Short Cleaning Poems
Short Cleaning Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cleaning by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cleaning by length and keyword.
Cleaning teeth, what a relief,
When you know where they have been,
What I forced them to eat today
Really was obscene.
The Fish House
sea
salt air
reminds me
screen door slamming
smells
smiles
I shared
with my Dad
fish cleaning chores
peace
my clothes dryer...
cleaning out its
belly button
fast…work is done…slow
quickly…cleaning…sluggishly
a.m. & p.m.
the angst anchored in stalling
then accomplishing it all
spring light sifting, quiet, keen
lifting dust motes like old dreams
that rise, then drift away clean.
cleaning the spring
of decaying leaves and branches
clean when you see
blue skies and salamanders
near the bubbling vents
the rain finally came
washing away
my footsteps and pain
and cleaning the slate
for another’s faith
- and another rain
Though I hate to do the daily cleaning finding it quite demeaning
I love the smell and scent of pine, so I sweep while singing.
so it one of a kind
has a glow and shine
you clean it too
so much this cleaning will do
treat it fair
its
HAIR AND SHAMPOO
Imagine what happened next
When he sent his friend a text
Cleaning moms china
Changed to vagina
His friend was so perplexed!
Picking and raking,
Cleaning the political
Garden of Evil,
Know that while gardeners die,
Rooting out trash must go on:-
Seagulls
winged scavengers
cleaning coastal waters
loud, extremely quarrelsome birds
scroungers.
Big Green Apple
Utterly honest and
open big green apple addicted to
substances used for
smoothing, polishing, and
cleaning.
A man who worked at the zoo
(His job was cleaning the poo)
He did it with love
And also sans glove
(He worked the lunch counter too)!
I loathe sifting the vile cat litter and scrubbing the damn tile
Now if you’ll excuse me I think I’ll shriek and shout for just awhile!!!
Kitchen table clean
check
kitchen floor swept
check
microwave oven clean
Are you crazy?
I have to leave something
for tomorrow
Bursting for a bathroom;
Tim Horton’s stop
~ closed for cleaning
For Susan Burch’s contest
“Show Me The Anger”
Won 2nd place
there is no such thing
your mind is an open book
full of promises
reading, writing, math
cooking, cleaning, coloring
there's so much to do
He is quite the constant hygienist
a licking perfectionist
shows agility with flair
back leg up in the air
my cat the self cleaning contortionist
when it rain
its a pain
cleaning this thing
its wide
our car go side by side
in the snow
hard to go
this i will say
getting thur the
DRIVE WAY
Clean city begins
cleaning the parks,
be careful with the sidewalks,
trees taken care of ...
And brushed teeth,
showered
well washed clothes
and ironed.
It's time for a dose of disinfectant
Cleaning both house and home as expectant
Someone get the bleach
I plead and beseech
But not in the arm as an injectant
Grandpa slid down the chimney X-mas night
When he dusted himself off
His bottom was black ...
But the chimney was white
Cleaning
Under the greasy stove
Behind the washer and dryer
Inside the smelly refrigerator
Under the bed where the best shirts hide
Such a mood lifter
Cleaning
On a lake, I confide
with the moon of day's routine---
garbage, work, cleaning;
that my heart forgets to strut
lightly on calm grounds.
From Manny Paras