The Wage-Earner Poem by Kathy Thomson

The Wage-Earner



The Wage-earner

The corporate fool
waiting for the day to end
to go home to a TV dinner
The dog his only friend

This battle he wages with the computer
day after day is the same
the clock ticking, ticking, stop
and the damn clock breaks, again

He spends his days with solitare
what does he accomplish?
A few games won, many more lost
but not the dreams he might wish

He want to be free
to walk the streets of venice
to be a new man
to become a pro in tennis

His wishes go unnoticed
as he works to appease the 'man'
he wants to breaks free
and suddenly this wage earner has a plan.

Kathy

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
DELETED NOW 24 April 2008

a loner CAN be someone....IF they have a plan, OF COURSE!

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Sarah Butler 31 January 2008

THIS WAS A REALLY GOOD POEM, I LOVE HOW IT JUST LIKE TELLS THE TRUTH OF SOME POINTS.

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Kathy Thomson

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