There's nothing worse in life, I think,
Than mud all underfoot.
It tramps inside and sticks to floors
Till they're as black as soot.
You try your best to keep it out
But mud is so invasive.
If from carpets it's not cleaned
The grit is so abrasive.
Shoes that have a ripple sole
Are wicked things to wear.
The mud gets stuck between the pleats,
Mud carrying in here.
My kingdom for a concrete pad!
Though grass is very pretty
It soon wears thin, the mud comes through....
A fact that is a pity.
Grass is great in summertime
(I never would deny it),
But in the winter, given choice
Of concrete, I would buy it.
My vinyl is a constant mess,
My carpet a disaster!
If I had concrete round my door
Housework would be faster.
With mud outside my kitchen door
My floor is always grubby.
I have to wash it thrice a day
To keep it clean for hubby.
Although I've laid a wooden walk
To keep the mud at bay,
I wish someone would wave a wand
And whisk this mud away!
Catchy title. It brought me right in and the writing kept me going. It had me smiling and laughing at the images of mud on the carpet from childhood memories. Thanks for sharing.
Catchy title. It brought me right in and the writing kept me going. It had me smiling and laughing at the images of mud on the carpet from childhood memories. Thanks for sharing.
Another nice, fun, easy reading poem. Good job. I am enjoying reading your pages. I'll be back for more!
Kim