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Short Slackers Poems

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


All They Ask For Is Time
Time to comply is all they ask,
And if you give it to them, 
The old and the young,
The sick and the lame,
The deaf and the blind,
Can get the job done,
To a standard that will impress,
Keeping those who seem fit for the Job,
On their toes,
And the slackers even more so....

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Categories: slackers, age, baptism, celebration, character, childhood, community, courage,
Form: Didactic



Premium Member Bringing Down the House
Draft an Article a den of soul slackers No room for sanity humanity elected crackers Uncivil ones to fail the civic duty pledged Ride a rift split society - drive a wedge Trail Trump slumping stumps winded carpetbaggers Talking heads robbing hoods all cloak and daggers Riding herd wicked turn charging alibi Stuck off bicker batter were all gonna die
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Categories: slackers, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nellie is Miminy Piminy
She is so miminy-piminy she never gets mad
Nellie is too persnickety to ever act bad
We try to rile her, hoping to make her cry
Why? She asks us with concern, why cousin, why?

Because you are unflappable, too perfect I say
You make the rest of us look like slackers most of the day
Can’t you ever be mean, hit someone or sing a sad song?
You simply do not fit in with us rascals, you do not belong...

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Categories: slackers, women,
Form: Rhyme
Hate To Be a Prude
I really hate to be a big crude prude
But what do you consider to be finger food?
And are some of us kind of slackers
How about cookies or maybe crackers?

Then what about if we fly on a trapeze
And maybe might add piece of cheese
Then what if we were to fall
After we finally had to eat it all.

How about having some fruit instead
Which is better for you Doctor said
That should always be a human trait
And all people will properly regulate....

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Categories: slackers, humorous,
Form: Couplet
The More You Do a Thing
The more you do a thing, you’ll find,
The better that it gets.
By slacking off, it’s obvious
That you will have regrets.

Developing a skill or else
Rehearsing for a show,
It’s repetition that you need
To blossom and to grow.

Commitment and determination
Are the surefire keys
To open up potential,
Though to varying degrees.

For only those who give their all
Will bask in their success,
While slackers’ outcomes will belie
The efforts they profess....

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Categories: slackers, success,
Form: Rhyme




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