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| 173. The Announcement Laughter filled the little room The last statement was a gas Something was said about retirement For our jobs were soon to pass The meeting had occurred with fanfare Our leaders were proud and strong They announced our company’s sale To another firm we would soon belong Alas we were but humble servants Who did our jobs with great care The merger meant money for some But for us it would be cold out there Questions were fired like gunshots Our crowd was concerned about their jobs The executives merely gave blank answers To them we were just the white collar slobs We worried for our families or those so dear Tomorrow would be a different day For when the meeting finally finished up There was really nothing left to say So take care you who must work Who endure working as part of life The success you help bring to your firm May slice up your future like a knife |
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