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No one

Has done my laundry

In the last forty four

Years.

Awake before the sun,

I have washed and folded

Underwear with kangaroo

Pockets for

Kangaroos I have never wished

To see.

Turned right side out

The smallest of socks

And largest of shirts,

Shaken out wrinkles

And ironed out old

Creases.

Sometimes I am lost in

The piles of neatly

Folded remnants of your days,

A well heeled servant

Of ages gone by,

Those I thought

We had long since

Overcome.

Categories: Poetry