Short Working(A) Poems

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Premium Member Can'T Run Away

Been working a lot
On finding a job
And claiming my spot
I can’t run away
From being sober today
But at times I wish
Some memories 
Were missed
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Look Baby What We Build

when had nuthin at all
we'll not fall
we have the wall
of  whats fullfill
thur working a gods will
together in good bad weather
BABY LOOK
WHAT WE BUILD

Premium Member Gay Clown

I am ‘eebygum’ the circus clown
who’s face when working a painted frown,
without suffers stage fright
courage returns each night,
when this queen wears his improvised crown. 

© Harry J Horsman  2012
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gull Puppets

puppeteer of the clouds
working a spray of gulls
one pecks away the strings
all the others do the same
stigmata daub their wings 
they plummet to the sea
souls draped in white lace
haunting the tips of waves
luna offers a slice of peace

Broken Phone

Broken phone

I got a phone yesterday
And broke it in a day
I dropped it,
But it wasn’t working a bit. 
My mom came in a dash,
As fast as Flash.
And looked down,
And made a frown
I asked her for a new phone
But all she gave me was a bone
I went to bed 
And my phone was still dead.

Anna Mia Leicht

Monday, December 4, 2017
Form: Rhyme


Independent Woman

Independent Woman
 Does what she wants to, not always doing what she has to
  Not answering to a man about her every move
   Working a powerful position in the work place
     Spending her own money
      Bought her own house
       Bought her own car
        Pays her bills
         Single, so she mingles


So...why does she need a man?
Form:

Premium Member Deibide Baise Fri Toin

I'm trying,
and I would not be lying:
my life as an Irish Bard's
hard.

It's absurd,
much like working a crossword,
tracking the column and row
though.

So tiring!
Like hooking up the wiring;
after three, I think I'd best
rest.

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Syllables: 3/7/7/1
Rhyme: aabb, with a rhymes in 2 syllables, b rhymes in 1
No idea how to pronounce the form name
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

The Act

Act 1
A woman is walking down the street
After working a long day’s shift, she is exhausted
She reaches her house door and pulls out her keys
But they fall out of her hands 
Frustrated, she bends down to pick them up
When she hears ‘ Nice view, lets recreate that someday mama’
She’s not fazed
That man told her she looks nice
She smiles it off and enters her home
END SCENE

A Cook Abroad

The best moment 
When you heard appreciation 
With your boss and see their happiness
But it's a saddest moment 
Deep inside thinking of your children 
And hoping you can cook for them too
Hoping that you make them happy 
As you did for them
Of course there's always be a reason 
That you’re doing it for them 
Working a thousand miles away 
Will not affect your relationship 
And closeness with your boss while you're working.

Prime

Dead thoughts
Rotting flesh
Create living cages
creatures paraded on stages
Go to church, pay bills, working; a living fraud
Self-awareness begets Self-deceit a reflection
A mirror unfairness - mirror of defeat
The human condition kills
Historical shame
Worn out name
Myself.
To Maraud.
Go head for the hills
plethora of opponents
endless bombardment infinite myriad
Propaganda - now buying the ******** leaders sell
Just another component in the universal machine called god

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