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Wages Poems - Poems about Wages

Premium Member OF WAGES OF LOVE
In labors of love, there is no day without work, nor of God’s wages:- Each day, labor in God’s work: Graced with wages of his love:- ...

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Categories: wages, allegory, encouraging, god, inspirational,
Form: Tanka
Said in the Same Breath as Freedom - May 8
“O’!, work, work, work away,—ignore your thirst and shovel steadily—keep nourrishing the coals of locomotive life!(the cost is but your souls); All other occupations?—to hell dispersed! “Amen! your bosses, with cash (to be disbursed), busy their hands with myriad controls made to mold you for your determined roles; Yes… yes!, because the silence would be worst! “Aye! Men! your calling...

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Categories: wages, america, freedom, irony, jobs,
Form: Italian Sonnet



Ants
A billion ants all march'd in line Their Queen doth bruise 'n' bleed them dry For these poor creatures, world stops not And no eyes turn'd when one doth drop. A billion ants all beat 'n' broke Their minds be torn, their souls revoked Be turn'd to slaves and free from trust To feed their monster's greed 'n' lust. A billion ants whom...

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Categories: wages, abuse, analogy, business, career,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Wages of hate
Some live life in a rage Thinking the world is their personal stage Refusing to turn to a new page Dude hates what life has to give Refusing to live A slave to hate Feels it is his fate Wanting the world to feel A moment in time stands still Hate comes in many forms Starting many storms Hard to see Here in the land of the...

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Categories: wages, anger, corruption, destiny, lost,
Form: Rhyme
The poor bricks workers
I beheld them on the hottest summer of May, Are they bonded labours who lived in shanties?, Yes,they were the pitiless kiln proprietor's prey , ...

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Categories: wages, 10th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Ladies and Gentlemen it's closing time part two
Many Biblical scholars, modern day's prophets and those who are having dreams/and or visions--seem to have one common thread. Referring backwards into ancient Biblical Old Testament times mentioned in the book of Genesis. It is in Genesis 7:11-12 that God used Moses to record the actual great world wide flood. In Genesis 6:9-17 God explains His covenant...

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Categories: wages, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Wages of Sin
The wages of sin or so it seems Will be earned by all but the hateless The cost of the lost and broken dreams Will only be paid by the fateless Those who choose to be guided by wrath Beware of the fate you're heading toward And those who still walk the righteous path Then each will receive their own reward ...

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Categories: wages, sin,
Form: Rhyme
Wages of Sin
How much profit have you made on your greed The bursar of hell wants to know How has your avarice lived unrestrained A glutton those starving in tow How many times have you dealt from the bottom Betting the players were blind Sleeving that ace that sends you to hell In debt to the devil —consigned (Villanova University: November, 2023)...

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Categories: wages, sin,
Form: Rhyme
A Worshipper Deserves Ones Wages
If you walk up to her right now And before all eyes quickly bow, She will you her night's bed allow; Throughout the night address your slough, Her lands release for you to plough, Your rivals warm against a row, Everything hand you but a dhow, Because finding one knows not How... If you walk up to her right now And before all men...

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Categories: wages, imagination, lust, western, women,
Form: Rhyme
Jokes God Did Not Like
A well-packaged joke Able to ribs poke: The enclosed in cloak So thick y’d think Oak… Bad Dad by Son locked, Because Son was shocked Dad never Mum rocked, Her clean wages docked, Prayers to Christ blocked, Dreams of rescue mocked, Bad guys round her flocked, Monitoring head cocked, Russian guns, two, cocked… Jokes God did not like, Their cracker Mark Mike: Now limp...

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Categories: wages, adventure, bullying, character, cry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Rise In Prices
The rise in prices Price increase becomes Price adjustment But the rise is something different Unlike the tide It only rises And never falls It's seasonal Just like the durian Every year at least once With the Financial Report And Unlike the durian it seldom falls If it doesn't rise The piece of cake is smaller Less tasty If it falls The cake is even smaller And maybe changes flavour Unlike...

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Categories: wages, life, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Paying Wages To Our Employees
She’s an old lady and she lives alone. She loves her job, and we know she will not leave. So, we cut her wages in half, told her on the phone. She tries to act okay, but we think she’s peeved. He’s a man who has fathered children all over town. It is a wonder he has not been caught...

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Categories: wages, work,
Form: Rhyme
Weekly Wages
Wednesday Sun set light shines horizon in different colours down pour Thursday Time, hustle and bustle at mountain kum a thin whip Friday Waves like rainbow common to their smells earth walks a bit Saturday Now, a morning sound overwhelming a commotion making it same Sunday However, other gusto winds things are still happy in this kind of company Monday Now, a time to familiarize, list and dress for the day Tuesday Call it an exercise who know? call...

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Categories: wages, love,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Wages of Life
For what is a man that he do not live His journey be only vain,unreal Struggle out deepest woods his steps Journey through time never ending Walk wisely chosen,his steps unfold Wages of Life,we pay its sacrifice One must believe even in darkness Fear isn't what's there but what isn't To conquer is to achieve initiative Demons of your soul, your making Your killing,your bleeding Wages...

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Categories: wages, absence, change, courage, desire,
Form: Narrative
War Wages Love Sour - Lei
Princely, proud with nobility, I fear you ride in vanity. Host not the sword but spare thine heart, for tomorrow you must depart. But take heed, know my love's expense, to sleep one night, lest hundred hence. Take this token, that holds my soul, that you might return safe and whole....

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Categories: wages, heartbreak, history, lost love,
Form: Lay

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