Work Simile Poems
These Work Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Work. These are the best examples of Simile Work poems written by international poets.
ViolinA violin is like a lover--
A beautiful work of Art--
Precious, delicate, fragile.
It has to be handled with care,
Caressed, fondled, touched,
Hugged--but not too tight,
Or break it...
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Categories:
feelings, love, remember, simile,
Future in A SongMy favourite song years ago was a play on words.
Just one word was emphasized.
Every other thing said in the song arrived at that word....
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Categories:
simile, appreciation, future, hope, perspective,
Stalemate
clash of egos,
differences
of perspectives
stalls fluidity.
a partnership dissolves
ideas
once a mountain stream
flowing
seamlessly,
now a trickle;
static electricity.
synergy,
at rest;
in a state of stagnation.
they've assumed...
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conflict, metaphor, perspective, simile,
Simile Is a Beauty To SeeBeauty is like a blooming rose,
A breathtaking sight from head to toes.
With petals soft and delicate,
A fragrance so enchanting and great.
It shines like the sun...
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Categories:
simile, abortion,
The BricklayerHis wheelbarrow wobbled
Across the broken sidewalk
Toward the job site
Where the work was
Some girls in yellow taxis rode by and whistled at his...
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Categories:
simile, break up, heartbroken, i
Irreconcilable Paradox*Image of Paradox of a Mindfoolness.
Irreconcilable Paradox
The midnight sun casts about clear shadows amidst a
twilight noon, 'tis yesterday.
The windy gale...
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Categories:
simile, confusion, imagination, irony, metaphor,
Poet IdentityPoet Identity
In conversations,
In biographies,
In resumes…all poets are writers,
but not all writers are poets.
On a careful look into the mirror, when not...
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Categories:
simile, character, desire, destiny, humanity,
Echoing FootprintsYou can’t stop the sun from rising
nor the waxing and waning of the moon;
nor can you stop the stars from blinking.
You can’t stop lightning from...
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Categories:
simile, analogy, celebration, extended metaphor,
ClownDo I look like a clown
My hairs black
My eyes brown
Do I look like a clown
My clock is stuck
My star is down
Do I look like...
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Categories:
simile, fun, funny, mental illness,
Goodbye Maya AngelouClinton's Inauguration 1993
You were so beautiful, Maya
Standing in front of the
President and the First Lady
I didn’t really understand
Your Pulse Of Morning
Presidential inauguration poem
I kind...
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simile, angel, courage, emotions, poetry,
Saint's and Sinner'sA Saint's fate is in a sinner's hands.
A saint's decisions are to fix those of a sinner's.
Saints and sinners rely on each other;
Sinner's rely on...
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Categories:
simile, 11th grade, analogy, anger,
Want To See You SmilingStill, I feel alone,
Still, you come to my dreams,
They propel my worries,
You know, how much I worked hard,
To put a smile on your face,
But this...
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Categories:
simile, dream, poems, poetry, romantic
An Appeal To a Simple PoemTo string three words together
And appeal to simple
Align my self with heavenly points of light
To cleanse my words of wrong intention
Unscrew meaning, untwist perception
Incite...
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Categories:
simile, analogy, hyperbole, image, muse,
WarningSlaves of wages for generations
long forgotten in history’s screenplay.
Each hand for a moment has held
the torch.
The people are waiting in lines.
All toilers have resisted.
All skins...
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Categories:
simile, america, class, poverty, rights,
Working ClassI. Daybreak
what glint of morning
is this where the rusty bloom of chain link fences
cuts the turf of rowhouses
the weeds still talk with the legs
of crickets as...
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Categories:
simile, allusion, class, culture, freedom,