The Laundry Room

The Laundry Room

Aprons folded flat, tablecloths left lying on their back,
Black patent baby shoes piled in a stack
Against the tower of towels needed for a bath.
Dusty duvets rolled out of use
Toilet mats,  underwear , socks all loose.
An ironing board, stands full of abuse
The sadness I feel is so profuse.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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