A Dogs Life

Diane

 

 

Do all the cooking, ironing too.

Put on the washing, spot clean the loo.

Polish the tables, hoover the floors.

Cook all the meals, still they want more!

 

Do all the gardening, feed all the kids.

Close all the cupboards, shut all the lids.

Wipe all the dishes, pick up the dirt.

Scrub and scrub, till my fingers nails hurt.

 

Open the door, nice and polite.

Make sure the beds are just right for the night.

Put on the kettle, coffee or tea?

Still they squeeze more and more out of me.

 

Play with the children, ear plugs at hand,

throw out the window all I had planned.

Stand on my head, look like a berk.

That’s what I do while the wife is at work.

 

  • Author: Diane (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 20th, 2017 06:10
  • Category: Humor
  • Views: 22
  • Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet
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  • rrodriguez

    Clever! I thought this was describing a mom. But really this is my daughter's life. Great write. Welcome friend.

    • Diane

      Thank you. First one of many I hope 🙂

      • rrodriguez

        You bet! I invite you to read some of mine.

        • Diane

          Most definitely.

        • Accidental Poet

          I enjoyed reading this. Life can be challenging at times. Hopefully you'll get a day off to breathe.

          • Diane

            I've got my feet up 🙂 currently! Thank you for your comment

            • Accidental Poet

              You're welcome willis. ; )

            • burning-embers

              Cute! Sharing is believing eh? Nice work

              • Diane

                Thank you for taking the time to comment 🙂



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