Short Workers Poems

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


Haiku

Haiku 

anthills in the fields 
super colonies built by 
thousands of workers; 

Ramakrishna Chowdary Jasti
03Aug2014
Form: Haiku


Postal Humor

Why do postal workers have a hard time changing jobs??


They are always thinking "In the box... In the box... In the box!!"

Men Walk

Men walk and women stroll.
Bosses putt and workers bowl.
Do we jump into our pigeonhole
or are we pushed into playing a role?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Responsibilities of a Boss

the boss should listen
acknowledge and respect everyone
show integrity and fairness
not show favoritism
so he can retain workers

Premium Member Leaf Cutter Ants

workers sans respite 
diligent leaf cutters ants ~
stripping bare a tree




Date written: 03/07/2022
Form: Haiku


Hindsight

Hank was a maker of stilts
and sold stunning quilts.
Trade was a success
but caused folks duress
when workers on stilts wore kilts.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Obedience

Obedience

Nonchalant workers
unfazed by nature’s vista
contently labour
accepting their condition;
ageless Mount Fuji silent.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Stealing your mind '

peter thiel almost un-real, wants to link
His workers, to the buzzing field.' 
The pc-screen; mind.' This
Matter is so cruelly
Obscene.!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ocd

Obsessive workers in their seat 
An.al about documents neat
Choose never to rush
Or the toilet to flush  
Unless the paperwork's complete
Form: Limerick

Daylight Savings Time

Daylight savings time was for farmers
But its demise is now on the brink
Whether to keep it or let it go
I wonder what Big Ben workers think?
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Surgeons

Believe you me, are business workers
dealing in raw flesh and bones
but they are often broke
because consumers exist not
in this world of flesh

Angel of the North

Built with rusted steel 
Steel mined by the workers’ hands
Faceless above crowds 
An angel not from the blue
But built with man’s blood and hope
Form: Tanka

Premium Member To Health Care Workers

Hats off to heroes
Health care workers of the world
Heads bowed, we thank you
Who put yourselves in harm's way
Angels in scrubs, gloves, and masks
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member New England's Flowers

I saw the workers come out today
They’re from New England
Four seasons in the year
They came clipping flowers
Some saved for the next year no doubt
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hard Workers

Flying souls, adrift in a sea of silver clouds. Their wings brushing God, carrying prayers to Heaven; messengers for the faithful.
Form: Tanka

The Nag

A clerk nags her workers all day
Until her face got stuck in some clay
Knew pottery was produce
She called for a truce
Then gave them a joyful playday
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member selling fear and hate

To hoard large pots in the biz game
They’ll say immigrants’ only aim
To grab workers’ cash!
This augments the stash
The fattest cats normally claim
Form: Limerick

Coffee Break

Lo, coffee breaks can be broken.
Mission impossible, to wit
Negaholics manage the show,
Often bad-mouthing managers.
Plans to relax workers is foiled.

The Chip

The nerd invented a special chip
His co-workers called him a clueless dip
But the chip took-off
Which gave them a cough
Now they're staying clued to his hip
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Throw the Brain Away

When mummifying the Egyptians saved
Organs a plenty, the workers raved.
Threw out the brain
Kept heart with the grain
Organs were preserved with body engraved.
Form: Limerick

Coed Workers

theyer no mean
we work as a team
no matter it may seen
theyer alert
and not jerks
they no there stuff
never get decuss
but they are sreacher
MY
COED WORKER
Form:

Premium Member Spent Time

*Image of Dali's Time Clock by Pixabay. spent time most workers are clock watchers who die by the hours ~ then clock out and live 2021 December 19
Form: Monoku

Premium Member clocks take over Friday

clocks decided to slow Friday down
did it in every office all over town
office workers stared at four-fifty for an hour
the clocks felt respected, loved their power
Form: Rhyme

Bees

BEES social arthropods each with its own task most of them are workers drones mate the queen to lay eggs "a union discord can't discard"

In a Hurry

Happy birthday, Sister Lorie, 
Heavy traffic is a problem; 
The workers are in a hurry, 
The vehicles are in column. 

Topic: Birthday of Lorie V. Pasicolan (April 02)
Form: Quatrain

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