horn

Simple Recruit

Running from the cops
To thirsty vampires... set up
For death for prison.

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