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Salesmanship
Salesmanship Poems - Poems about Salesmanship
Boy With An Eye
...Betwixt the vibrant threads of a busy bazaar, A foreigner's gaze seize on a singular star, A boy with one eye, an enigma raid, Their dialogue begins, a journey to trade. "Your salesmanship shin......
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Gisli Nair
Categories:
salesmanship,
boy, child abuse, courage,
Form:
Epic
Un-Famous Last Words
...Those Tommies send their planes in large amounts They drop their bombs but all they do is bounce Like rubber balls their bouncy bombs all missed Those British pilots must be really… ......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
salesmanship,
humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Time Clack
...Once upon a distant dream you were fit and lean. Could eat almost anything. Slam drinks until the vampire's sunrise but still make the whistle on time. Now your bloated mirror is the alpha en......
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Anthony Biaanco
Categories:
salesmanship,
abuse, time,
Form:
Free verse
Just Google It
...I had some friends over for tea To sing happy birthday to me I forgot to buy the KFC So thought I'd give them a treat So when you want to eat Chinese And you really want to noodle it Just Goo......
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Peter Hall
Categories:
salesmanship,
humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The Father Day Gift From Dragon
...Father’s Day was coming and Dragon was already, in full mode. Hubby was his Hero, a true Papa, like in every story ever told. Everyone was talking about what’s, to be, their Papa’s Day gifts. Yep,......
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Carol Eastman
Categories:
salesmanship,
fantasy, fathers day, fun,
Form:
Light Verse
Toxic Cake
...Toxic Cake by Odin Roark How drippingly fine The words that coat Such layered density Icing thick enough To entice the fool Along with seasoned critics Into toxic waste goodness Persuasion ......
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Odin Roark
Categories:
salesmanship,
political,
Form:
Free verse
Poor Salesmanship
...An estate agent from the Forest of Dean Was known to be terribly mean His clothes they would reek As he'd worn them all week But he was doing his bit to be green......
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David Sollis
Categories:
salesmanship,
humor, humorous, silly,
Form:
Limerick