The Char Poem by John Carter Brown

The Char



It really is ridiculous
The lady's so meticulous
There's nothing that she misses
When she comes to clean the house;
She has the fastest duster
That anyone could muster
It's faster than a tom-cat
Who pursues a juicy mouse.

She's smart and very punctual
Fit and fully functional
At mopping I would swear
She has no equal in the land;
Attendance very steady
And always at the ready
Just why she chose to be a char
I do not understand.

Her talents are incredible
Her meals so very edible
A Jill of every trade
She's twice as good as any Jack;
And, glad of her employment,
She shares in her enjoyment,
And evidently loves it
As she keeps on coming back.

Written April 1996

Friday, August 24, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: cat,smart
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The first two lines of this poem just floated into my head one day, from somewhere or other. I know it's bonkers but still, I like it.
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