Short Garbage Man Poems
Short Garbage Man Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Garbage Man by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Garbage Man by length and keyword.
The Garbage Man
the garbage man comes
picking up yesterday’s memories
in plastic bags
and wooden boxes
leaving behind
empty tin pails
to be filled up again
with today’s remains...
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Categories:
garbage man, birth, death, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Ruler of a Land
Had a dream last night, I was the ruler of a land
Made weekends four days long, imagine if you can
How popular I was
Cheered and beloved
Then I woke and realized my job was a garbage man...
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Categories:
garbage man, fantasy,
Form:
Limerick
Ruler of the Land
Had a dream last night, I was the ruler of a land
Made weekends four days long, imagine if you can
How popular I was
Cheered and beloved
Then I woke and realized my job was a garbage man...
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Categories:
garbage man, future,
Form:
Limerick
" Paper Dreams"
A site like this is wonderful you see...
where we can write and just be..
A place in life where no one see's our
height or weight or what we believe..
Whether Im a doctor or a garbage man
you cant see, Im only judged from what
you see..
A place we can share our thoughts and dreams..
A place where everyone's so nice it seems..
So let our pen's flow and continue to share...
Such wonderful poems because you know I care.....
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Categories:
garbage man, thank you
Form:
Light Verse
Morning Noises
Police and fire sirens blare
An early emergency somewhere
Neighbor’s water squeaking thro’ the pipes
Two cats clawing each other’s stripes
Traffic hums and honks, tires squeal
In such a hurry…what’s the big deal?
Mower of lawns and whacker of weeds
Garbage man missed: in-reverse beeps
Nearby pickup started and revved up loud
I’m not quite used to this urban crowd
Cell phone buzzes, again I slap the snoozer
I wonder: would I prefer a rooster?...
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Categories:
garbage man, city, sound,
Form:
Rhyme
He Who Laughs Last
When I was young,
knee-deeped in school,
teachers threatened.
"You'll be a garbage man.
If you don't start cracking
at those books, better then
that you shouldn't plan".
Now after grade school & a civil service test.
I'm out here in the streets.
Picking up the trash you throw away.
At seven-fourteen a week.
I have no brains; the hell I don't!
There's no pressure on this job.
I just pick up what you throw away,
and it's really not that hard.
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Categories:
garbage man, jobs,
Form:
Rhyme