Short Labor Poems
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its a walk and talk
down the sreet
the music beat
is a treat
it being played
as they strut in this
LABOR DAY PRARADE
on highway twenty --
first pass Hard Labor Creek
then a sign - New Born
Is in on I20 going from North Agusta
to Atlanta.
Village School empty
boys engaged bundle matchsticks
in the village Match factory
Every quatrain is poem
if it has correct metrics
I have innovative verse
with all labor, poetic
A spider endures,
Spinning web through moonlit night;
Dew dipped masterpiece.
Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 06/30/09
A child on the street
Begging for something to eat
"Future's prevented".
When will I see you tomorrow which is Labor day.
have a nice neighbor
he always loves to labor
who we will favor
My Labor Day Horn Haiku.
Bees labor not in vain
For their task is plain.
Listen - how they hum
Around the myoporum.
Purple buds then show forth
Declaring their handiwork.
it come once a years
there love in the air
some tall
some small
walking and talking
in pride suit some or cute
its labor day its never fade
its
PROUND PARADE
Summer isn’t a time
Moving creature south for winter
It’s a place as well.
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Sixth place winner
Contest: "Summer is over"In Honor by S K A T
IN GOD’S OCCUPATION
In all God’s seasons,
Labors of love are engaged:
Thus, be who you are.
You have been chosen by God,
To be the TEACHER'S teacher:-
On Labor Day Do Not
On Labor Day do not like to labor,
Which is what I told my neighbor;
So will rest;
By God be blessed,
And listen to Trump rattle his saber.
Jim Horn
Post Labor Day non conformists unite
even if it means getting kicked off a flight
protesting with hues
still wearing on cue
ivory to cream colored ghostly whites!
9-4-17
Oh, prize the man
whose honor is believe
in his own labor
functioning's retrieve!
In that same trend
the woman can conceive
and not belittle fortune
as being up her sleeve!
A language that tied me in knots was Chinese
Oh, and another tongue-twister was Japanese
But the toughest of them all was Vietnamese
~ Until I got waylaid by American knees
world weary of iambics and prose ~ work with inkwells write from your soul
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05/05/22
Strength a labor of time,
A work which breaks bones,
An effort which I have made mine,
While I work once again,
This time I work with friends,
With this I can go through the pain.
young daughter
gives mom a pedicure
~ chores can wait
AP: 2nd place 2026, Honorable Mention 2026
Submitted on October 5, 2025 to contest MINI-KU sponsored by Charles Messina - RANKED 2ND
First day of Lab,
we sat as assigned.
She wrote one word
across the board:
'Laboratory’
She turned and said
"This is a laboratory.
Let’s have more of the first five
and less of the last seven."
Live with love of labor and the Lord will lighten our life’s load.
May 3, 2022 3.17pm
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Contest Judged: 5/22/2022 7:48:00 AM
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Place 1
Was writing him a letter
God whispered on my ear
He is your soul mate
Writing Fr. Jess Labor
God told me
Fr. Jess Labor is your soul mate
Date Written: 2082020
Time written: 11 a.m.
Poetry Form: Haiku
So much to do, so little time
So little to do, so much time
So Life unfolds in phases all its own
A life’s work made whole by halves
A woman’s may never be done
While a man’s may have yet to begun.
(7/4/26)
Two rings for vow
Meet in altar
Once in lifetime.
At last past years
Had passed made fruit
Labor of love.
Patience lays egg
If you believe
Yield good result.
True love awaits
If your hope last
End of rainbow.
I finished it!
I finished it!
... It is finally done!
This rosy, blue, and pink
Constipating Painting;
With a lot of focus
And support
From my own professors
And few devoted
Customers …
I deleted it
As soon as I finished it.
Form:
To thrive in this world through true task, you thirst both your thinker and your thralls.
Written: May 2nd, 2022
17 syllables checked by, HMS.COM
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