You circle and correct my letters,
by saying they’re too strong;
You criticize my tone of voice,
by saying it’s all wrong.
You demand to have your paperwork
one hundred percent correct;
And then when I request my pay,
you always make me sweat.
I call and leave you messages,
I know you’ll never return;
My pages go answered,
because you aren’t concerned.
You meet when you get ready,
and leave pretty much the same;
We’re trying to run a business,
but to you it’s all a game.
You pay the bills with impunity;
the bulk goes in the trash;
Although you say you pay bills on time,
the small business bills usually get paid last.
You make them chase their money,
by making yourself scarce;
But I notice you and those you favor,
are never out of cash.
You strip us of our dignity,
so you can feel secure;
You live to see us grovel,
be submissive and demure.
You keep us weak and sap our strength,
so you can have it all;
You used to be my hero,
now you’re just a man without any balls.
9/7/98