Short Security Guard Poems
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security guard
Her night shift now ends at 8
a yawning morning
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Kolkata, June 16, 2016
Knickers in a twist make it hard
To hold things up high in regard
A little horseplay
Could blow one away
Just ask the Security Guard
She's standing
Like a security guard
Someone giving her a rose
Her face transition
From a serious one
Change to a charming
Sweet Officer.
NEW BOY
New boy on the block
Walk home from bus
Driver hardly acknowledges my ticket
Beeps it condescendingly
I walk past the gated development
Security guard gradually grudgingly
Learns to nod in my direction
Another six months and he smiles
A-n early morn has broken,
B-ringing light to Sunday;
E-vening rain disappears,
G-ray haze fades away.
A-nother dusk has turned
I-nto a break of new dawn;
L-et the twilight leave, as the shadows are gone.
A-llow your life to go on,
B-egin to move forward;
O-pen your bag January twenty-ninth,
N-o one evades the security
G-uard.
I’m feeling pretty pretty bad
A young child will be oh so sad
They left their precious teddy bear
On a comfy airport lounge chair
A lovely security guard
Tried oh so very hard
To reunite that teddy bear
That now is in his tender care
Guess it will be a fraught flight
And tonight a very sleepless night
The little one will be delighted
When bear and owner are finally reunited
Jan Allison
4th August 2014
Sheila dyed her hair burgundy and we asked “what now?”
She got rid of her chickens, her horse, her donkey and her cow.
Replacing them with a peacock, dog, cat, pelican and lion.
Her husband ran off, we all saw his feet fly’n.
That’s okay Sheila told us. I do not need a man.
I can do it all, with pizzazz and spit, I can farm this land.
The lion was the best security guard she ever had.
Her impromptu zoo was happy, and for this I was glad.