May Day: A Tribute To Workers Poem by Mohammad Muzzammil

The laborer's work is often unseen,
A quiet force that moves the scene,
They build the roads and bridges high,
And make our world a brighter sky.

From dawn to dusk they toil away,
Their sweat and strength make us sway,
Without their work, the world would stall,
The backbone of society, strong and tall.

Their hands have built the homes we live,
The fields we harvest, the goods we give,
Their labor is the force that drives,
The progress that makes our lives thrive.

We owe a debt to those who work,
The laborers who never shirk,
Their hard work deserves our praise,
And recognition for all their days.


So let us celebrate the laborer's might,
And cherish their hard work and devotion,
For they are the ones who make things right,
And keep the wheels of progress in motion.