Labor's Limerick

by

Dr. Mark Winegar

Hickory Dickory Dock.
The workers watch the clock.
When the clock strikes four,
They run for the door.
Hickory Dickory Dock.

Hickory Dickory Day.
They're waiting for payday.
They'll pick up their checks
And pay their debts.
Hickory Dickory Day.

Hickory Dickory Dee.
They're ready to start the party.
The week is done
so let's start the fun.
Hickory Dickory Dee.

Hickory Dickory Dough.
It's back to work they go.
It's a blue Monday
but they need their pay.
Hickory Dickory Dough.

Hickory Dickory Dum.
It beats being on the bum.
The boss is a bore
and the work's a chore.
Hickory Dickory Dum.

Tick-tock.
Tick-tock.
We all watch the clock.

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Why don't you look at ancient school bus
by: Gabrielle Bajuscik
from: Minneapolis, MN, US

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