Short Confidentiality Poems

Short Confidentiality Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Confidentiality by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Confidentiality by length and keyword.


Breaking Confidentiality

I saw the sky last night,
Rapt blue-black,
Freckled candle-light.
Where upon a cast, I ate.
To this lip, our tête-à-tête,
Never uttered,
Never muttered,
Until here.


Premium Member the alley

the alley retains memories and secrets
things she has observed would straighten my hair
murder, mayhem and mischief
I sense her wiseness in the silence
appreciating her confidentiality

Premium Member Confidentiality

Can keep confidences quiet
Outstandingly trustworthy 
Never betray anyone
Friendship of many 
Idealistic and faithful 
Delights in being true
Encourages loyalty 
No need to share
Tranquil and calm
Integrity in tact 
Awesomely
Loyal
Ideal friend
Thank
You
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Soldier of the Forest

the evergreen casts a full shadow, a grayscale vision
she has served as camouflage for raccoons, mice, and snakes
a soldier of the forest, standing against the north winds
showing the woods what a true patriot looks like
animals depend on her confidentiality, security and discretion.

There Is No Need For You To Worry

There is no need 
for you to worry

You have nothing 
at all  
to hide from me

Just set all of your 
feelings aside 

And give yourself 
the opportunity

To share your 
deepest 
thoughts with me

And you will be 

Truly happy

That you could 
confide in me

In the utmost of 
confidentiality


Premium Member worlds worst employee

company memos are flowing out
escaping like fireflies in July
overly communicative
no confidences now

leaking information
losing credibility and integrity
hoping for likeability
worlds worst employee

no confidentiality
lack of professionalism
she has put our company at risk
jeopardizes our future and her own

Sensored To Death

Sound and motion sensors in our homes,
Sensors wherever we roam,
Tracking devices and sensors on our cars,
Sensors staring at us while we watch Hollywood Stars,
Our words and privacy have become exploited and 
sensored to death,
conveniently sensors are never around when people are struggling
for a breath,
Confidentiality as we know it, has died and gone away,
Our lives have become fodder for the sinful.......
Form:

Premium Member Finn and Freda

Finn and Freda’s Christmas wishes were known only to each other.
Trusted protective older sister, and Finn, her impish little brother. 
Helpful hints were solicited by parents for many determined days.
Important questions asked in a variety of creatively subtle ways.
Neither child would violate the trusted confidentiality of the other.
Treasured trait that is strong fifty years later in this sister and her brother.
Form: Rhyme

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