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A Muse On Housework

by Lisa 

Posted: 01 June 2003
Word Count: 76


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Nicotine stained oak beams in a warm cosy pub...
Unfurling petals, crushed velvet,
Jacket spuds.

Discarded gift wrap and Mum's
Amonia-cool hands;
The lines round the eyes of my smiling old Gran.

The thrill of the crumble of a chocolate Flake.
The rippling blue surface of a cold
Windswept lake.

Like the pink puckered face of a puppy newborn,
Some of my favourite things are wrinkled and
Worn...

So why
Should I do
Any more ironing?






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Richard Brown at 15:58 on 09 September 2003  Report this post
Just come across this. I hope it's meant to be funny because it brought a big chuckle out of me (but then I hate ironing too!) Would it be too dreadful if I were to describe the poem as ironic? (Sorry)

Thanks for the very pleasant diversion.

Richard.

Lisa at 21:03 on 10 September 2003  Report this post
Hahahaha!

Ironic - nice one.

Yes it was supposed to be amusing, so thanks for the chuckle!

Lisa


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