I am fascinated by the Man on the street, the Common Man out there on the streets, the physical exertion and the tenacity with which they keep holding up. I see stories etched on their faces, tales of struggles and hardwork, tales of resilience and determination that no matter how rough or tough it gets, there would always be ways to make ends meet, the common man.
Keke Napeb is a mini bus used for transportation in my region, it is a source of income for the owner who toils from Sunrise to Sundown, to be able to put food on the table, the common man.
Keke Napeb on the road.
The shop owner over there opens her shop to customers every morning and only leaves when it is dark because she has mouths to feed and necessities to take care of, the common man.
This is a makeshift shop, made with tarpaulin, barely a covering against the harsh Sun and the Cold Rain but the common man has to survive, anyhow.
This one is no different from the others, they are all in pursuit of one thing, better lives for themselves and their families.
There's dignity in labour and whatsoever one's hand findeth to do, do with all due diligence because there's a reward for every labour.
Thank you for the contest @untilwelearn and @ecency.