Funny Family Poem

This poem is about how my brother felt on his day to do laundry and how it took such encouraging from my mother to get him to do it.

Jesse's Chore

© Emily Joyce-Marie Freeman
The darkness swells
up the well
the basement lies below
with clothes in hand
my mom demands
down I must go

What creature waits
past those gates
that hold in the dark
a creep, a killer
a midnight thriller
waiting to tear me apart

At the end
of my long descend
the washing machine I see
I march straight ahead
ignoring the dead
and the fear that swells in me

My task is done
I have begun
my climb back up the stairs
I will return
when it's the dryers turn
much to my despair

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Published: Feb 2008

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