Time To Do The Dishes!
We all have hopes, and dreams, and wishes,
But, when all is over, said, and done,
Someone has to wash the dishes;
To shine the pots and add some fun;
We all make messes big and small,
From day to day, the chores pile up,
We find a way past troubles tall,
But worries stain the strongest cup;
No one travels through a day
Without a few mistakes;
We all break cups along our way,
Or burn some favourite cakes;
Kindness is the glue it takes
To mend those precious stems,
And laughter adds a lustre
To our newly-polished gems;
So do your dishes, dry them well,
And spread them out again,
Serve up kindness every day,
Keep those worry stains at bay,
And watch your spirit shine,
And let me not take life for granted,
Nor myself too seriously,
Somewhere a dish is being washed,
That needs the laughter
Of a child like me!
Edie Batstone
Singing and praying makes any job feel better!
Scrub-a-dub,
Connie
It's been nearly 30 years since I washed her polished anything. If it wasn't for caregivers that do it for me, my life would be truly messy.
But beyond that, I probably hurt people's feelings on a daily basis. But looking on the positive side of life, I try to make up to them when I have wronged.
From time to time we all need to polish our minds and clean out bad thoughts as you so beautifully have described in your poem.
Ron
Sandie