Short Workplaces Poems

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Premium Member The Biltmore Hotel

the Biltmore Hotel
appears through my car window
by my new office
two workplaces as bookends
to forty years and one life
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Good Times Imperiled

   Today’s workplaces incommodious
   Laid off, the exuberant and joyous
     Atmosphere’s sterile
     Good times imperiled
   Efficiency’s drumbeat will destroy us
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Diwali

Decorating homes and workplaces
Illuminating with diyas and rangoli for five days
Worship ceremonies of Lakshmi, goddess of properity
As mentioned in early Sanskrit texts
Light over darkness
Indian subcontinent origins

written November 4, 2021
Form: Acrostic

Mayday

First day of May
When people gather in one circle
Workplaces become so quiet
But streets and junctions so noisy

Public facilities at stake
Also wives and kids

The aspirations come on behalf of God and human right
Labor right
Conveying to the authority and the power

The employer and rich men, being lose
As if lose

First day of May
The day people strive for being more human
Being richer, more powerful and recognized
© Nur Holis  Create an image from this poem.

We Are Doomed People

We are doomed people. Nurses’ aides, housekeepers, LPN and Ward Clerks
Maintenance and kitchen cooks; slave of the modern workplaces
We are the Victims of Hurricane Sandy
Taking life for granted,
 Everything was nice and dandy
  until Sandy furious attack 
 In an instant life live: reverse like a deadly curse
Forcing the Oil prices to rise higher after volatile week
We cried, we pray, we curse under the same breath
 Frequently asked question “Why us father why we


The Window

The window sparkled when the sun shone through,
Beautiful maples and spruce,
The maple leaves the colours of autumn,
God's favorite paintbrush had guested,
Houses and apartments,
Each very unique,
Like companions simply there,
Blessing another,
Roads created as safe passages,
Cars in regular traffic patterns,
God's citizens progress to workplaces,
Plazas and churches,
God guests on Sunday,
The sunlight of religion,
Always there, always with us.

Gwen Meyer-Erlach Schutz
Form: Narrative

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