Short Homemaker Poems

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Premium Member famous

famous popular, celebrated enchanting, captivating, alluring actor, supermodel, homemaker, farmer conforming, blending, mingling faceless, commonplace unknown
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Shelly Gorde

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A sweet homemaker named Shelly Gorde

with her laundry and cleaning was bored.

She imagined a beach

with a sea within reach.

Rode her ironing board like surfboard.


July 14, 2022
for Lisa YY's Limerick Poetry Contest
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Homemaker - In Us

A human 
Human enough
Enough to be
To be ME
ME to be
Be a HOMEMAKER
HOMEMAKER in myself
In Myself where-ever I am
Where-ever I am is my HOME
my HOME is in ME
ME wanting to help YOU
YOU and ME form WE
WE and I and me for US
US all are HOMEMAKERS no matter what our profession!
PROFESSION does not stop breathing wellness into HOMEMAKERS in 'US'!


Copyright © Sima Mittal // Year Posted 2022

Premium Member The -Not- Happy Family

Dad was a drunk,
belligerent when he drank whiskey ;
sloppy when he drank beer. 

Mom lived in fear,
but until death was more than a key,
it was happy homemaker funk

that didn’t consider it takes two
to make dreams come true,
with no nightmare brew 
putting things askew~

broken nose
with purple bruises,
and no amount of poet’s prose
could fool the muses

or the small town gossips 
who offered no consolation prizes
Form: Rhyme

The Bunkers

Edith was a saint in every sense of the word.
Things she endured today would be considered absurd.
Edith was a homemaker who stood by her man so near.
She tried to make Archie happy and keep him with a beer.

Archie was an old school, hard working type of man.
He didn't take to change and few people he could stand.
Archie was abrasive as sandpaper, Edith gentle as a dove.
Archie was a bigot that only a naive dingbat could've loved.






1/11/19
Form: Clerihew


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