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Best Housekeeping Poems

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Premium Member Housekeeping
I'll do some housekeeping today
Take my broom and sweep the clouds away
There won't be anytime for play
But if you come and want to stay

I'll share...

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Categories: housekeeping, fantasy, imagination,
Form: Couplet



Housekeeping
Housekeeping acrostic/therza rima
How Ruthie Stone had to abandon
One place that she only called home
Upon her Aunt Sylvie’s rebellion

So now she rides on her own 
Every...

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Categories: housekeeping, absence, family, travel,
Form: Terza Rima
Higgledy-Piggledy Pickle
I've a bit of a problem here...
in a higgledy-piggledy pickle
torn between housewifery
and creative muses fickle.

Scattered, shattered fragments
of odd ideas, dreams
lay about my den, disguised
not nearly...

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Categories: housekeeping, funny, humor, imagination, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Sugar Cube House
Love is a season.
And holidays mark the seasons, and years like signs in the road,
reflecting the bumps in our journey, but showing us a way...

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Categories: housekeeping, childhood, christmas, loss, sad,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member This Is Who I Am - List
After much reflection and introspection I am making an alphabetical list of the things that make me, me. I'm sure there are more that I...

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Categories: housekeeping, self,
Form: List



Premium Member August
The boldness of hot August's sun
Prompts delicate flowers to faint
A sign that nature has begun
Preparing her brushes and paints

Yellows to brown, greens to gold
Beginning with...

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Categories: housekeeping, beauty, nature,
Form: Rhyme
An Odd Couple
A dashing, young field mouse
Once married a shrew,
And they set up housekeeping
In an old tennis shoe.
         ...

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Categories: housekeeping, animals, children, funny,
Form: I do not know?
The Kitchen Not the Cake
There’s cheap lunches in the Barley Tavern,
each Wednesday, when after one o’clock.
I always chose to eat beer battered fish,
plus mystery cake a little bit ad...

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Categories: housekeeping, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Curriculum Vitae
She calls herself Bunny Boucher, but she was born Veronica Chermak. She’s tall and leggy with a body that looks tidy, yet lived in. She’s...

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Categories: housekeeping, sensual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Hotel Caretaker
How unparticular the day had particularly been,

On March the third of two-thousand and eighteen,

For the caretaker at an historic Adirondack Inn,

Had lacked company, and therefore,...

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Categories: housekeeping, death, grief, introspection, march,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Empty Nest Syndrome
I reckon the empty nest syndrome hits all at one time or another,
When youngsters flee the nest leaving dear old Dad and Mother!
This morning on...

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Categories: housekeeping, funny, husband, wife
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Solstice Sonnet
Another summer solstice comes around.
Another moment to assess the year.
Another moment for me to check the ground
and borders of my life to see them clear
of...

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Categories: housekeeping, introspectionme,
Form: Sonnet
On the Farm
In the fields crops are growing
On the roof a rooster is crowing

In the yard hens are clucking 
In the paddock the stallion is bucking

Near the...

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Categories: housekeeping, animal, farm, nature, ,
Form: Free verse
The Bedbugs Come To Call
The Bedbugs Come to Call

By Elton Camp

All my life I’ve heard of this pest
In filthy houses they come to nest
Bed bugs you will never detect
Where...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housekeeping, funnymay,
Form: Rhyme
13 Years the End
The end 
It took along time to make sense of it, 
runaway problems sitting duck intensive,
the life it sucked, 
I never believed all areas of...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housekeeping, slam,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things