Short Interviewer Poems
Short Interviewer Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Interviewer by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Interviewer by length and keyword.
A child was interviewed on breakfast radio in England,
The interviewer asked what she thought of the world,
He said,'simple I'm perfect and the world is imperfect.'
Form:
his nose was distracting
but so was mine
i listened to it ; in the car on the way
there
the bass was in my brain
what if he'd never heard it?
the questions kept coming
questions about
stuff
thinking about the book of judges
i saw paintings
i followed him home
hid beneath the window pane
but heard nothing
i didn't get the job
FLY
So, you’re wanting to be a pilot, son
Free as a bird way up there in the sky
It is an important job, as well as fun
You look so keen, and I do know why
Leaving all that boring stuff way behind
I can see that you just really want to fly
We take only the fittest that we can find
You realise this is the best job, bar none
But to this interviewer role I’m resigned
What is the criteria to work in this office?
The prim interviewer began rattling off statistics
About education, degrees, experience.
I looked around at the staff I could see.
Everyone I saw was female, blonde, twenty-two, and 36, 24, 36.
They dressed in short skirts, wore high heels and their nails were points.
Not a few of them.
All of them.
Experienced in what? I wondered.
Knowing I would not make the cut.
Of course as you may have guessed, I didn’t.