Lillium Jean Maclin Poem by john (called jack) wren

Lillium Jean Maclin



Miss Hygene

Dressed in a bonnet of dusty pink
She's looks elegant, sweet and serene
A quiet girl, but not one to shrink
When its time for the weekly clean.

She'll wash and iron better than most
Then dust and vacuum her room
There's no time to stop, even for toast
Until outside has been swept with a broom.

Some call her Miss Tidy Pants
For her place is spotlessly clean
Over her shoulder goes all their rants
Now they've named her Miss 'Hygene'.

Friday, July 30, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: flowers
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