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Poem resources about women in business in the corporate world are suggested.

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Various resources are given to discuss poems on women in the workplace.

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Please allow some of my ideas to help:

First, you might look at "The Secretary Chant" by Marge Piercy for its strong, controversial themes about this topic. Here is the text:

My hips are a desk,
From my ears hang
chains of paper clips.
Rubber bands form my hair.
My breasts are quills of
mimeograph ink.
My feet bear casters,
Buzz. Click.
My head is a ...

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