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"domestics" poems
The Eastern wind blows and comes at such a slant, that you can never, get out of the way, it is tantamount both parties were in the wrong, standing in the way. Dubai the insurance state fifty fifty blame what a game              shame over              honor, terrorize the tourists, workers, from domestics (imported) for every hotel in sight to oil patch imports, oh the money, as if it is worth the risk! Good bye Dubai Good bye, **** is not a male right, the victim is a victim shamed already by the act do not add to their plight by dividing the blame, your wealth enables bad behavior with a religious fervor, common sense, common decency,                  tells me to believe her. Good bye Dubai, as pretty and a delight to the eyes, you want the world to see, I forgive you for your injustice to an innocent like she.   ©ClemC072013
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Jul 21, 2013
Jul 21, 2013 at 9:05 PM UTC
Goodbye Dubai, not coming back...
they had big yards and driveways but there were no lemonade stands or ice cream trucks the tractors drove through the middle of town the people didn't use sidewalks or drugs they drank dollar domestics and never passed algebra and there wasn't a gallon of whiskey to be had there weren't any transvestites either the people had seven children and not one job they walked on two jiffy store feet and had only half as many teeth.
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Jun 26, 2013
Jun 26, 2013 at 9:25 PM UTC
where i came from
I write because I have no talent. I wind up cooking for reasons all the same. Relegate me to solemn, lonely domestics. Is it worse even still you call me Sir? Or is it ****** up that I care? Well, how dare you, Shitlord. How dare You.
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Apr 9, 2017
Apr 9, 2017 at 5:02 PM UTC
Back in the Kitchen
balancing now first time, although the coins don’t quite fit the tray, using the pointed pen, keeping neatly. have done this a while, got the rhythm, the style of dressage and deportment for one of our station. i don’t have a badge, so look with confidence, courage so they know. i quickly fold tidily, imagine i am japanese and check my hips in the showroom mirror. i work on sundays, except when i go on thursday. so being monday, now i change the bed. carry on with the domestics. sbm.
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 1:35 AM UTC
17.6
a small village, mayhap a hamlet, named, one forgets the rules with all that has happened. domestics done, we walk over to buy two pots of pansies, a pound for both , money for charity. nice to be out, to see the neighbours’ houses, to see what has changed while i have been working. not much. late light brings photographs, wandering the graveyard, yew berries abound. bird bones ready to gather, to box. i thought of your disorder. did you leave your hat? sbm.
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Nov 6, 2014
Nov 6, 2014 at 1:57 AM UTC
. a quiet afternoon .
the girls I danced with I never wrote songs about the girls I kissed under bursts of fireworks I never won carnival prizes for the girls I entered the sheets with I never made a deeper connection the girls who gave me their best I never understood their motives and I wondered where they all went and why we parted ways like cathedral doors and why they took the hand of other monsters and vanished into the night. I was too naive to notice all the red flags waving behind me and too dense to turn around and open my eyes. but now I face this dry vacancy and I see they’re intertwined with their domestics constricted with their marriages taunting their husbands commanding their boyfriends obsessed with their photo albums cramming belief and guidance into their children its the same unabridged story told over and over and over and over again. I too, sit with this adverse outcome: this one wants me to quit drinking and that one wants me on a diet and this one wants me to get a better job and that one wants me to exercise more. I’ve never been one to rest on my laurels, but as I lay down in this bed with this one like so many buried cold beneath the Earth, I can’t stop thinking of those angels from my past that have flown off into other heavens. I was never deserving of their time nor their presence and I am neither here nor there.
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Mar 27, 2025
Mar 27, 2025 at 10:52 AM UTC
vacancy
Kirsteen closed the door of the toilet and puked in the bowl, voices outside the cubicle, patients to and fro, hospital cleaners or domestics wanting to clean, she knelt over the bowl fingers down her throat, someone in the next cubicle said whit ur ye daein'? Kirsteen said nothing, her throat was sore, her eyes watery, her tongue acidy, ur ye nae weel? the voice said, O, shut yer gob, Kirsteen said, fingers by her mouth, eyes peering at the divide, min' yer business, the voice said nothing more, a chain went and a flush and the door opened and feet walked away, Kirsteen sat on her haunches, held the bowl, dribble on her fingers and sick in the bowl rose, an image of her mother seemed over her thin shoulder, ur ye bein' boak again? her mother's voice said, Kirsteen stared at the facing wall, the top was white with a silvery handle, she gazed at her, her mother's face appeared opposite, thin drawn, I'll tan yer backside if ye boak again her mother said, smells rose, Kirsteen puked in the bowl once more, a voice came and banged on the door, Kirsteen open up, it's Nurse Kerr, ur ye makin' yerself boak again? nae, aam nae, Kirsteen said, a darkness came, a swallowing up inside her head.
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Dec 19, 2015
Dec 19, 2015 at 1:45 AM UTC
BULIMIC TIDE 1995.
was planned. did the domestics, packed the bottles, bell jars, drew thirty three drawings, of vikings, an afternoon writing, waiting on the visitor. yet, it seemed like a lovely day off. sbm.
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 1:21 AM UTC
157. the day off
balancing now first time, although the coins don’t quite fit the tray, using the pointed pen, keeping neatly. have done this a while, got the rhythm, the style of dressage and deportment for one of our station. i don’t have a badge, so look with confidence, courage so they know. i quickly fold tidily, imagine i am japanese and check my hips in the showroom mirror. i work on sundays, except when i go on thursday. so being monday, now i change the bed. carry on with the domestics. sbm.
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 1:56 AM UTC
17.6
balancing now first time, although the coins don’t quite fit the tray, using the pointed pen, keeping neatly. have done this a while, got the rhythm, the style of dressage and deportment for one of our station. i don’t have a badge, so look with confidence, courage so they know. i quickly fold tidily, imagine i am japanese and check my hips in the showroom mirror. i work on sundays, except when i go on thursday. so being monday, now i change the bed. carry on with the domestics. sbm.
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Mar 5, 2015
Mar 5, 2015 at 1:35 AM UTC
17.6
I had 3 whiskeys 10 cheap domestics Then saw her sitting there She must've been in her fifties Her ******* were big Her legs long and smooth Dark hair Red lips She sat at the bar Gracefully The way flowers dance I thought My god So many men. Loved,scarred Left for dead She had it all She was woman She was a beautiful painting Of death She looked over at me slowly Staring straight into mine Smiled Then tossed her hair Then looked away My blood was burning My god So many men.
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Jul 18, 2015
Jul 18, 2015 at 12:00 PM UTC
Beauty of the Bar
Feeling of euphoria dominating that room That exasperating space of leftover domestics, lust verging on predatory Unwashed, unclipped, orange tinged fingertips scooping up the dregs of Asda's smart price nuts I was in my element, masking my child in me My hormonal fireworks had gone into this moment. I had made it. I was 14 and a pub singer. My family beamed, my Dad unrecognisable The room roared, happy feet stomped and energetic hands clapped; erupting into our very own earthquake I took a sneaky mouthful of my concealed pint, covering my modesty in my must look 18 dress The rockers rocked The lovers kissed Eighties fans shook their hips My father missed... it The smoke was as thick as **** the ***** It danced in a flurried daze with our quickened breath, singing 'Tubthumping' If I could have bottled that, I would take a sniff of that smelling salt to bring me round any day
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Feb 23, 2019
Feb 23, 2019 at 1:24 PM UTC
Late night taxi - Part I
I want to take this world And grab it by the hair Beat it up like that girl That got me expelled last year I’ll pull out it’s tracks Leave them in the street It’s fun to be a badass Fists clenched, bare feet It’s probably not good To let myself get this mad If I was smarter I would Find an outlet that Won’t get me arrested And read my rights I’m tired of domestics And red and blue lights
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Jan 27, 2019
Jan 27, 2019 at 7:00 PM UTC
Family Affair