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Applicant Poems - Poems about Applicant

Applicant Poems - Examples of all types of poems about applicant to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for applicant.

To a Doubting Applicant
First humbly comply, An effort making to apply, Self assuring that they would reply: That God shall your needs supply, Your forms to shorter routes ply. Yes, first boldly apply And you’ve succeeded to imply That you shall never away fly When “Dear...Read the rest...
Categories: applicant, anxiety, courage, education, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Win Win For the Applicant
Thirty hours early for her interview. Impressive or ludicrous? She ordered everything on the menu. Wanted to taste each dish before accepting position. Is she the new chef? I inquired. No, a potential hostess. I stared at the woman. She looked more...Read the rest...
Categories: applicant, jobs,
Form: Free verse



Bureaucratic Guile
Should one merely settle for the word ‘Style’ In lieu of the more appropriate ‘Guile’? A secretary asking an applicant to wait for a while But still not nearing this anxious file; Letting the doomed document and others pile, Sometimes...Read the rest...
Categories: applicant, anger, betrayal, depression, suicide,
Form: Rhyme


I'M Not the Forced Applicant
of the world war (3rd!) I'm not the forced applicant I don't wanna be the forced applicant of the world war (3rd!) no; I'm not the well-wisher not the advance receptionist columnist, they are political analyst journalist, they are critics of the...Read the rest...
Categories: applicant, humanity, universe, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clueless Job Applicant
You’ll never guess whom the cat drug in; have a day where you just couldn’t win? He came strutting in, smacking his gum loud, dressed to the nines Goth Punk style. Tats trailed down his left arm,...Read the rest...
Categories: applicant, adventure, angst, business, children,
Form: Light Verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things