Interviews, homework, my daily schedule- tossed!
Who knows how man interviews I had this week
Homework, essays, chapters to read, a million and one questions
Let's not forget the most important my car and it's love to overheat!
Should of done this or that,, my daily well learned life lessons
Didn't get the position I thought best fit
Scaring them with how I'd help them grow
Something they didn't seem to want dang it!
What can I say, I was born with sales in my veins
That wasn't the perception I meant to get across
Wishing to throw away sales ability, all it retains
I had experience in all aspects, oh well, their loss!
Jack of all trades, master of none is who I am
13 years accounting and administrative skills
No thank you and the door they shut, BAM!
Thanks for wasting my time and the thrills
You wanted me back in the bars, a job you wanted, a job I will get
No longer will I have to hear, "if you don't get a job" and the I'm leaving threat
I am taking my car that you use to work every day away from you, as of today
And the position you hold of which jobs I might take, you no longer have a say
At least I have people and bar experience behind me too
Wednesday night I start my job, the office work I'll still pursue
A position I didn't want to get back into, feel it's demeaning my quality
Get to play that sweet, don't have a clue, give me money 'cause I'm pretty
Now I get to tell you what happened to me today
What interviews I went on and all the events of my day
You wanted me back in the bars, easy, daily, and quite a bit of quick money
I got a job in a bar and with my shift, no longer will we see each other, honey
"Awesome" you first say, then "If I get sick of it, I will just leave."
Thinking a job would settle our problems, oh please! Quick reprieve
Everything I have done, I have done for the future of us
No matter what, I have come to learn, you'll always fuss
So to school and work I will continue to go
Missing me, one day it'll hit, you'll know
No one could ever treat you better, I was the best all along
Hopefully sooner than later, you realize this before I am gone.
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18 Comments
Post a CommentYour words are very deep !!!...amazing poetry !!!...the pic goes perfect here !!!
I can relate to every word so eloquently written. I go on interviews with my experience nicely printed on a piece of paper, and then they close the door right behind me. I feel that returning to retail again and again is like allowing myself to be swallowed up by a giant hole and losing touch with all that I wish to say and do.
I hope he realizes how true you are to him and that once you're gone, you're gone.
Hang in there - there is light at the end of the tunnel! Great piece!
Keep studying, matie! Never mind the dude's unrealistic expectation. I bet you're doing well in school. :o)
I have forgotten to give a word of appreciation to the photo.
I love the photo! Job interviews are awful - my hubby just had one I that was exactly the same as your line "Scaring them with how I'd help them grow" - very honest & carefree style - I like it! Thank you for all of your kind words on my article mom-isms - when i published it i couldn't wait for you to read it! lol. keep up the good work, hopefully all this writing is helping with all the stressful things that happen everyday!
Awesome! I could literally "feel" each paragraph. Love the photo! I have to check out your website!
Amazing! Great photo, too! 5 stars!!!!!!
Very insightful words and the photo is awesome.
Wonderful emotions expressed here...I am sure it represents all in one way or another...Good job!