Tools Poems - Poems about Tools

Effective Tools Being sharp minded Always alert No problems No chaos A man of very few words A circle of one or two Never beg Don’t need much Work hard all of your life Don’t always have to have the last word Walk alone a long mile Eat breakfast alone Depend on no one Beyond...

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Oh farage do give it a rest..' at last things are more quiet Yet you have to beat your chest.' How much did you cost? Who has paid your price.? You turned your back and are Part of the pack..While Tommy is stuck; in the jaws; of their Vice..I ask you hold that thought for a moment..If its a Thing...

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Forks can be multi-purposed. I keep one in my purse for emergencies. They are good to retrieve things that slide under booths in restaurants. Helpful to dislodge cockleburs from dog's fur Part my hair when I am waiting for a friend at Gilly’s Café. A fork does not pull your hair as hard as a comb....

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Three days in - three days of school - and it’s like I never left. In school, you can get oversaturated with screens. I like books. They have a sense of permanence, they don’t glare back at you, and I want something physical I can grip, markup and push off the bed onto the floor when I get over...

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We gave them complete control. Weren’t the tools designed to be used?...

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All poems are unfinished Only those in sonnet are finished Completed, done, and terminated A poem can still be edited Revised, retouched and rewritten A poem is a powerful tool or weapon Leave alone my unfinished poems These are my spices, my stars, my emblems You don't understand their symbols And the words used to fill up the bowls You just have to read my...

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Makes work more efficient the using hands as manual labor...

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It sits out in your driveway a glittering metallic sculpture. It costs more than your house, you love it more than your spouse. You can hardly drive it, it’s too high, you can barely park it, it’s so wide. Like an exotic compulsion, you need it, though you can barely afford to feed it. There’s a cockpit with winking tech, offering a printer, wi-fi...

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mom's secret weapons whether plastic or metal they all hurt the same...

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Poop stuck in the hole push to purge without success Get me the vise grips! Inspired by, I do do give credit to Jan Allison. I hope this is not offense to Souper's!...

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In 2016 when I bought my town house, one of my first visitor's was my ex-spouse. He wanted me prepared for life's breaks and knocks, so he gifted me my very first tool box.. I never acquired these skills in our long marriage he was the fixer, and I never felt disparaged. A hammer comes in handy and pliers...

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when some men forget the power of women in bikini ...

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Her work tools, My antique, They remind me of her dedication, They stayed with her till her migration. Her hands were unwearied by gloom, They strived until there was bloom. She was untiring in her quest, Dawn awakened her zest, In her chamber, there was a field, In it also flowed a stream that healed, This was the secret of her wellness, This aided her wholeness. As...

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His work tools In a box My keepsake The story He told me Days gone past I relate Even words Unspoken January 27, 2023. Tricube Poetry Contest, Sara Kendrick....

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A more prolific key to preventing a sinful monoculture of crime is recreating a sincere inclusive climate for trauma prevention Just as a more robust tool for healing narcissistic egocentrism is curiosity to understand catastrophic anthro-supremacism Just as a more effective resource for ending investment in militaristic nationalism is to promulgate polycultural panentheism, robust solidarity extending family residents, soul cousins of macro-organic soil, our ecologically economic global EarthTribe...

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