Many people are familiar with such a phrase as “workdays,” but few people think about how to present it in a new role. But interesting forms of pronunciation of such an ordinary phrase can make ordinary days bright and fun.
Poems about workdays
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From night to dawn, work without a gap.
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Every day we go there, happy new day to you, gentlemen.
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Workdays are plowing from dusk to dawn.
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Every day the work falls, day by day adding wrinkles,
But our Friday is sure to come, having organized women and men in fun.
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Workdays - disheveled curls,
We drive around the house, to work, to schools we collect all.
And then into the maelstrom of weekdays carries me.
Because the days of work do not end until Saturday.
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The alarm clock rings for the trams, for the whole apartment in the morning,
He lifts me out of bed and sends me to work.
And so for five days without a break, until Friday we jump famously.
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Everyday work here is calling us to work.
It is difficult to get back into this movement after Sunday.
So the guys and live, we are waiting for the whole life of Friday.
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Every week we start with plowing.
Monday, Tuesday next, we go astray.
We keep the account in the calendar,
Beloved Friday, where are you?
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It is not in vain that those workdays are working, because at work we are vigilant.
Solving complex tasks, chasing the realization of a dream.
And how will they give a salary to us, honorable noble masters,
We are all about Friday delirious to disperse all the fuss.
Relax and relax, well what else to tell us here.
How to change perception
Naturally, the definition of the working week is given by the root word from "labor". For some reason, working days sound like a whirlpool, a routine. But do not tune negatively, because everything is very simple to change. Find the job where you want to spend your time, where they pay with dignity, and then the phrase "workdays" will cease to be perceived gray and uninteresting. Invented phrases cannot be corrected, but you can correct your attitude to their content.