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Hispanics Three
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By Quentin Clingerman
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Hispanics Three

 

Three men in intense heat

Began their task in the morning

Digging holes for posts

Carrying in lumber and equipment

Steadily the deck began to form

Eighteen feet by 12 feet extending into much of the backyard

The sun beat down but the men pressed on

Hispanics Three, the oldest, the foreman

The shortest appeared to be the busiest 

Only stopping to eat lunch

The sound of the click of the nailer and an occasional blow of a hammer

No arguments, or loud talking, just moving and moving

Some eleven hours later

A very well built deck was finished

Their work a solid demonstration of skill and industry

They each earned a handsome tip

 

Now we climb out a window to get to the deck

Until the door is ready--that is another story!

 

A tribute to Hispanics Three

 

Hispanics Three (c)2013 Quentin Clingerman

 

 

 


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Submitted: Monday, July 22, 2013

Last Updated: Monday, July 22, 2013

About the Poet
I am a retired educator. Now 85 years of age. I live in Maryland. I am the father of three ladies and thirteen grandchildren. Four grandchildren now married. I have two great grandsons, Koi Jon and Quinn Manu and a great granddaughter,Sephira Jade. Poems are an expression of how I think and feel. Variety in either case! I am the founder of WordChimes.com WC originated in February, 2000.


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