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Poetry: Ironing

• 1 of 37

  by Nan Keltie

  I can almost see her ironing oh-so-many years ago,
  A laundry basket parked nearby, she's listening to the radio.

  Her handy

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• 2 of 37

  by Gary Maclean

  Ironing

  Gonna match me some socks
  And polish my shoes
  Shine up my belt
  Get rid of my "no job" blues

  Gonna walk them streets
  Lookin'

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• 3 of 37

  by Pennee Struckman

  Throughout my day
  Are challenges,
  Problems to resolve.
  Coming home, there's a squabble,
  Homework, housework
  To dissolve.

  In the

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• 4 of 37

  by Ethel Smith

  I hardly iron

  a thing anymore,

  the laundry doesn't need it,

  so that's one less chore.

  But I can remember

  a few years back,

  washing

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• 5 of 37

  by Glenda K. Fralin

  Iron Kitch

  At ten I tipped a bottle
  with handy holes in top
  sprinkled water wetting clothes.

  
  
  

  Eleven turned round in rolls
  the

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