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Office Politics
A short poem about office politics
By Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 2 years ago β’ 1 min read
Photo by Nastuh Abootalebi on Unsplash
A penny drops from the sky, Just another day
Office politics can be quite the intricate dance,
Where alliances shift and whispers advance.
A pennyβs worth of power, a subtle sway,
In the fluorescent-lit corridors, they play.
The breakroom gossip, the passive-aggressive smile,
The coffee machine confessions, all the while.
Promotions, backstabbing, hidden agendas unfold,
In this corporate tango, secrets bought and sold.
So we navigate the cubicles, our armor on tight,
Balancing ambition and diplomacy just right.
For in this daily drama, we find our place,
A pennyβs worth of power, in this intricate space. πΌβ¨



Comments (5)
Truth.
backstabbing indeed
Yes, one has to be very careful dealing with office politics. Good work.
It's really a universal experience many of us can relate to........Excellent choice to pen a poem on the subject ........superb execution..ππππ.
This is going to be stuck in my mind for a very long time...