Best Sawing Poems
Sawing Firewood For My Dad, AgainSawing Firewood For My Dad, Again
"Saw them logs boys, saw them logs
heat for the kitchen, heat for the halls
Winter is going to be so very cold,
so get it done before we all grow old."
Boys, don't gripe, somebody got to do it
so hurry...
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Categories:
sawing, childhood, family, farm, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
Sawing LogsThe sunroom in the afternoon
I’m on the couch; Missy, the floor.
We both are right competitive
when working on the loudest snore.
Poor Frances has her headphones on;
it’s that or likely lose her mind.
Or so she says, but when I woke,
I heard her sawing logs in kind....
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Categories:
sawing, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
WillHe never once mentioned the pressure of his blood
or his Mam
I found dead on the floor
his Dad’s cancer
or his younger brother
not once, during the best years of my life
he fixed cars
with a pipe slowly smoking
a magician with gauges and valves
he drank small amounts of beer
most...
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Categories:
sawing, age, death, family, loss,
Form:
Free verse