Dirty HandsA Poem by Samuel DickensThe price you payLying 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 DickensAuthor's Note
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13 Reviews Added on November 3, 2011 Last Updated on September 18, 2024 AuthorSamuel DickensAlma, ARAboutGreetings, 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..Writing
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