Rainbow and Dirty Window Sequel

ken bultman on Sep 11, 2009

Tags: apron, bottle, Eyes, frilly, hand, hands, hips, lips, misdeed, rainbow, window

Never leave stuff laying about if you don’t want it seen by prying eyes.

I once wrote a poem about a rainbow
I saw through a dirty window pane.
I left the dumb thing laying around
And sure enough the dumb thing was found.
It was not meant for her eyes to read
About her husband’s occasional misdeed
But she did and now I must pay
In a most appropriate way.
Here she’s standing with hands on her hips
And I’ve got pouty looks on my lips;
Now with this frilly apron I stand
With a bottle of Windex in my hand.

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Uma Shankari on Sep 11, 2009
Happy cleaning!!
raman13 on Sep 11, 2009
Impressive work

I like it

Best Regards
willie wondka on Sep 11, 2009
lol this is good!!!
cutedrishti8 on Sep 11, 2009
Nice work sir…
LoveDoctor on Sep 11, 2009
This is great. I like the intro phrase in bold too.
Darla Cooke on Sep 11, 2009
Great poem!
Lady Sunshine on Sep 11, 2009
Tsk. Tsk. Such a naughty boy you are, Ken. lmao
ceegirl on Sep 11, 2009
what a dirty window
Zappy on Sep 11, 2009
Ken
SEQUEL.

Zappy
Christine Ramsay on Sep 11, 2009
Ha ha!. Sorry! I can’t help laughing. That’s priceless.

Christine
Diverseblogger on Sep 11, 2009
I was hoping that you do a Sequel to Dirty windows and you did! Nice work indeed.
Sarah Sullins on Sep 11, 2009
LOL I hope you had fun cleaning!!
Tanya Wallace on Sep 11, 2009
Bloody hell Ken I sure hope this one is fictional lol otherwise your going to be cleaning for years to come! One good thing is if it is not you can tell her the other was lol As always brilliant work, love the humor especially the thought of you standing there in a frilly apron cleaning! lol
Mr Ghaz on Sep 11, 2009
Wonderful and lovely poem as always..I LOVED it! well presented too..Well done! Thank you so much for this cool stuff.
Hugo La Rosa on Sep 11, 2009
Some ironies of life have a funny side, like the story you tell in your well written poem.
Goodselfme on Sep 11, 2009
You always seem to give your poems a twist of some sort. Cute!
Ruby Hawk on Sep 11, 2009
Oh Ken, I can see the picture. Be more careful next time.
Lostash on Sep 11, 2009
Frilly apron and Windex…..you sure know how to live, Ken!
DulceCorazon on Sep 11, 2009
gotcha. very true about leaving stuff lying around. Very funny, I love it.
unown971 on Sep 12, 2009
Nice!
lillyrose on Sep 12, 2009
lovely! LOL… you can come and do mine after:-)
riccardof on Sep 12, 2009
An interesting kind of poetic justice to the second power
Cynthia Bartlett on Sep 12, 2009
That’s what you get for being careless.
cleaning the glass is good for you.
PR Mace on Sep 12, 2009
Just goes to show you should never air your dirty window.
teddybear55 on Sep 13, 2009
Lol. I couln’t help but laugh after reading the sequel. Hope you got the windows clean enough to her liking so that you didn’t have to do them over. lol. I liked this one. Nice story telling in poetic form.
Kate Smedley on Sep 16, 2009
Oops … well at least you made a funny poem from your misdemeanour!
Nisa West on Sep 18, 2009
I should use windex more often. It may keep me out of trouble. I do need to wash these windows in my office… Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Clearly, this is a great poem!
Toni Love on Sep 25, 2009
Love it, love it, love it!!!!!

Sound like grandma…lol

Toni

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