Hard Work Poems

Some say ideas are just a tiny part, 
Just one out of a hundred, for a work of art. 
The rest is practice, lots of...

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I loved my school counseling job
Loved it, loved it, loved it.
Until they moved me to another school part time.
One week school A - my home...

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I spent my first day of retirement chopping down small trees.
Renegade brambles full of ivy and poison vines, Kansas kinds.
Tripped on several of them, landing...

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Top echelon biz
Looks for financial freedom
The lowly works hard....

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I've always done physical labor - just to know I'm alive and what my limits are...

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I don't read between the lines and I can't read minds
I was unsuccessful on my last three tries
you asked for my opinion but what you're...

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Yard Work
Written: by Miracle Man
5/13/2024

The morning has started with a drizzle falling,
my name, the tall grass, seems to be calling.
But a puddled yard,
makes mowing hard,
and...

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Mom’s Advice For Me
Miracle Man Tom Wright
Mothers Day 2024

Our mom was one of ten children. Her parents were farmers at a time when it required...

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I had lunch with Randy, between classes today. It was a perfect day. The sky was an infinite, capri blue, the wind was stirring the...

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Songs from a life, sounds like the blues,
microwave fries, pot noodle, stews,
dead on two legs, only half-nine,
saying yes, to the overtime,
this months rent and the...

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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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Extreme cleaning my house is wearing me out,
but I’ll get through. There can be no doubt. 
Straining and scrubbing’s required.
Buckets, I’ve perspired.
I’m beyond
tired.
Though not fond
of...

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My life my mantra

I often question my purpose for being here, 
Whoever our creator has not made himself clear, 
I had a cracking start, but...

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Hear the faded out groans beneath each grocery store tomato,
Blisters popping out as old, worker hands 
Begin to pick up the pace,
Dirt growing thick, drilling...

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