I'M Always Sure of a Really Fine Day
I have had a great life, but I am truly not done.
We’re surely in this world to have a little fun.
People who know me, truthfully and happily say.
This woman is always sure of a really fine day,
I advise you to do something to issue some play
I will spice up my cleaning, to happy up my day.
I set the timer when I clean the filthy kitchen.
Then I race the clock, like a switch that is a twitch’n.
Play wash the counters with a new, freshly laundered rag.
To collect enough dirt to make a cleaning freak gag.
Cleaning bedroom closets seems to be my biggest chore.
I do after all of the hanging clothes are on the floor.
Have many wonderful hobbies that keep me happy.
Write poetry, limericks, couplets, but nothing sappy.
Have lived many years, and the best idea I’ve found
To get energetic is to keep children around.
If children are not accessible, which is often true.
You can always find a man; a long-time husband will do.
Scads of men have no problem bringing fun to their life.
Leaving the cleaning, and the cooking a to-do for their wife.
I learned long ago, to stop all this nonsensical cleaning.
Because painting, dancing, and writing are all much more freeing.
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