Short Lady Of The House Poems

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Premium Member A New Treasure

Sponsor: Nette Onclaud Date: 12-07-2025 Contest: Drop The Cliche Cliche Chosen: "Diamond In The Rough" The lady of the house well-bred There was her family's wealth She couldn't tame her country man Even though she tried with stealth Her actions made you quiet, shy But I saw buried gold You were a natural great pearl New treasure to behold
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Best Spa For a Sparrow

That’s the best spa of all the sparrow said.
She hopped right in, with her cousin Fred.
Fred hopped back out, It’s too hot! He lamented.
She loved a margarita bath, she felt fermented.

The mud facial on her face soon slid down.
It rolled into the bubbles, which now turned brown.
My drink! Yelled the lady of the house, she was not happy.
“No big deal!” tweeted out my sparrow friend, we called her Sappy.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Would like two of those

I would like two of those I told the lady of the house.
I was staring at her two mushroom plant holders.
I can pay whatever you want, I told her.
I could tell that she was pleased.

I made them myself, she informed me. 
But I am saving them for my children, she acknowledged.

I knew her children pretty well.
I waited for my chance.
After her death I bought them for a quarter apiece
At their garage sale

Migration

The wild turkeys disappeared
just before Thanksgiving.
But the flickers are back. I haven’t seen 
the phoebe since last summer.
The nesting hawk is gone.

Searching through the cupboard
for a ladle, I find
a rolling pin that wasn’t mine.
I wonder if the former
lady of the house baked pumpkin pie.

She didn’t leave so much
as her reflection
in a mirror, on a window pane. 
We live like birds here
in our seasons.

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