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Premium Member My healthworkers prayer

Today I pray for the workers in health the doctors and
Nurses, those who were placed on the shelf.' Masked
As (unclean they still worked on) avoiding mandates
To accept the new potion.? They stood strong.! And now
They are back to a bigger workload..May Jesus be with
Them on this hard road, as they support all the others as
Sickness it seems grows.? (They are safe and effective)
And steady as it goes,. They never denigrate others! those who
Went through, with the flawed interventions.' Lockdowns
And other such ado, they are standing most steadfast though things
Look now quite tough.? Indeed all of innocent health workers
No matter their case
I pray.' Will be lifted and protected, this in Jesus I request today!
Form: Didactic

Practical Magic

Forget complicated spells, 
That require obscure ingredients,
That have no safe substitutes,
When a pair of helping hands,
That can magically halve the workload,
That can massage away the meanest headache.

And a set of listening airs,
That can hear what is unsaid,
That can pick up the slightest note of harmony.

And a voice that speaks volumes,
That is low in decibels,
That speaks from the heart,
Are the only three ingredients,
That are needed to create a spell to remember,
That leaves no sticky residues,
And can be easily brought together at short notice.
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Welcome Home, Veteran!

It’s been too long since you went away.
Now nights are long, and days are gray.
Tears too frequent and embraces missed,
The sound of your voice and your tender kiss.

Your empty seat at the dinner table
Leaves us unbalanced, and life unstable.
When you are gone, all is diminished
The workload is hard and much unfinished.

But oh, how the joy and gratitude flows
When you come into sight and my heart explodes!
I discover how great and surpassing our love
When I see you again, we are hand in glove.

Every time you return, the house is reborn
The family is whole and there’s no place to mourn.
There is no replacement, no other can take
The place that you hold and the difference you make.

All I ask is: "Come home your place is here."
Stay with us forever and keep us near.
We value your sacrifice, service and more
Just be sure to come home and darken our door.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Feeling down

Overwhelmed workload 
tired and bodies aching 
so much more to do
Form: Senryu

Being Broke

An out-of-money experience
Is almost like existing without an essence
This period is one so awful
No money, no elation, just doleful

The money in your bank is broke
The money in your hand is nil
Who to call that is not broke?
Who would give without being left nil?

One too many is the responsibility
One too many is the workload
Little to nothing is the payload
Little to nothing is the mobility

A sluggard off another's dough thrives all good
A bilker thru' bilkering gets all rich good
He, a worker, gets less luck and cash at a distant range
Why should this be? he finds so strange

Should the reward for a scammer be being rich?
The scammer ought not remain being rich
Should the reward for a worker be being broke?
The worker ought not remain being broke
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member SHE TOOK SANTA FOR A RIDE

 She took Santa for a ride in her red Ferrari.
He had told her he needed a pick-me-up.
She drove like the devil, was short like an elf.
He was fattened by cookies, not at all himself.

Why were reindeer just lazing about? Rubs
his eyes. Where is that red-nosed disguise?
That she-devil clattered all over the road.
Santa was used to flying high with his workload.

She talked, talked, talked, as her lips toked.
She croaked like a frog, conversation was abhorrent.
He was certain she ran over wildlife on purpose.
Bump, bump, bumping down the road made him nervous.

What would Mrs. Santa say, when he tried to explain?
How did he get into this Christmas dilemma? The milk
was sort of whiskey sour and he drained the cup.
Now he’s down on the earth instead of up, up, up.

Something overhead catches his attention. A sled!
Who holds the reins, but his wife; and she looks mad.
She’s ready to kick some red-headed Ferrari butt.
If she wasn’t North Pole nice would’ve called her more than a nut.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Happy Labor Day

Whether the work-load is manual or high-tech exercises; 
Whether it taxes our brain, leaving us without answers;
Or dirties our entire body with dirt, dust, and grease;
Whether the tasks stress our emotions to the max:
Or compel us to take prescription pills to relax;
We all labor so that we may reach a point of rest and ease.

This Labor Day, I am inspired to consider One who has already
labored on our behalf and pointed us to the entryway of eternal
rest. The workload of laws, rules, and regulations; the religious
taskmasters of do's and don'ts have been nullified and set aside.
Christ has taken our laborious job on the 'work your way to heaven
train' and set us free from all the guilt, shame, and pain.

So, on this Labor Day holiday, if not a Christian, consider the
possibilities. If a Christian, meditate on the reality of One taking
away all of the heavy lifting that has been driving and promising us 
much but yielding only losses and no gains. Consider Jesus who says, 
"Come to me all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you
rest". * May we cease from spiritual labor, and enter His Rest. Happy Labor Day.

090123PS
*Matthew 11:28
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Diamond of Time

Time shines with diamond in my life
I’m smitten to catch, I’m enticed…
I chaste to hug and value every second
For speedy growth of my work-productions
To get the abundant fruits or flowers all in bloom. 

Oh, I love every diamond of time
Squandering is remote for me, workload whines
I hate any deficit, bankruptcy or loss
For I could never bring back its swift passages
So I’ll save, use wisely…on air-
 I’ll always catch, grab and never toss.

We can’t buy diamond of time
No one can measure its price
But it's found everywhere-- available and free
Valuing it is also a great appraisal
On our self-worth ---object or agree?


May 24, 2023 6.31am

Premium Member Dear December-Collab With Jo

Soft snow swirls down as cold breeze blows
A snow-white crown covers the earth
Life is in hibernating throes
Let’s stay inside near the warm hearth

Cold wind-flows keep us wide awake
External body-aches and pains
Pray Winter relief for Christ's sake
Keep mobile, keep warm, and keep sane

Pleasant recalls of days of cold
Work went on and buses would run
Days that would take total control
Still, the workload had to be done

042623PSCtest, Dear December, Joanna Daniel
4P.

Abused and Overworked

If there is one piece in the whole world that works more than any other,
that works more than a machine, and that works more than the most
hard working type in the eastern and western hemisphere combined!!
It is the HANDS of ANY, ONE, PARTICULAR, PERSON.

The hands of humanity are among the most abused pieces in history.
They are put through so much punishment it doesn't matter if its intentional, careless, or even unintentional. The pain in the muscles and the creaking in the bones moan out in exhaustion.

I will say this: You think that person has had a hard day? try being a pair of hands under all that workload and THEN talk to me about being overworked!
Form: Imagism

The Office Worker Blues

arrive in morning
   descending gloom 
inboxes full 
    deadlines loom 
    
insufficient wage 
   big workload 
crazy colleagues 
   boss a rogue    
                  
lunchroom a mess 
   carpet stains
no tea bags 
   milk's off again  
   
hide mistakes 
     phone a mate 
take early lunch  
    come back late 

scroll the net 
    sneaky snacks 
(the kind designed 
     for heart attacks)    

delete master files
    shift the blame  
finger pointing 
     hide in shame 
     
illicit affairs 
    rumour mills 
pointless meetings 
    fire drills 

no confession 
     to copier jam
sometime next week 
    get serviceman 
     
watch the clock   
     wander about 
hunt for pens
     eat birthday shout 
     
go slowly mad.... 
     but don't despair 
holidays are due-     
     you're out of here!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yesterday and Today

Yesterday And Today
Miracle Man
5-13-2022

Once I walked proud,
and my speaking was bold. 
This morning I sit thinking,
scratching my chin.
“Walking proud” predated,
my years turning gold.
Yet today’s thoughts produce,
a mischievous grin.

As years have accumulated,
 my steps have slowed.
Now balance problems require,
the use of a cane.
No longer are days tolerant,
of a scheduled workload.
And from food that tastes good,
I’m being told to abstain.

Never thought I’d view myself,
as just some old man.
I’ve so many ailments,
that I could write a book.
But I know that for my life,
God still has a plan.
Though today I’ve misplaced,
my positive outlook.
Form: Rhyme

To Repeat a Class

They made him repeat a class,
Promising him that he would pass,
This backing up with eyeglass,
Urging him to read even on grass;
To plan always for The Big
And be willing to for it dig:
For the More-Original-than-A-Wig
And the Fruit-Promising Fig.

Then, off he just slunk
From his long-lazing bunk
Wearing the weirdest punk,
In his arms some readable junk;
Not much of the money in him sunk,
Soon again to exams flunk …

Workload had seemed Gargantuan
And he’d never been Academic Centurion;
Trust in him a Romance with Farce,
Sure again to repeat that class.
Form: Rhyme

Graduate Story

Graduate with mission and purpose,
Focus on financial breakthrough 
But get a financial slavery...

I have the skills, qualifications 
and personal strength align with your 
need and mission,
I am the right person for the job,
remains the anthem.... 

Labour market with labour without freedom,
Life schedule becomes dissipate, 
Remuneration with commission,
Referrals with workload, 
dreams in feeble..

Time consumption without liberty, 
In-depth review to decide fate..
Irrelevancy engulfed, 
You're no longer needed,
Disesteem devalued..
Faded without glory..
That's just our Story ..
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Holiday Workload

work makes me go mad
holidays are torturous
I need a cigar
Form: Haiku

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