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Best Workbench Poems

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Premium Member Birth Control
Oh beautiful birth control, how wonderful you play, 
You bring so much joy to my life.
You’re like my religion, I can embrace everyone, 
Especially my...

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Categories: workbench, birth, sexy,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member The Old Scribe
his tired eyes yet sparkled with the love of his craft
a love steeped in awe and fear of its impact
the hunched shoulders hovered o'er each...

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Categories: workbench, grandfather, grandson, love, words,
Form: Verse
From The Poets Laboratory
Wings are eyelids.
A mind can be left aside on a workbench
while the brain teaches the sky to sleep.

Mother lives in a jar in an old...

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Categories: workbench, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rod's Spanner
I have some favorite tools I use,
Whenever I ply my trade, 
From the hammer in my leather pouch, 
To the retractable cutting blade.

I also love...

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Categories: workbench, funny, work,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Long Shadows
He waited 
Under fluorescent lighting
The kind that highlighted
His salt and pepper hair
It was almost 5:30
Quitting time 
But he didn’t have to worry about that anymore
Today...

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Categories: workbench, life, time, time,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member From Lapland To Poundland
Simon was a happy elf
Who always wore a smile
One of Santa's best elves
Willing to go the extra mile.

With trousers of green, tunic red
And a bright...

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© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: workbench, funny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Daddy
"Father does not see the mournful sad tears,
        that fall on a mossy stone;
    ...

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Categories: workbench, father,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Debbie's Rhyme Schema
"Iffin I woulda, iffin ONLY I coulda, WELL
some think I shoulda, that I misunderstooda
cause my brains made of wooda!" said Pinocchio.
"A toy's life's sublime without...

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Categories: workbench, fun,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Little Old Clock Maker
A wizened little old man hunkered over his bench.
Gnarled hands wielded screwdriver, hammer and wrench.
Hung on the walls of his shop, all types of clocks...

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Categories: workbench, on work and workingold,
Form: Rhyme
Southern Tales -
He drops the tailgate on that old GMC truck
using it as a makeshift workbench
He tinkers with an old icemaker 
determined to bring it back to...

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Categories: workbench, blessing, culture, family, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Effigy
Late at night I hear the monkey’s laughing in the jungle
They are burning an effigy 
And they find it more than amusing
They find it comforting.
They...

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Categories: workbench, creation,
Form: Free verse
Reverberating Echoes of Beauty- Reverberating Beauty
Echoes of wonder streaking lightening from the clouds above
Transcending, ascending and descending in ways that defile the norms and laws of mankind
Beautiful moments that caress...

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Categories: workbench, on writing and wordsheart,
Form: I do not know?
This Old Elf
"This Old Elf" is a children's song, sung to the tune of "This Old Man".

This old elf,
He built toys.
He built toys for girls and boys.
With...

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Categories: workbench, childrenold, old,
Form: Rhyme
My Father the Craftsman Part Ii
Suddenly without bedmate and counterpart 
   one month shy of fifty years, no deity could answer
razor sharp emotional pain cut to the quick...

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Categories: workbench, adventure, age, angst, appreciation,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member For Daddy
"Father does not see the mournful sad tears,
that fall on a mossy stone;
O, my broken heart weeps.

And I recall running into your open arms a...

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Categories: workbench, father daughter,
Form: Verse

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