Short All Work And No Play Poems
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Study!study!study!
Mum says,yelling each day.
If only she could understand
All work and no play makes jack a dull boy.
I’d think about
Work without Play -
And doubt my mind…
For Nancy’s If I didn't think what I think, here's what I'd think contest
ALL WORK
All work and no play won’t make me a dull boy - I am unemployed
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your only half as old as you are smart
by counting my blessings every day my hindsight doubles
all work and no play makes jack a dull boy
you wouldn't believe the irony....seriously
The thought of holidays makes me crazy;
If not planned well we will become lazy.
My mom’s face turns very red,
Seeing me always in bed.
She wants me to be like a fresh daisy!
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy;
All play and no work is not a wise ploy.
Balance between work and play
Drives monotony away.
Joy is yours, this trick if you well deploy!
Lose yourself within a song
For many with music you can never go wrong
Go deep sea exploring as you dive into a book
Perhaps search for buried treasure with Captain Hook
Choose for yourself a different name
Become a different character through realms of a video game
Its so easy to get caught up in a world of all work and no play
Escape from reality and fulfill a fantasy on Halloween day
All work and no play
Makes Jack a dull boy
All work and no play
Makes a life without joy
Don’t live to work
Take time for leisure
You should work to live
Life should be a pleasure
You don’t have to work
Every hour that God sends
Spend precious time
With family and friends
Don’t work all the time Jack
Get this into your head
You’re only alive for a short time
But you’re a long time dead
Form:
Until it's time to pop my clogs,
shuffle off this mortal coil,
I'll ensure my life is fun-filled
not just daily drudgery and toil.
As all work and no play
would make me one dull boy,
listless, senseless, bored witless,
not my Mother's pride and joy.
And so, in closing, I'm compelled to say,
"Exercise free will,
don't wait, hesitate or trust to fate,
before you're over the hill."
Two roads diverged in a yellow
wood
And I wondered if I really
should
Take the one more traveled by
Or let my mind sprout wings
and fly.
I had a scheduled conference
call
And a ton of please reply to all
I need that project yesterday
Too much work no time to play
Long I stood and looked down
one
Carefully weighing what must
be done
So long that I let the moment
pass
Then took the safer well worn
path.