Washing Clothes Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Washing Clothes



Rushing, gushing, it pours into the machine.
Drowning, pounding, the clothes in soap and water.
Cleaning, screening, the dirt from the fabric - it then
spits them up gleaming.
Again, rushing, gushing, into the machine.
Drowning, pounding, rinse water rinses them clean.
Spinning, twirling, the soap from the fabric - it spews
them out shining.
Now, faster and faster the machine is spinning.
Squeezing, squashing, the water from the fabric - it spits
them up all shiny and cleaned.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written in 1973. Washing clothes just struck me funny so I wrote this funny little poem.
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