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The dishes are making me angry, All relaxing after work in bubbles While I just stand here and linger, A kitchen ghost of scented soap. People say my eyes are bright So I scrub those glasses thoroughly But it does nothing but show me. My own hands go red on those Horrible abrasive sponges And much too hot water does Nothing to soothe, just morphs into a Boiling *** that riles my passing thoughts Until I'm no longer pondering things. I'm screaming in jealousy as I stack plates, And fit bowls together so perfectly, Maybe a drop falls because I'm cleaning Dishes for one. Maybe I'll smash them.
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
The Dishes Won't Know What Hit Them
The dishes are making me angry, All relaxing after work in bubbles While I just stand here and linger, A kitchen ghost of scented soap. People say my eyes are bright So I scrub those glasses thoroughly But it does nothing but show me. My own hands go red on those Horrible abrasive sponges And much too hot water does Nothing to soothe, just morphs into a Boiling *** that riles my passing thoughts Until I'm no longer pondering things. I'm screaming in jealousy as I stack plates, And fit bowls together so perfectly, Maybe a drop falls because I'm cleaning Dishes for one. Maybe I'll smash them.
danny-osullivan
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
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