Short Homeowner Poems

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Premium Member Cat Owners

I have just made a startling observation -
with a bit of important information.
My cats really own the house.
(I'm sure you're thinking "How?")
Well, the term "homeowner"
contains the word "meow"!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member But Plumbers Cost So Much

Sump pump is broken
Constant water run
Plumbers cost money
Homeowner is sad
Waits a bit too long

The basement floods
Ruins couches
Bedding thrown out
Salvage nothing

Expensive
Life lesson
Plumber comes

Nasty
Stump pump
Flood

Premium Member A Spider, a Mouse, a Snake

A spider can scare a lady
    A mouse can scare one too
  A snake can scare a homeowner
    who finds one in his shoe 

  Some kids are scared of dogs
    others fear a skunk
  even more than rats or possums ~
    All this is what I've thunk
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member But the Designer is Your Mother

The designer loved watermelon more than the homeowner ever had.
I am not going to pay for it the homeowner told her builder dad.
But the designer is your mother, and she thought you would love it.
She took an axe to it and told her overbearing mother to “shove it”.
Form: Rhyme

can concrete win? v3

we are vines & a tree
choking each other without meaning to.
we both want to grow towards the sun
but we can't do it without stopping the other.
of course, no one will win. we are both taken down
by a landscaper, or a homeowner, we both die.
when the saw grits, we both get hurt
because what else is there to do
but fall & be fallen onto.


Premium Member Night Settles In

      A woman is burned to death on a NY subway train
          Yawn
      Murderer Mangione raises $200k on Go-Fund-Me
          Yawn
      Homeowner is jailed for ousting a squatter
           Yawn
       POTUS commutes 37 of 40 death row executions
           Yawn
                          Night settles in ~
                          No sightings of dawn

Freelancer's Lifestyle: the Deficiencies Iv

Every man with a sense of purpose has what he wants: a homeowner – a homeownership; a slickster, as slick as a public pool’s bottom, – a public pool; a villain – curses; a hero – a commemorative plaque on the wall of the house wherein he lived for a quarter century with his miserable marriage. I want nothing, ergo, I have nor marriage, nor curses, nor plaque, nor homeownership. I have no pool either.

Here we have an illustration of the deficiencies of a freelancer's lifestyle.
Form: Prose

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