Poems About: WORK

The Lord has work for all to do, prepared good works for me and you.
A work that is intended to Glorify, the One who on the cross had died.
Jesus’ work accomplished for all, man’s redemption from Adam’s fall.
Christ’s finished work for all of us, a work in which we place our trust. read more »

I work six days With stress for each day
I work six days Without rest for a day I work to see ends meet
Looking just for one day to come
I work to get meat read more »

Work was with pain those days
Work was with lot of pain but with less gain.

Work was with lot of pain and more strain read more »

Computer, a modern device
More than a mere device
Capable of computing far beyond
Capacity of normal human brain read more »

Thomas Hardy was a master wordsmith with many an imitator
A leading writer of his time than him few if any greater
His poems and novels still in print his work has not gone out of fashion
He kept on writing to his old age and he did pen with a passion read more »

Work is what we have to do
to put food on the table
we work for years and years
that is until we are unable. read more »

Working as a trashman
In a ritzy neighborhood
Just had some wine
I'm feeling fine read more »

I work for a man who own's a farm.
I work for a man with a stable FULL of horses.
I work for a man who own's a resturant.
I work for a man who own's three Lexus's (one for him, one for her, one for HER horse) . read more »

the hours passed
so swiftly
now it is 9: 04 on my watch
i have written read more »

4: 44 A.M.!
Being in the land of your muse with the care of my mind;
There, i met your love. read more »

I will commit my ways to the Lord
My daily affairs - these ponderings
And put my plans through His filter
And discern the path I should follow read more »

Bob says the harder I work the luckier I seem to get
And do not tell me there is not money in the loss of human sweat
If I did not work as hard less money I would have for to spend
The wealthy one has lots of mates but the pauper does not have a friend. read more »