Her Days of Sloth by Maureen Glaudea wife whose lifestyle settled into sloth
was not in his dreams when he pled her his troth.
Immersed in her mire of keeping idle
she ignored what he quoted on this from the bible.
Too tired to read up on what he called a sin
she experienced the glow of his love growing dim
but still neglected her chores for the effort they took
having no drive for improvement, in feat or in looks.
Certain the flaw must not be her fault
hed tried to ensure the habit was caught
before many years of being wed whisked past
ruined by her dwelling upon her ass-
umed condition of energy dysfunction
when all she required was action, and gumption.
Funny thing was, the day he left she picked up some
by the end of the week she dressed for a short run,
befriended the dust pan and the broom,
soon never looked back on her days with her groom. 03/26/2007
Posted on 03/26/2007 Copyright © 2024 Maureen Glaude
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by A. Paige White on 03/27/07 at 04:20 AM Funny how it works that way. I've noticed it before. |
Posted by Chris Sorrenti on 03/27/07 at 02:22 PM Unexpected witty gem Maureen. I especially like how you've split up the word assumed. The older I get the more I hate cleaning, though must admit I do feel good when it's done. :o) |
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