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Premium Member The Interview - For Contest
This situation has no basis in reality; in fact, it is ludicrously unreal. However, the likes and dislikes shown of its author are completely true!

Scene: A comfortable office where Andrea Dietrich is finishing up with...

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Categories: housework, fantasy,
Form: Prose



Premium Member A Week In Life
It is Monday, today is pay the bills and light shop.
All this after we have been for the morning run.
The dogs are always keen, they trot beside me
as at ten miles an hour we cover...

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Categories: housework, life,
Form: Epic
Premium Member The Waitress
We came walking blind bends at dusk, 
An overhanging fig picked fresh.
No pavements, just a nervous trust 
that drivers would skirt our single line.

Hugging the roadside with torches lit, 
Phones swung glowing to the ground...

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Categories: housework, memory,
Form: Narrative
Life Goes On
Life goes on.


When I found you sat crying, on that park bench,
With the soggy tissue pressed against your nose.
I simply said excuse me and you told me to leave you alone;
But I’m sorry I cannot,...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housework, family, grief, loss, lost love, marriage, people,
Form: I do not know?
The War Within
the war within

spinning...uncontrolably
friends betrayals
I give give give...
they take take take...
fear...aching fear inside
money...****ing money
IRS...college...utilities...everybody
stomach is sour...queezy
children abused...even killed
adults like gangsters...evil
when will it end?
how can we stop it?
troops must live like animals
surviving off the government
government...what a joke
people...

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Categories: housework, angst,
Form: I do not know?



Home Wrecker
You’re not welcomed here anymore
You got no business here anymore
You got no right to come in here anymore
You don’t have to come here anymore.

You leave for work
Come back later just to leave
An hour passes and...

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© Megan Ryan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housework, anger, angst, betrayal, dad, family, father,
Form: Free verse
Shell of a Father
Why must you make her weep?
Why must you be a sloth?
Why must you be a disgrace?
Why must you be a poison?

You may have helped give life
But do you show real love?
Do you truly value family?
Or...

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© Megan Ryan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housework, anger, cry, dad, dark, family, pain,
Form: Free verse
Emotions
Emotions***

It is easy for me to let my emotions govern my behavior, as I cope with my emotions.  Carefully, I am following the instructions of my Compass Health Clinician 111. Greg Richardson. Greg is...

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Categories: housework, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Katherine Remembers
Oh it was so long ago, now, in the time before television.
It was a more genteel time.
Women used to do the housework and read to the children.
Their husbands went off to save the world,
and their...

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Categories: housework, 10th grade,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Who are we at our core - title edit
There is a test for personalities
by Dr. Hartman called “The Color Code.”
He studied folks both here and from abroad.
In every land exist a basic four
he’s labeled Yellow, Red, or White or Blue.
The test has nothing...

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Categories: housework, self,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member My Dad
What makes a child feel closer to one parent rather than to the other?
           Although love bound me to the heart of my mother,
 ...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housework, dad, daughter, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Equal Rights For Men
As Women now have more power and rightly now have a voice
In the western world there are many more opportunities
Than there used to be and so much choice.

While men are today unashamedly in touch with...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: housework, conflict, men, power, woman, , western,
Form: Free verse
Ensued Precedent
Languor of the mind
I.	My, my, My how times flies.
        Another year has transpired.
        Yet, a City has not been revitalized to...

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Categories: housework, city, conflict, corruption, faith, hope, identity, image,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Apply Within - For Contest

I am putting a sign in my window for a position available.  The position is soul mate,
(friend and lover) this is not a temporary job but a forever thing. Apply within to see
what I...

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Categories: housework, friend, love, soulmate, drug,
Form: List
Premium Member A Desperate Housewife - In Limerick Form
A desperate housewife I knew
had such mundane housework to do.
Being so tired of it,
she decided to quit.
Then off to Las Vegas she flew.

Having always been such a lithe girl,
she thought “I’ll give dancing a whirl!”
Her...

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Categories: housework, adventure, wife,
Form: Limerick
All Poets Are Unique
One day, I decided I will beat Tom and be the first one to congratulate Potd poet. I kept my eyes on Potd screen, refreshing again and again. After a long time, I finally found...

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Categories: housework, appreciation,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Dear Santa
Dear Santa, will you make my dream come true?
Although a little costly it may be,
I still believe there’s nothing you can’t do.
So could you please provide a cruise for me?
I’m not too picky. Any cruise...

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Categories: housework, christmas, dream,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Gender Roles
I grew up in the fifties and sixties.
Gender roles were almost absolute
Back in small town Iowa.
Daddies worked. Mommies didn’t.

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Dad’s escaped from the drudgery of housework,
homework, cleaning, cooking, laundry, dusting,
gardening, painting, sewing,...

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Categories: housework, memory,
Form: Free verse
Sunday Afternoons
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Sunday afternoons
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i abandoned my self, and reached out with all my heart
to a God whom i knew could help me survive
and keep me from coming all the way apart
and for awhile i was so truly...

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Categories: housework, recovery from...god, me, longing, day, god, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Who's a Saint
I read a poem about
      a mother, a saintly mother,
      who, with knotted and veined
      hands, crocheted blankets 
and booties...

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Categories: housework, appreciation, care, family, introspection, mother, perspective, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Hate To Work
I hate to work. I do deplore
each tedious and awful chore.
Inside the house and outside too,
I hate to work. I really do!

I hate to have to mop my floor
and what a nasty wasty chore
to scrub...

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Categories: housework, work,
Form: Light Verse
A Personal Day
Ever have one of those days
where you just have to get away
from the daily work grind...
where you can just kick back, 
relax a little,
and finally unwind,
tomorrow is that day for me
because I took a personal...

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Categories: housework, adventure, fantasy, work,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member I Imagine
can you imagine yourself a young girl from Nighastan?
who is thirteen, and never stepped foot in regular school?
toiling day and night, taking care of siblings and housework,
her smile reminds of fresh-bloomed rose, no cameras capture.

can...

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Categories: housework, imagination, poverty, power,
Form: Free verse
Moments of weakness
When life feels heavy and you feel you can't cope,
It won't feel like this forever always have some hope.
When you wake up in the morning and you can't get out of bed,
When you have all...

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Categories: housework, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Quarantined, My Story
'Quality is Job One' is a great marketing tool for the Ford Motor company.

Until a cure is found, quality of life becomes secondary to survival itself.

After survival is achieved, life, as usual, becomes a matter...

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Categories: housework, god, moving on, prayer, world,
Form: Acrostic

Book: Reflection on the Important Things