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Moon Work Poems

These Moon Work poems are examples of Work poems about Moon. These are the best examples of Work Moon poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Becoming Colors POTD
I was a celebrated, professional psychic, offering glimpses of rosy future;
And helping people work through problems, like pink moon, come sooner.

I had learnt to talk...

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Categories: work, beautiful, color, dream, fantasy,



Premium Member An Open Shut Case
I was an experienced interior designer, whose specialty was outer doors,
Ever opening to amber sunshine, as petals open, when vivid beams pour.

Functionality and beauty were...

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Categories: work, fantasy, flower, imagery, lost,

Premium Member Threadbare
thin moon hangs in the blurring light
when the red tape of work ends 
day's end
before darkness darts onto idling pillows

a too slight shine to navigate...

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Categories: change, dark, firework, light,

If your best work is produced while the moon is still awake
If your best work is done at night,
Which is now no longer your right 
With neighbors to to your right of you,
With neighbors to the...

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Categories: work, age, analogy, art, career,

Premium Member Nature's Mimes
I was a celebrated, dramatic mime artist, an art developed in ancient Greece;
I took folks on flights of imagination, like cushy, butterscotch clouds of fleece.

So...

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Categories: work, beauty, fantasy, fun, imagery,



Premium Member Foghorn
I was an inscrutable, capricious mystery writer, like a pure mystery of days;
And I had composed best selling novels, like westering sun's scarlet phase.

An unparalleled...

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Categories: work, fantasy, god, lost, mystery,

Premium Member Walking With the Wind
I was an environmental scientist, working with large wind farm developers,
To harness wind and generate electricity, as a plum sun flees, to tell others.

I worked...

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Categories: work, appreciation, beauty, fantasy, nature,

Eldorado-Life is a journey
ELDORADO-LIFE IS A JOURNEY
Vijay K Koduri MD

In twilight, as the day takes its bow,
Longer and shorter, dances the shadow.
Living out barely on daily wages!
Loving those...

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Categories: work, 1st grade, adventure, appreciation,

Premium Member Wild Moon of Magic
I was quite the cunning magician, famed for my illusions and sleight of hand,
Like cool tricks that jade green nature plays, that often we don't...

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Categories: work, fantasy, green, imagery, magic,

Premium Member Riveting Romeo
I was a famous, American actress, who adored performing for live audiences,
In stage plays, both modern and classic, like velvet time, which often rushes.

Rose acclaim...

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Categories: work, fantasy, happiness, love, nature,

Getting Ready for Work
Check my nose
for overnight eruptions,
feels like moon rock, could be worse.

I avoid the mirror,
wild men live in my face,
their campfires still smolder
in my eyes.

Columbian angels
pour...

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Categories: work, poetry,

Premium Member Jaunted Janitor SHM
As corporate cogs go home for the day
Offices empty, regaining their still. 
Serene and reflective, sweeping away 
Janitor’s magic unfolds, if you will.
His footfalls echo...

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Categories: work,

Premium Member Cheers For the Janitor
As corporate cogs go home for the day
Offices empty, regaining their still. 
Serene and reflective,  sweeping away 
Janitor’s magic unfolds, if you will.
His footfalls...

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Categories: inspirational, work,

Premium Member Nature Walk, Nature Talk
I was a zealous, blue patrol officer, preserving the safer public environments,
As black, diamond nights come in sequence, with the glittery enlightenments.

I helped to direct...

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Categories: work, beauty, community, fantasy, imagery,

Get What You Can
At nights we’d sit out on the balcony drinkin
Breathin
That thick mug air
Of a New Orleans summer evening.
Livin as easy
As they’d let us
In the bowels of...

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Categories: work, drink, friendship, humor, poverty,


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