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Jun 24th, 2009 | By Carla Dodd | Category: Poetry | 384 views

Radio glaring
Eyes staring
Head falling sleep calling
Neverending
Laundry pending
Fighting sleepy
What’s on TV
Fed the cat
What is THAT?
Get the mop the broom
Clean your room
So close to four
And out the door
Get him from work
Excuse to shirk
All falling back
Willfully slack
Another day
Why be this way
Brain fights sleep
Body fights drain
Collapsing deep
Tomorrow
Again.

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Content Editor, Troubadour 21 - Thanks to Mr. Gackstetter, my eighth grade creative writing teacher who let us write for extra credit if we didn't like our assignments, I have been a poet (on and off) since I was 13. I have a degree in journalism and have written more than 1,000 article, but really started into literary writing for good in the past few years. My work has been published online at Erotique and Poetry Life and Times, and I have been published in college publications and as part of a collection, After the Storm. View my work at www.yourewritedear.com
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  1. It’s my life!! In your poem. It made me smile and groan, and decide it was time to stop ignoring the pile of laundry… thanks!!

  2. I always tell people who tell me I’m lucky to work from home: take your laundry, your dirty dishes, your phone and the telemarketing calls, your pets and your kids (if you have them) to work each day, and it will give you perspective on working from home. lol (Tackling my laundry in the AM.)

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