writing The Nonexistent Working Class

[Ferret Girl 2,642]

I am of many that apear not by meager statistics and values.

One of the few that is worth the sweat off their brow, and seeking none else.

For we are unkown in most regards, failing to surface in grandest of schemes.

Many may know us, but we stay unseen.

Working in and working out, day by night.

Our seal of approval, is the fruits of our labour, ungiven, but earned.

"who?" is a falicy of a question, when targeting us.

We are all, but only in some, for not all hearts weigh equal, and not all are honest folk.

Honesty itself, and a hard days work, the greatest of seeds to be sown.

This is my life, a nonexistent life.

But it is the only life that I have ever known.

 

David Favret

[talkingmuffin 32]

 

That poem was simply lovely. A simple one to those who work not for luxuries but to provide the care for others.

 

One to those that should be sung heroes but are pushed into a corner so that those that never worked might look like they'd have.

[Ferret Girl 2,642]

 

That poem was simply lovely. A simple one to those who work not for luxuries but to provide the care for others.

 

One to those that should be sung heroes but are pushed into a corner so that those that never worked might look like they'd have.

 

Yes, you pretty much nailed the concept. This poem is to show my respect for said people, they are not forgotten. But We should all just take a little more time to look at these people, and let them know just how much we appreciate their efforts.

[Guest]

Welcome to Dorothy Post, squad. What a bitch.

 

I hold a great appreciation for the good-hearted, hard-working fellows (such as yourself) -- keep up the fine work, mate. They're the reason we're able to progress in civilization, so thank-ye.

Quality stuff.

Edited September 14, 2012 by Guest

[AegisReflector 886]

Workers of the World Unite!

 

Nah, but seriously, as a solid Socialist, I can totally back you up on this one, man. So far, I have not have any troubles with the working world (probably because I just work at a measly game place lol), but for the rich to take advantage of our hard work is simply intolerable.

 

I hope someday that this increasing gap between rich and poor can shift back towards the middle so all this senseless arguing and corruption may stop.

 

A guy can dream.

[Dusty Soul 2,611]

As always I'm blown away by one of your poems... I agree with this one, because I support the working class and such. So awesome work as usual.