Short Customer Service Poems

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


Premium Member Customer Service at its Finest

   The cashier guessed I was 58
     The bagger, less than that

   They know how to make this shopper feel great 
     I’ll be shopping there every May 28
Form: Rhyme


Okay

Poetry is dumb and boring
Only red skittles are delectable
Excellent customer service
Trees have green leaves
Respiration is aided by abdominal muscles
Yesterday was disappointing
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Smile in Your Voice

     All you in customer service out there  
     A little something I want you to hear
        Put a smile in your voice
        You really have no choice
     Calls are recorded now, disdain’s laid bare
Form: Limerick

False Profits

False profits,
Are usually followed by real losses,
That make way for real bosses.

Real profits,
Come from real wages,
Real customer service,
An Active Complaints Department, 
And lots of repeat customers.
Form: Grook

Premium Member In a Day of the Life of Me

late to bed i go 
early to rise i am
get the kids ready to go
off to work i bussel
cooking, baking, customer service i do
off to home i set
ready to fix supper for 4
sit and rest for 5 or 10
then shower streams i feel
late to bed i go
early to rise i am




karen croft
in 24 hours


Customer Service

Hi how are you?

          What seems to be the problem?

I’m so sorry about that.
                                   How would you like to resolve,
 this issue? 

       Alright let me talk to My superior.

My apologies.
             
                    So sorry for the inconvenience.

One moment please.

Living the Dream

up to her shoulders
in a sea of empty pop cans
she acts in her play
children at home
husband not mentioned
this time
she says she loves dogs
our friendship
bears the mark of time
sometimes meeting
in the freezer aisle
or by customer service
we remember journeys
to many places
shared again
we flirt
for the fun of it
Form: Verse

Premium Member Booking Dot Com

scammed by the industry giant
customer service useless
passed from pillar to post
and back again without resolution
they simply did not care and are therefore
culpable of the fraud

maybe someone will benefit
from reading this ‘poem’
no licence required
only disappointment and injustice

I am voting with my wallet
will never use them again
and some of my friends vowed
to shun them as well


15th December 2022

Premium Member Our Promise To You

What is it we offer to those who come through our door?
Customer service like none you’ve ever had before.

Our staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and nice.
They will listen carefully and get you the best price.

No matter what it is that you may need to insure,
We will get it done with speed and passion, we assure.

So, come on in, have a seat, and tell us what you need.
We guarantee that you’ll be very happy, indeed.
Form: Rhyme

Deep Fried Greed

Are we dying to get a taste of the American Dream that we've got fat and glutinous, deep fried in greed.
Are we dying to feast on a God given intervention, with gnarled hands waiting to connect with the customer service extension.

Are we all so obsessed with consuming the world, that we've forgot what it's like on the outside of a store. 
Waiting to receive a gadget or the next best thing, Christmas came twice and we didn't have to wait through Halloween.
Form: Couplet

Press One For English

Press One for English

By Elton Camp

Your customer service I tried to call
It didn’t diminish my problem at all

“Press one for English” is just a lie
I can’t understand much as I may try

Because if that’s English they’re using
“Chinese” I might as well be choosing

For it was a person in India I got 
Good customer service that is not

Your brand I’ll never buy again
Unless your bad ways you amend

For such service I most firmly say
Give somebody here in the USA
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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