13 March 2009
PIctures...
So... here are some pictures because I couldn't think of a poem. The first is a limb with snow on it, the next two were taken in Florida (it was so hot it melted a crayon, and a wall of shoes w/o flash that I thought looked cool) and the fourth is of a daffodil (look closely inside the flower). They were more of my artistic photos.
05 March 2009
Cinderelly, Cinderelly
Well. TOP this week was interesting. I really don't like the way this one was written, but I'm posting it anyways. Thanks for all your comments on last weeks poem! (I'm having a hard time with placing comments and even posting things online because I use a Mac and not a PC; I'm lucky I know basic HTML codes!)So here's my poem for this week.
Cinderelly, Cinderelly
The vacuum in the hall beckons it’s voice added to the cacophony of things I’ve yet “To Do”
The dishwasher gapes its open mouthed stare unnerving not to mention the blank eyes of the washer and dryer
My grocery list seems to go on forever pooling like Santa’s Naughty List at the base of the empty ‘fridge
The mountainous pile of laundry looms the precarious height threatens a multi-colored avalanche of epic proportions
and the six inches of dust on the TV screen begs to be wiped clean I can’t even see House through the haze
the small dust bunnies under my couch have been genetically altered becoming instead monstrous dust bears
I steel my nerves and grit my teeth my resolve is final as i grip the mop I’ve always felt like Cinderella when I clean the house
Cinderelly, Cinderelly
The vacuum in the hall beckons it’s voice added to the cacophony of things I’ve yet “To Do”
The dishwasher gapes its open mouthed stare unnerving not to mention the blank eyes of the washer and dryer
My grocery list seems to go on forever pooling like Santa’s Naughty List at the base of the empty ‘fridge
The mountainous pile of laundry looms the precarious height threatens a multi-colored avalanche of epic proportions
and the six inches of dust on the TV screen begs to be wiped clean I can’t even see House through the haze
the small dust bunnies under my couch have been genetically altered becoming instead monstrous dust bears
I steel my nerves and grit my teeth my resolve is final as i grip the mop I’ve always felt like Cinderella when I clean the house
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