Poetry: Sonnets about business suits - by Colette Georgii

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by Colette Georgii

Created on: January 23, 2012 Last Updated: January 24, 2012

Business suits being worn to work
Both men and women of equality
The lawyer, CEO, and business clerk
Strive for excellence of duality

My business suit ignites a fire
Stealing the show with my words
And when in my best attire
that my business suit affords

Whether male or female I will know
That my business suit was meant to be
The reason for making dough
And why I am just me.

So today I will take a rest from this long week
And contemplate the wealth I seek.

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Poetry: Sonnets about business suits

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by Jack Ivey

Today I have an interview
I need a business suit to wear
I’d like one in a nice dark blue
Something with a tailored flair
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by N. Owen Holme

A matched set of trousers and coat, so distinct,
And suspenders are commonly in use,
A long-sleeve shirt that blends well,
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by Kathy Heasarlen

Garments made for women and men,
Consisting of a jacket with trousers, or a skirt,
When they are worn they can make you look
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by Michael Cannata

I know my size, I like the look
I wear them well I'm often told
I strut and preen when comes the chance
Assuming airs both
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by Karlo Silverio Iii Sevilla

There is really no other way,
but to wear my business suit today.
Got to have that Wall Street feel,
but this time make it

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