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Newlyweds

I like to say I live comfortably

in my own filth, but that's just lies.

My house is disgusting, at least in my eyes.

 

The ***** clothes mingle

with the clean, all stacked

on the floor, anxiously waiting

to be put away.

 

I avoid the dishes, like nobody's business,

trading the chore for ***

Is that considered prostitution?

a barter of sorts,

my husband's labors for my services?

 

Honestly, as long as the bed

is made, I can live

in this pig-sty at least

for another day.

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Jun 26, 2010
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