Livelihood Poems - Poems about Livelihood

...Gagged by the navy neck-tie crowned upon him by the last soldier, the businessman precariously waltzes the death march down into “Sam’s Greens and Grains”, a specialty salad shop that locally sources......Read the rest...

...Is this it, Is this what becomes of All our hard work, All our efforts, All our dedication. We have nothing left, Except our lives And a very distant hope That things will turn out just......Read the rest...

... They cheered the great Fauci and knelt before his unction - praised and defended the man who funded Gain of Function They bowed to the great Fauci and anointed him so pious - crowned hi......Read the rest...

... The human body may be a marvel though he preferred his were of marble or gold or some other precious metal with a life approaching to eternal! For flesh and blood failed miserably as sui......Read the rest...

...Although she urged her husband Job To "curse God and die", Was this said in hatred? More likely, with a cry. She too lost her livelihood. She felt her fibre fray When all her precious childr......Read the rest...

...My Grandmother’s Baking Pans I remember peering through Nana’s broken window countless times on my way to St. Augustine’s Girls’ School in St. George. But that day felt different. As I watched the......Read the rest...

...Note this poem was written some time ago but I was sick and deleted my site. I have been patiently reposting my poems since 9 October 2000. On November 13, 2002. The Prestige, one of twelve ta......Read the rest...

...Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow? The following extrapolated thought thread exercised, NOT utilized to intimate how Fats Domino belied, and wowed a crowded house ass-sized. ......Read the rest...

... They were vibrant women, whose voices vibrated in the vicinity. Their squabbles were X-rated. Profanity pirouetted nude in their expressions. They fought for the rights, though with obsce......Read the rest...

...Peace unifies all peoples; war divides and embitters them! Accord is the way to hope; inquietude gives only despair! Battles offer nothing but destruction; there's no comfort in horrific death......Read the rest...

...He can turn the crank, to tunes of happy song, One that his crowd has cherished for long, But something has so terribly gone wrong For someone has declared: you don’t belong, O, you don’t belong;......Read the rest...

..."The gift I got was a lesson of life about gratitude, friendship, and more I was taught." Gratitude poem by Max Burchett by Maxwell Sebastian Burchett ......Read the rest...

...Our nation - at a crossroads now With intersecting planes Of concepts much at odds somehow - Exacerbating strains. The Democrats perplexities: A "Heart without a Head" Explains irrationalitie......Read the rest...

...I will never forget the day about a year ago, I returned to a place that used to be my house and home. With my bride of 50 years by my side, I tried to describe to her how I felt. It was a ver......Read the rest...

...I KNOW NOT TO KNOW The sky said many things in its awkward colours-The spectrum ill defined-Probably Sun God sick or what. The potable water surfaced to say something to all the geologists “do......Read the rest...