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AI Generated Poem about Why Working in an Office Sucks

Trapped in a cubicle, day in and day out, Feeling like a caged bird, with nowhere to scout. The humdrum of the office, a tedious grind, Where creativity and passion, are left far behind. The ticking of the clock, a constant drone, Counting down the minutes, till we're alone. The fluorescent lights, a constant glare, Making our eyes weary, and our moods, impair. The endless meetings, and the pointless tasks, A never-ending cycle, that forever lasts. The politics and bureaucracy, a constant fray, Making our jobs, a constant dismay. We sit for hours, staring at a screen, Our backs and necks, in constant spleen. The sedentary lifestyle, takes its toll, Leaving us feeling, exhausted and old. The office, a place where dreams go to die, Where ambition is stifled, and creativity, a lie. A place where we're trapped, day in and day out, Wishing for freedom, and a way to…


Trapped in a cubicle, day in and day out, Feeling like a caged bird, with nowhere to scout. The humdrum of the office, a tedious grind, Where creativity and passion, are left far behind.

The ticking of the clock, a constant drone, Counting down the minutes, till we're alone. The fluorescent lights, a constant glare, Making our eyes weary, and our moods, impair.

The endless meetings, and the pointless tasks, A never-ending cycle, that forever lasts. The politics and bureaucracy, a constant fray, Making our jobs, a constant dismay.

We sit for hours, staring at a screen, Our backs and necks, in constant spleen. The sedentary lifestyle, takes its toll, Leaving us feeling, exhausted and old.

The office, a place where dreams go to die, Where ambition is stifled, and creativity, a lie. A place where we're trapped, day in and day out, Wishing for freedom, and a way to get out.

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