Lazy Man Poem by Hannington Mumo

Lazy Man



The rain is never enough for the lazy man
To produce a sufficient harvest,
He blames Providence for lack of food;
The lazy man is never blessed
For he thinks Nature is fighting him.
The lazy man will never dream
Nor build any castles in the air,
As he deems heavens sorely unfair!

Friday, November 19, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: destiny
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
aswani 11 July 2020

Great piece of art. Your write while they talk, and while they talk you dream.

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Sofia Kioroglou 26 November 2015

A poem that got me started thinking! Very profound and thought-provoking,

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