work
Nobody said work was easy stuff, but someone has to do it. Since the beginning of time work has been viewed as grueling and at times unforgiving. ... Even though robots and machines have replaced a lot of straining, manual labor we still view work the same way we did ages ago. Work is not trivial nor will it ever be viewed as trivial. ... Each poem is taken from a different era in time yet each poem has similar views on work. Time does not affect the way people view work. ... They all describe work as cruel, arduous toil whether they were written in modern age or from centuries before. ... The author shows that work is definitely not an easy task but he knows that someone has to do it. ... Even though the author talks about the hardships of work he incorporates a positive tone throughout the poem. ... In order to survive one must work hard and endure difficult labor. ... At times this grueling work can make life tough and unbearable but you must always think that in the end there will be some kind of reward. ... At times you feel like your hard work goes unnoticed it is reassuring that in the end it is recognized. ... The woman is like a servant whose work goes unnoticed. ... This kind of work is tiring it oppresses and consumes her “The calendar on my wall predicts no disaster only another white square waiting to be filled like the desire that fills jail cells, the old arrest, that makes me stare out the window or want to try every bar down the street” (Hull. ... The waitress is completely fed up with her job and wishes she could quit but yet again in order to survive one must work hard and endure difficult labor.