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Posted on March 20th, 2007 by GregPC.
Categories: Poems.
Shovels are simple tools
Too often overlooked
People that don’t use shovels
Don’t give them a second thought
To people that depend on shovels
A good one means a lot
If you take the time to think about shovels
You’ll appreciate them more
A handle that’s strong and provides good leverage
A shaft that’s thick enough to get your hands around
A head that’s the right size and shape for the job
A blade that cuts through the soil easily
In their racks, against the wall at Home Depot
Shovels are mute
In your garage or shed, they’re a reminder
Of work done and to be done
But pick one up and hold it in your hands
Look at it closely and remember:
Every garden that has grown
Every grave that has been dug
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