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Short Receptionist Poems

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


Receptionist
nailed her eyes
into my face
without hammer...

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Categories: receptionist, caregiving, satire,
Form: Triolet



Premium Member My Mechanic's Receptionist
The divine swell of
Her heaving breasts
Soothes the pain
Of large
Bills....

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Categories: receptionist, funny, life, people, social
Form: Diminished Hexaverse
The Receptionist
Behind painted desk, Her smile welcomes everyone, Counting the minutes. (C) 2015 PJ Bayliss
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© Pj Bayliss  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: receptionist, good morning, work,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member The Receptionist
The receptionist smiled and captivated the room.
Her beauty and curves made the men swoon.
She was all business when she talked,
But they forgot about business when she walked…...

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Categories: receptionist, beautiful, business, humorous, sexy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member This Doctor Has No Patience
A doctor who worked in Bombay Banned seventeen patients one day They all had Delhi belly ... Waiting room got so smelly Receptionist turned them away! 2/19/19
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Categories: receptionist, body, health, humorous,
Form: Limerick



The Receptionist
The Receptionist


Of her eyes 
and of her hair
I have been 
aware one year
and I have said 
no more than 
I’ll be gone 
all afternoon,
take all calls, 
all messages.


Donal Mahoney...

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Categories: receptionist, on work and working
Form: Free verse
Alliteration
Resiliently
receptionist recovered
recycled report


See subdued sunbeams
Subsisting still, somewhere shine
Suffusing sunset


Trendy teenager
Trusting tie-dyeing trainee
Tee shirt total trash...

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Categories: receptionist, visionary,
Form: Alliteration
Long Haired Ponytail
Abigail Kirk lived in outback town Burke,
A hotel receptionist, she had a slight quirk,
Her rather long ponytail stretched to the floor,
After a few years it had grown much more,
She sold it to ten bald men and retired from work....

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Categories: receptionist, children, funny,
Form: Limerick
Power of the Tongue
Power of the Tongue

The tongue we know not
Is a good receptionist
But a poor postmaster
Though cold and wet
Full of fire and smoke it is
It sets ablaze the Savanna,
Forests and the Sahara
It destroys love-birds’ nests
And all is ashes...

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Categories: receptionist, allegory, feelings, imagery, mystery, prejudice, romance, symbolism,
Form: Lyric
Business As Usual
Our boss employed a receptionist
Whose beauty we could not compare
Double D cups woke up the knights
As pheromones surged through the air

Her chair is usually empty
Excepting this handwritten note:
"I have just stepped out for the male"
Exactly as written I quote...

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Categories: receptionist, culture, humanity, humor, lust, power, women, work,
Form: Verse
Premium Member the sun was late this morning
The sun was late this morning
Or was I early
At any rate
I waited
Tapping my fingers
Impatiently.
The appointment
Requested I show up
20 minutes early
To register
My shadow.
The receptionist
Told me
“the sun is running
A bit behind schedule”
Please be patient.
My shadow grumbles
It hates these appointments.
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Categories: receptionist, morning,
Form: Free verse
Lovely Receptionist Is Cute
Lovely Receptionist Is Cute

We had told the whole truth to the tooth;
Then again told whole truth to the tooth;
Tooth to tooth danced,
And we had romanced;
We have tried to get to root of the truth.

For my famious  dentist did start to root,
We understand at his talent he is astute;
Problem  solved;
Cavity dissolved;
Also, his lovely receptionist is very cute.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: receptionist, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Mr G Will See You Now
Mr. G will see you now, the receptionist said.
I walked in to see a giant shoebill. He was enormous.
He looked down his beak at me, stared me down.
I could feel my throat gulp a wad of salty gooey stuff.

What did you need? He asked. I was terrified.
I claimed to be in the wrong office, leaving swiftly.
Scary isn’t he? The receptionist asked me.
I was too frightened to nod. Last time I ask to see the mayor....

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Categories: receptionist, animal, bird, humorous,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Eye Doctor Said I Should Take Up Boxing
Ocular hypertension and
A couple of jabs here

I read the letters on the chart and
Threw in the towel

But she was adamant 
The connotations

Pay-per-view Las Vegas
Ears bitten 

Jubba-jubba-jib-jab and
A bathroom meteorologist 

I got the receptionist
In a headlock 

I didn't kill Davey Moore
But I made another appointment and

Promised her the next time I was in
I would be the heavyweight champion of the world 



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Categories: receptionist, addiction, anger,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Futurecast
A sirocco greeted me
rushing past in heated blasts
my maps had ruined her weekend.
I sought the cool glare
of the new receptionist
only to be buffeted by
the nor’east gale
emanating from the office
of the station manager.
I gazed into the future
cast my lot with Wednesday
“warm, sunny, idle breezes”
Repeating it every hour
on the hour.
A flood of complaints
deluged the station.
I left the building
in an elevator
“partly rowdy
with no chance of shame”.

3/28/2022...

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Categories: receptionist, humor, weather, word play,
Form: Free verse

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