Dirty Hands

Dirty Hands

A Poem by Samuel Dickens
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The price you pay

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Lying there with hateful stare

And filthiness beyond compare

You rip apart this heart of mine

And send cold chills right up my spine

 

I swear to you this very day

I’ll sweep your sorry a*s away

No obstacle shall you remain

Causing grief and fits of pain

 

Without you, I'll live anew

And gaze upon a better view

A painful price to scratch an itch

For cleaning house is such a b***h

 

Washing clothes, dusting shelves

Kicking butts to bloody hell

This be my just lot and tome

For dirty hands must keep a home

 

© 2024 Samuel Dickens


Author's Note

Samuel Dickens
My wife doesn't do much housework, and leaves it to the once-per-week cleaning lady. I had to finish her dirty laundry this morning in order to do my own....GRRRRR.

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This is exactly why I like living alone. If there is a mess, at least it is my mess and not something that makes me angry with someone else. Although I have to admit, back when I shared apartments with roommates, I was pretty terrible to live with. My family had a daily housekeeper and I thought bathtubs and floors cleaned themselves. Like magic. All you had to do was not get them dirty, they'd stay clean. Haha. No.

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Samuel Dickens

3 Months Ago

Thank you. I can get pretty messy, too, but eventually clean things up. When I was single, I'd do a.. read more



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LOL .. KEEPING HOUSE IS NO EASY BUSINESS .. LIKE THE WAY YOU WRITE IT ALL OUT ! ... COOL !

JASMINE :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


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I’ll sweep your sorry a*s away

I'm laughing so hard! And trust me...it's not because I feel sorrry for you!

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Nice tongue in cheek write with some good rhyming!

Posted 13 Years Ago


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Added on November 3, 2011
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Samuel Dickens
Samuel Dickens

Alma, AR



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Greetings, all. I'm a seventy-six year-old father of three sons who enjoys writing, art, music, motorcycles, cooking, and a few other things. From 1967 to 1988, I served in the US Navy, where I travel.. more..

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