Short Hire Poems

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


Premium Member Pledge To Hire the Best

Give me 
your liars 
your greedy 
your thieves
you unlawful

people of no principals
and no ethics

Of these 
I will hire the best


Premium Member should I hire her

Yellow duck applied for the waitress job
Should I hire her? Asked my pal Rob.

Can she hold a tray?
Not really, but she is an angry duck.
And I don’t want to end up dead.

Sure, hire her, I told him.
Isn’t that why we hire most people?

Menial's Hire

I do not long for a crown,
Nor for an abode in Heaven,
O omnipotent, omnipresent God!
You are a just employer Lord!

Though you have imposed on me, 
A daunting task,
Only a menial’s hire,
Is all that I ask!! ----

----Only a menial’s hire,
Is all that I ask!! ----
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Before You Hire That Cleaner

Before you hire that cleaner,
Check their pockets for 3 things that will get your house cleaner.

A wooden toothpick will get rid of the gunk that stops your taps being cleaner,
A wooden oven skewer has a longer reach to make an oven cleaner,
A tooth brush to work its magic to get clean even cleaner.

A God For Hire

All bids are in;
that sacred honor ...had a price.
The profane sanctified;
a flag became a calf of gold
our highest office, sold.

There, looking in the hollows for the
substance of a dream, lurking, 
waiting for the light of reason,
one Persephone to grace
a hopeless cause 
for hope dies hard
and sweet of taste
and power would hearts inspire
lest God forget
this fulsome scene
and bless the earth entire!
               ~


Hire a Key

The queen has all the power
while foot soldiers goad the king
though he maybe important
the church ahead of hymn

as too crusading bishops
diagonally move to sing
the knights gallant in battle
before a fall within

the castle's rabble- rousers 
encircled squares are ringed
battles meant to topple towers
to where the fight was hinged

the territory taken
with patience wearing thin
when black on white is shaken
who turns the tide to win?
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Form: Rhyme

Unwanted For Hire

Unwanted for hire 
Minimal money desired 
I am gifted and hold a degree 
Posted it plainly, for all to read 

  I'm Experienced in degrading deeds
come spend a dime your inhibitions are freed 
I'll hear your heartaches, I'll hear your sin
I'll speak to no one about where you have been


 Things that happen but aren't often seen 
Corrupted, disrupted, I am a queen
some call me degenerate, some call me kind
 yet there those who'll give money still waiting inline
Form: Sonnet

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