Slack Off Poems - Poems about Slack Off

...Politicians living in luxury loading their luggage with public funds.. Funding their children needs abroad.. Here is the poor masses in the streets clamouring for a better leader without a PVC.........

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.....He just nodded, and motioned her to start, she said,”First thing you have to tell me is how do I know there's no aliens germs that will give me some whacked-out disease?” He said,”I have been......

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...Why was I named as a Sarah? When I could be an Ann or Melissa, If I was named as something else, It could’ve been different. Why was I born as fat and stout? When I could be lanky and tall, ......

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...give it away give it all all for what all for nothing nothing you bet nothing yil get get out there quick get lost in a ditch ditch ya wife ditch ya dog dog won’t miss ya dog'll piss ya y......

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...You're always there for me To wipe away my tears When I feel sick, you Take care of me You've watched me laugh And get angry At stupid, little things You lift me up When I feel down You pi......

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...She works for near minimum wage At an establishment under attack By the well-to-do who misunderstand The need for any work she can get Work that is less than fulfilling Still rewarding in one se......

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...The sign said not to loiter But I’ve never understood The assumption that a loiterer Is up to some no good. So I say to all the fritterers Or lollygagging crowd – You should stand your groun......

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...Fatherhood is a serious job, There is no time to slack off or to be a slob, It requires tenacity and due diligence, Indifference could cause children to be plagued with all sorts of pestilence, ......

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...You're always on your own planet, complaining about getting wet, but it only rains on your head. You prefer to be blind, cuz even Seattle, it shines and I wonder how I... came from you. Yo......

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...No matter what they say, life can be true hell, i learned the hard way... dont trust sitters, you dont know what they do, when you turn your back, keep an eye on your child; check their weigh......

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