Monday, March 7, 2011
Haikus and Lows
Some workplace-inspired poetry in the 5-7-5 syllabic paradigm:
Someone's pretending
That he's not playing FreeCell
Calls doomed to voicemail
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I'll never zone out
In another long meeting
Thanks, tack in my shoe
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That's a cute photo
Of your new bundle of joy
For the seventh time
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Corporate is coming
Restrict access to YouTube
And fetch my ChapStick
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Shirt-tie rotation
Has become repetitive
There's a sale at Kohl's
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I'm back in high school
Doing cheerleaders' homework
But now they get paid
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Pot of old coffee
Smells somewhat like brake fluid
Still we drink bravely
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A night in the box
For back-sassing a free man
Just like "Cool Hand Luke"
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Season of giving
So I gave you some breath mints
Love, Secret Santa
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I think I'll visit
The unemployment office
And count neck tattoos
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Typing while naked
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Bravo, A. Nonymous! Now let's get to work on that haiku mission statement ...
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