My Old Coworkers Poem by Lauren Beasley

My Old Coworkers



I can still hear Nikki squealing
Across the store, having dropped some books
And then her laugh, so bright and loud
As customers give concerned looks

I can still see Michael straightening
His OCD acting up for a while
As he makes some sarcastic, punny remark
Which inevitably makes me smile

I can still feel Barbara's loving touch
As she hugs me when most I need it
And welcomes me with 'Hello, Sunshine! '
Making me feel warmly greeted

I can still hear Jordan shuffling
Up and down the aisles, doing her task
Handling customers like a pro.
Answering everything I could ask

I can still see Jeremy's smile
As he appreciates my dumb jokes
Slaving away at the imprint machine
Enduring the stress it provokes

I can still feel the love and joy
I experienced in that place
Much of me is from that store, I now leave
But memories were made and will last by God's grace

Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: job
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
August 17,2014. I wrote this right before I left for school, about my coworkers I was having to leave. They had such an impact on my laugh, and they'd always be a part of me, even after I'd left.
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