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Furniture Haikus
Get ready – the poems you’re about to encounter are filled with philosophy, heartache, beauty, resentment, passion and, above all, love for furniture!
The Love of a Chair
A supportive friend
Is a chair, who’s got my back
And, frankly, bottom.
The Kitchen Island
No man is an isle,
They say. But what if his name
Is ‘Mr. Kitchen’?
The Truth About Your Plain Name
With propriety,
You ask to be called ‘Sofa.’
I’ll choose, simply, ‘Couch.’
Lazy Susan
I see you work hard.
Haters gonna hate, let them.
You are not lazy.
When an Office Chair Asks for a Raise
You’re dependable,
You deserve a raise. So here,
I’ll pull your lever.
Dresser
Your name’s deceptive.
I bought you years ago, and
You’ve yet to dress me.
Pardon My French
The charcuterie
Board goes in the chifferobe.
Not the armoire, oui?
Remembrances
What secrets you hold,
Wise memory foam mattress.
Memories untold!
The Bookshelf Taunts Me
The bookshelf taunts me.
Its scholarly books judge me
When I watch TV.
British Humor
The curious case
Of the curio case, ha!
A’cheerio, mate.
O Captain's Bed, My Captain's Bed
O Captain's bed, my
Captain's bed! Walt Whitman would
Like a word with you.
The Perfect Friday Night
Popcorn, soda and
My home theater recliner.
Movie optional.
Suite Dreams
In a bedroom suite,
You’ll have the sweetest dreams. Wait,
No – the suitest dreams!
Shabby Road
Shabby Road, London.
Like Abbey Road, but chicer.
It’s Shabby-Chic Road.
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