Short Typist Poems
Short Typist Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Typist by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Typist by length and keyword.
I feel like writing silly tales
About a typist who had long manicured nails
She tapped the typewriter so slow
Until her boss told her she had to go
To employ her was beyond the pale
Valentine typist with the pretty smile.
Pecking out letters with a ick dick mick bick.
Boys are lined up to see you for a country mile.
You act like you don’t see them. You are totally slick.
Frustration
Although I am not a typist, I continue,
like an addict!
Beating myself with long poetry,
Causing me untold hours of no sleep.
Endless tears come with 'no comnents '
Frustration, too, and a lack of mirth.
Pannagiota Romios
4/24/2019
10:15 pm PST
Not a Ladder step up
Typewriting keyboard set up
Hands on the keys
Typing letter after letter
Accuracy that matters
Speed will come
Practice makes perfect
Afterwhile, you will become a typing dynamo
You will be your own quick moving typing gizmo
Pace yourself
Be calm and patient
Don’t let anxiety get to you
In due time
Typist will be in you.
Thet called me a Clerk Typist,
But handed me casework meant
For a higher pay grade.
Families leaned on me, and I carried them
Growth came from fortitude,
Not classification.
I did the job first,
Earned the title after some time
Public Assistance Specialist,
Proven by service, not paperwork.
Lesson: Your role is shaped by what you
Rise to, not what they print on your hiring form.