Short Laundering Poems

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Premium Member Potd

(Put Out To Dry)



           laundering minds
                airing dirt
           hot winds divide




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Form: Senryu


Premium Member Laundry Linens

The local laundry laundering matted lifted let in solid soiled linens~


12/28/29
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr

Premium Member Ballard monger Plays with Words

a poetaster, ballard monger, avid rhymer
churning outverses, a prolific old timer
a wordsmith, lyricist, jotting notes everyday
prolific poeticule, laundering words in play
Form: Rhyme

Accidental Washings

Forgetful when it comes to my pocket jeans,
especially when its time to get cleaned,
chewing gum and phone,
after the wash I moan,
at times even laundering the green.






12-21-16
Form: Limerick

Premium Member lanky lean lithe limber lollygagging Leo

lanky lean lithe limber lollygagging Leo loved a little lampoonery
loving lasting laughter, leisurely learning lemonade lessons
lickety split, laundering little leagues of lithographs in lime


Will Be Such a Surprise

Will Be Such A Surprise

4987

All the truth you hear in Trump lies, 
Will always be a complete surprise; 
Were really reeling; 
Laundering and steeling; 
Being the truth each one of us denies.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Dressed For Success

Her moose is loose and wandering,
her peace of mind he's squandering,
if he don't get back here
sometime later this year,
she'll just have to do her own laundering!

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...my friend Juvie and her missing muse!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shark-Thropists

*Image of Philanthropist by Pixabay. Shark-Thropists Loan Shark treacherous jeopardous sponging laundering doctoring endowments championships extortioner shylock fundraising equilibrating compensating charitable magnanimous Philanthropist 2022 August 13
Form: Diamante

Money Laundering

A mist led Sunday morning,

Indian Ocean walked beyond the territories,

Dressed in black cloth like a no moon night,

Some Banks sank under the Tsunami waters,

Currency notes floating like paper boats,

Dressed in wetness,

Launders came and ironed all the flood washed notes!

Divine Goddess

Maternal maidens modestly make miracles
Incubating infants into incarnation
Loyally loving laundering life
Completing consciousness crowns, circulating
Fortuitous freedom, forgiving
Enlarged egocentric expulsions
Boundlessly boiling beseeching brothers
Preventing planetary peace
Wisely Worship women with wholeness...

Of the Black Origin

Many are them in the diaspora
Wandering in other's wilderness
Laundering their battered image 
Conquering the world like a mirage

Mustering last energy for a return home
Pondering over the puzzle of un-uttered racism
Yet, dark in our black
Of the black origin
But not of the black brain.

Alayande Stephen T.
13th October, 2007
2.25am

Premium Member My Water Melody

morning meshes hair trees tangle weeds ever near bubble suds soak sip ***---*** pillows of water laundering boxes of joy bay brims breathing breeze ***---*** give me bowls brothed flowing on life’s noodles warm water…drink my wine!
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Gran Larceny

When you're burgling, awareness is best;
When he saw her, he thought 'twas in jest.
Forgetting the shih tzu,
Or Granny's jujitsu,
Both his shirt and some charges were pressed.

Theft and laundering just do not pay,
Not when Granny is holding the spray.
Got starched for his error,
He stiffened in terror;
Slapped with irons, they took him away.

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for the Limerick Poetry Contest
sponsored by Lisa YY
written on 07/15/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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