Meet The Monster Poem by Mihir Modi

Meet The Monster

Rating: 4.0


MEET THE MONSTER

Oh boy, here I am, I am the boss,

Don't ever try, my way to cross.

This is a camera and not an eye,

You have to follow my orders and don't ever ask why.

I am the one, who can divide zero with negative,

You might be given once in 5 years a small incentive.

Don't ever expect a leave for sad demise, function or preparation,

Coz it is directly proportional to the sudden new project, that needs attention.

You cannot be my favorite unless you are my pet poodle in the office,

'I'M ALWAYS RIGHT' is the only rule in this premises.

You are not categorized as humans so don't even dare to fall ill,

Work load you'll get is directly proportional to my mood and my telephone bill.

You have to be on time and don't ask me when to leave,

Coz your timings are always inverse to mine, that you should believe.

I'll be nice to you and give you leave on Saturdays and Sundays,

But don't dare to expect mercy on rest weekdays.

Credit for your work is taken by me and that's how it works,

A single missing comma, full stop or apostrophe and you will have to rework.

You must find your pride in fault findings and public humiliation,

Dare to argue and on grounds of 'INCOMPETENCE' you get your letter of termination.

I might have sounded like an 'advertisement to holiday resort' during your interview,

But once you are in, don't think that hell was better, which is perhaps true.

So the rules are clear and welcome to my world where I am the boss,

And let me remind you never try my way to cross.

Monday, August 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: funny
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 27 June 2017

your name and the link to this poem's page are going into my/our July 2017's 'a showcase for and by PH poets', found in my list of PH poems. thanks. bri :)

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Ryan Brodesser 18 September 2014

Wow this guy sounds like a tough guy to be with. It reminds me of all the donald Trump jokes I've ever heard. YOUR FIRED! :) great poem I like the rhythm, its almost like a rap in a way. excellent work!

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Tony Adah 27 August 2014

Aptly written to fit private sector slave drivers.......don't ever fall sick, well captured. Txn for sharing

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Mary Douglas 20 August 2014

This poem is a very vivid picture of a terrible place to work! Sincerely I hope you do not work there, and if you do, I hope that your love of poetry and dreaming will help you survive. I do confess in my working life poetry and the presence of God always helped me deal with bad bosses. It seems awful at the time but when I look back on it all the negative experiences at work sharpened imagination and lyricism in me as a reaction and a self protection against these petty tyrannies. Inside we can still be free. This is the code in every beautiful work of art. Mary Angela Douglas

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