Work Schedule

a haiku

By Danielle KelleyPublished about a year ago • Updated about a year ago • 1 min read

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Beg to toil more hours

Time buys food, food buys more time

Rest once you are dead

sad poetry social commentary

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Danielle Kelley

I'm making this all up as I go. I appreciate any feedback you lovely people can give me, and if you'd like to drop a few coins in my hat it would honestly mean the world to me.

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Sonia Heidi Unruhabout a year ago
Bleak but good poem!
Novel Allenabout a year ago
You are funny. a merry go round is what it is.

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