Cool write. Through my working years, I had bosses both good and bad, and I earned from both of them. Then when I decided to buy a fast food restaurant, I put into practice what I learned as to how and how not to be a boss, and as a result, I had some very good employees who stayed with me for quite awhile. The lesson, just treat people right, and value your workers.
What a delightful poem of revenge! So craftily written that it could be about any job anywhere where the employee has been maligned. Too often these days in this country, experienced employees that are aging are easily replaced by lower paid youngsters without a clue. It's also easy for businesses like this to quickly go under when the boss doesn't understand what it takes to treat the human element properly.
Ron
Here in the US these days, they don't know how to write a poem. They do know how to get an arsenal of guns, load up with ammunition and return to the shop for a good old-fashioned shootout like they see in the movies or their video games. I much prefer your method.
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Ron
Here in the US these days, they don't know how to write a poem. They do know how to get an arsenal of guns, load up with ammunition and return to the shop for a good old-fashioned shootout like they see in the movies or their video games. I much prefer your method.