My friend Dylan sent me a warning that poetry can ruin your career.
But before I knew that, when I was a blogging beginner with no idea what to post, I posted workplace Haikus. And my career was not ruined. So here's another poem, from my friend Ben:
Employed
She just wants to be employed
for eight hours a day. She is not
interested in a career; she wants a job
with a paycheck and free parking. She
does not want to carry a briefcase filled with important papers to read
after dinner; she does not want to return phone calls. When she gets home,
she wants to kick off her shoes and waltz around her kitchen singing, "I am
a piece of work."
by Beverly Rollwagen, from She Just Wants





Does that poem have any meter?
Posted by Recruiting Animal on February 23, 2007 at 12:33 pm | permalink |
Ooooo — Nice new look!
Posted by PunditMom on February 23, 2007 at 4:28 pm | permalink |
She is me!!!!
Posted by Chris on February 24, 2007 at 12:00 am | permalink |
A warning note to a poem I had once posted read.
Eat your words quietly
Stop playing with them
Arranging them into cute
little poems.
I think of it everytime I read poems in any Blog.
Anyway, no warning ever stopped me from doing what I wanted to and enjoyed.
I also enjoyed your poem and the blog.
Posted by mumbaikar on February 24, 2007 at 7:02 pm | permalink |
Interesting poem, give me lots of laughter!
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Very nice career poem.
Posted by Brad on December 12, 2009 at 7:46 pm | permalink |
I like this poem as it portrayed most of our every days monotonic life.
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