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Married To Work
by Damien Rojob Khan → (All Poetry by Damien Rojob Khan)
Wednesday, November 3, 2021    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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Married To Work Poem


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One Thing is Right,

Wealth Would Not Cheat You,

A Wife Cannot Fulfill,

Satisfaction Or Need,

One Has A Responsibility,

It's Better To Satisfy Your Nation First,

Than To Become A Home Wrecker,

Regret You Would Not Feel,

When You Cheat Your Women With Few Extra Hours Late Night At Work,

I Could Had Married The Most Beautiful Woman Many Years- Ash,

Forgetting Honor & Duty In A Glimse,

I Could Had Been Glaring At Sky,

Looking For A Wishing Star All Night,

Cuddling Up in Bed Sheets in Chilling Cold Winter Breeze, Swimming Between Oceans & Sea Waves in Summer Heat's, Singing Love Songs To Heat Up The Magic In The Eye,

We Should Honor Our Body,

It's Not Short Of A Temple,

But A Nation Should Be More Than A Temple,

Or A Place To Just To Worship,

Faith Should Not Be So Poisoning,

One Should Be Married To Two Beautiful Women - One Such A Nation & Second A Lady Not A Theive,

Some Say A Man Cannot Hold Both,

You Should Choose Between Marriage & Duty,

Most Men Would Choose Duty,

Duty Would Feed, Dress & Build Responsibility in A Person, Twenty Four Seven Work,

Getting Shot From A Shotgun,

Climbing Highest Tower,

Define Us Alpha Men's,

We Should Meet Up In Heavens,

Because The Real Work Begins There,

A Poem By Damien Rojob Khan(OBE, Padma Siri, Ekushoy Padok)


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 Reviews of "Married To Work"
Reviewed by Barbara Henry
Reviewed on November 26, 2021
Damien, you made some very thought provoking statements in this poem, and your unique style makes your work very conversational.
Thank you for sharing with us here in the Den and continued success!

Sincerely,
Barbara J Henry

Reviewed on November 4, 2021
Too much thinking sometimes complicates one's life. I'll just take life as it is presented to me. Go with the flow if I have to. No one is supposed to think life is a bowl of cherries. Sometimes we regret and sometimes we don't. There's no need to beat oneself over spilt milk. Just make use of what is gifted to you from God and make the best of it in life.

Sandie

Reviewed by w. aher
Reviewed on November 4, 2021
Your poem contains some rich symbolism. "Cuddling Up in Bed Sheets in Chilling Cold Winter Breeze, Swimming Between Oceans & Sea Waves in Summer Heat's, Singing Love Songs To Heat Up The Magic In The Eye," You seem to drift between living a life based on your true soul getting lost in the beauty such as a life with Love and as you say Duty. Duty as a reflection of the needs of the world around you. Yet rather then finding a meeting place between both as do most men at least try to, you seem to imply the building the soul only exists after death. Kind of a sad view of man's ability to rise above. But in truth you show well the inner battle most men & women often face in trying to live an honorable life. Your poem works, unfortunately it gives no hint of something more in life. Well written. jude

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on November 4, 2021
A very deep and sincerely felt messages here
and Much to consider and reflect upon…

Diana…
🌿

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 3, 2021
You provide substance to reflect upon, Damien. Peace and goodwill to you,

Regis. 🙏🌳🍁

Reviewed by jeanne watson
Reviewed on November 3, 2021
Every individual, man or woman, should be able to determine their life's path and with that what honor and duty means to fulfill that chosen path.

Choosing to protect one's nation and perhaps opting for a duty to a military path is definitely a choice that many men and women make. Having come from a long time military family, I know that being wounded or sacrificing one's life must be faced as a reality. Do I believe that choice qualifies as being more responsible or honorable than choosing to marry ... no I do not.

Your style of writing is unique and your thought process intriguing, and you have proposed several interesting opinions.

Take care ...

Reviewed by Mary Patterson
Reviewed on November 3, 2021
Every one has choices to make in life . We each have a road to follow whether it is the high road or in the depths of gravel.
Loving some one with honor and dignity is better than transgressing and giving in to human fralities. If a man sets his standards high, he will succeed and gravitate to new heights.


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