Short Redecorate Poems
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Redecorate
give it a brand new look,
so much fun to change the face
making something old look new
colors, paint
posters, furniture
like breathing life
all over again,
all it takes is time
to give a gift to yourself,
enjoy a redecorated room
The desert sand lies tearless,
Not rising into stem nor leaf,
To allow creation of some waxy flower,
Shifting, winding with the Maker’s wind,
And then
The Creator’s mind takes its nothingness,
Paints it with strength and color,
To rise and redecorate those barren places,
Casting Love even in an empty Spring.
Old peddler wanted a new home design.
He hired Mable, a decorator, and all was fine.
Until she decided to redecorate him too.
I don’t want to change he said, I am ninety-two.
Mable was forceful, she did not hear the word no.
She took lots of his money, and created some woe.
He sits outside his house now, for it reminds him of her.
A bossy overbearing woman, who felt like a bur.
I like when things remain the same;
Stagnation is my favorite game.
I play so well I never lose;
What’s set in stone makes me enthuse.
While others might redecorate
Or even move, I can’t relate.
New furniture does not entice;
My stuff is old, but still, it’s nice.
It isn’t normal, I’ve been told,
Becoming worse as I grow old.
I wish I knew why I eschew
The new to stick with tried and true.
Two empty houses
They are side by side
Waiting for someone
To give them tender
care
One house needs repairs
Inside and outside
New windows and roof
A handy man's house
The other house needs
New windows and doors
Some repairs outside
To give a new look
Inside some paint job
Then redecorate
For the new people
That bought the house
next door
Inside some paint job
The redecorate
For the new people
They
bought the house
next door