molder

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loud
   gnarling
         growling
         chomping grinding
     planed shaped and molded
    steel teeth that gnaw at wood
  at the molder a mans daily grind
     one piece of wood at a time
       rumbling roaring racing
          motors rev of belts
               and blade

square wood ruff shaping curves that are smooth and crisp with machined precisioned calculations

                 man molds
             his life daily by
           what he does and how he
        spends his time. His profession
       his hobbies his passion and spent
         time forging mind and body
            daily by molding the
              fabric of being
                 essence
             lessons
          learned
       shaping
    molding
daily

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to avoid being vague~
the middle section of the poem is a
slat of wood going between the rotating
blades on top and bottom to shape and mold
the wood to a smooth workable surface or
shaped into custom crafted trim crown or molding.

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TrollyTrollyover 19 years ago
WTF?

So, what in the F was this supposed to be?

sacksackover 19 years ago
One of your best.....

And I don't even think you needed the "vague" comment...this was so well done! Thanks for sharing....

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