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I have a crank and a wedge.
Now you can write with a sharper edge.
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Wind the key; my spring coils tight.
I'll wake you after you sleep at night.
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Shiny, sharp and made of steel,
I'll help cut food at you next meal.
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On the playground I balance straight,
If you and your partner are about the same weight.
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My axles are two, but my wheels are three.
Even little kids ride on me.
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I'm part of a car, but I never roll.
You turn me the way the car should go.
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As you turn me, the latch unlocks.
But it may still be polite to knock.
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I'll help you raise the car much higher,
So you can change that old, flat tire.
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Two handles have I, but one wheel on the ground.
I help you to push heavy things around.
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A carpenter uses me as he should,
Twisting and turning the screw through the wood.
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Just like stairs, but I move and crawl,
Up to another department floor.
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I carry people up and down,
From the highest floor to below the ground.
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When you sit in the barber's chair,
I am used to trim your hair.
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You'll do just fine if you use me--
To help chop that gigantic tree.
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I work with nails, day in, day out--
Pound them in, or pull them out.
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I have two arms that you can squeeze.
And I can break hard shells with ease.
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