Powerhouse
When fair and strict as time could be
You bite your lip so strenuously.
Shove and pull, lurch and drop
Your arms thrash like a juggernaut
'Til the whistle blows.
Your existence is naught
When you release your pain
For a short while - off the train
Of line and ship, void of purpose.
Rise, you dawdling beached porpoise!
Build yourself anew, harden and bleed
When the whistle sounds 'gain, motor forth at full speed.
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