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Workload Poems - Poems about Workload

The Visitor, there is nothing like it
...Once again, my eyes open, and I scan the room, looking, wondering if it were him who awakened me. The time is 3 am. Why am I losing valuable sleep time? What is wrong with me? My mind says,” “You a......

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Categories: workload, 12th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Free verse
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......

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Categories: workload, appreciation, courage,
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 meanes......

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Categories: workload, age, america, appreciation, baptism,
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 dinn......

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Categories: workload, military, veterans day,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Feeling down
...Overwhelmed workload tired and bodies aching so much more to do......

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Categories: workload, work,
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 n......

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Categories: workload, work,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Remember
... Natural I remember my dad, oh, he was a fine man, and he loved my mom so, they loved all the children so much. I adored mom's touch and her sweet hugs each day. We had a cat or six and we got ......

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Categories: workload, family, love, me, nostalgia,
Form: Alexandrine
Premium Member we are all alone: totally wired
...Everything’s been frantic since the break. What people don’t tell you about college, is that you’re just tired ALL of the time. I’m so tired, yawn ‘scuse me. So if you’re planning to talk ......

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Categories: workload, poems, school, self, sick,
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. W......

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Categories: workload, christmas,
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 ou......

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Categories: workload, holiday,
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 flower......

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Categories: workload, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Greatest Generation
...Being privileged to have known scores of Americans known as 'the greatest generation', I attest to the reality of their greatness. Herein, greatness will not reference those who went off to war......

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Categories: workload, america, family,
Form: Narrative
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 ......

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Categories: workload, weather,
Form: Free verse
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 co......

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Categories: workload, age, cry, humanity,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Fresh Tea
...I had a seventh grader tell me, when I was in 5th grade, that things go downhill after 5th grade - that life doesn’t get better, it just gets more complicated. I’ve had years to mull that over and I ......

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Categories: workload, boyfriend, humor, school, student,
Form: Free verse

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